"This is about being a small fish in a big pond," Charlotte Orr tells me, pointing at a beautiful aqua green and blue...
Audiences are in for a treat at the end of this month when Opus 48, Oxford’s newest medium-sized choir, launches its second season...
Raj Chakraborty emanates energy, it’s coming out of his pores. Chatting to me in the front bar of The Bear Hotel in Woodstock,...
Sold out last year, with thousands flocking from all over the country to bear witness and take part, Blenheim's Illuminated Trail is back,...
An emphasis on the romance of the winter countryside, plays out at Sarah Wiseman Gallery's annual Christmas exhibition this year, which features artists...
The fresh faced, blue-eyed, bearded young man in front of me looks more like a musician than a chef.
But then Liam Whittle toyed...
Mark Thomas has never done things by halves. He is comfiest in a hair shirt, waving a placard and making life as complicated...
"I'd see that again anytime. I loved it. Absolutely loved it," my teenage daughter told me, uncharacteristically jubilant.
We'd all given it a standing...
Two distinguished Oxford professionals have come together in the Sewell Centre Gallery’s latest exhibition ‘Something Else’.
After long careers in architecture and the...
