Author: Laurianne Chusseau

At a time when the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic have affected relationships across the world for over a year and a half, Love in 2021 is here to celebrate… Continue reading The Photography Competition to showcase images of Love across the UK

IF Oxford, the city’s science and ideas Festival, returns this autumn (9-26 October) in a hybrid format with both in-person and digital events and activities for adults, children and teenagers.… Continue reading Announcing IF Oxford and ideas Festival 2021

• E. H. Shepard, famous for his Winnie-the-Pooh and Wind in the Willows illustrations saw service on the Western Front and in Italy during the Great War – he was… Continue reading SOFO Museum online talk to reveal Great War story of Winnie-the-Pooh illustrator E.H. Shepard

Oxford’s Lord Mayor joined passengers on-board an open-top bus tour of the city as part of a campaign to encourage people to visit Oxford. Lord Mayor, Councillor Mark Lygo visited… Continue reading Lord Mayor enjoys City Sightseeing open-top bus tour of Oxford as part of tourism campaign

Thames Travel in partnership with Oxford United is re-launching its ‘Football Special’ match-day bus services for U’s fans. With fans allowed to return to football matches this season the popular… Continue reading Thames Travel Match-Day Oxford United Bus Services Return

International travel is bouncing back, with Oxford Bus Company’s Airline coach service to Heathrow and Gatwick airports experiencing growing passenger numbers. Oxford Bus Company has reported the number of customers… Continue reading Oxford Bus Company Airline services taking off

A painting pony called Teddy is delighting visitors to Blenheim Palace’s new stables exhibition with his unbridled artistic prowess. The 14-year-old chestnut roan is the mane attraction in the Oxfordshire… Continue reading Art on the Hoof at Blenheim Palace

MP Robert Courts has praised Blenheim Estate’s commitment to the environment during a visit to the Oxfordshire UNESCO World Heritage Site this week. The MP for Witney and West Oxfordshire… Continue reading MP Impressed With Blenheim’s Environmental Initiatives

A total of 20 local charities, organisations and good causes are set to benefit from a £50,000 charity and community bursary set up by Blenheim. The bursary is available to… Continue reading Blenheim Bursary Boost for Local Good Causes

Between 18 July and 17 August, Oxford City Council is proudly supporting South Asian History Month, a National celebration and acknowledgment of South Asian people and communities, cultures and history… Continue reading Oxford City Council celebrates South Asian Heritage Month

Oxford Brookes Business School has been awarded the Small Business Charter Award in recognition of their support for small businesses, student entrepreneurship, and their commitment to their local economy. The… Continue reading Oxford Brookes Business School awarded SBC Award

A litter of 10 adorable sheepdog puppies line up in the back of a shepherd’s 4×4 at Blenheim Palace. The eight-week-old border collie puppies are the latest generation born at… Continue reading Shepherd’s Cutie Pies – Sheepdog Puppies at the Palace

The Blenheim Estate is looking to recruit a shepherd to help care for its 1,000-strong flock of sheep, as well as its collection of rare breed British white cattle.  … Continue reading Blenheim Estate Offering “Dream” Role for Shepherd

The Oxford Bus Company has launched its latest eye-catching bus backing good local causes, with a double-decker wrapped for Blue Skye Thinking. It has been transformed into the colours of… Continue reading Oxford Bus Company launches eye catching double-decker for Children’s Brain Tumour Charity

City Sightseeing Oxford have launched a ‘free child ticket’ as part of the #Rediscover Oxford campaign to kick-start the school holidays.   Owned by Oxford Bus Company, it is offering… Continue reading City Sightseeing give Rediscover Oxford campaign a school holiday boost