Found in the heart of Woodstock, just 8 miles from Oxford, Blenheim Palace is surrounded by over 2,000 acres of 'Capability' Brown landscaped parkland, the great lake, and beautiful formal gardens, offering an unforgettable day out for all.....
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Oriental If your looking to eat as much you can, on some of the tastiest Chinese food in Oxford, then take a visit to Oxy Oriental at Kassam stadium and do just that!!....
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Cotswold
Wildlife Park
Hundreds of different species can be seen at this spacious
and well-kept wildlife park, including animals ranging
from cuddly Red Pandas to poisonous snakes. With picnic
areas, an adventure playground, a brass-rubbing centre
and a narrow-gauge railway, the Cotswold Wildlife Park
will guarantee a fabulous day out for the entire family.
See our web-site for birds of prey demonstrations
and other events.
Open: daily at 10am
The Iron Lady
A surprising and intimate portrait of Margaret Thatcher, the first and only female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. One of the 20th century's most famous and influential women, Thatcher came from nowhere to smash through barriers of gender and class to be heard in a male dominated world.... Click
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The King and I
This breath-taking new production from the Curve Theatre, Leicester, directed by Paul Kerryson, is a lavish, grand-scale spectacle. With giant gold Buddhas, sumptuous costumes, a chorus of adorable children, acrobatic dancers and live music this beautiful production guarantees standing ovations.... Click
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Till I Die Sometimes, things happen that effect lives profoundly and forever. There are ripples beyond those present through the wider community to family, friends, neighbours and workmates. In 1989, at Hillsborough football ground, Liverpool fans were crushed as the stadium became overcrowded. There were hundreds of injuries. There were 96 deaths. This original piece of theatre, created by the cast with a writer, physical theatre artist and director, unearths the passion shared by thousands and the particular effect this day had on 3 young people.... Click Here for Details
Revealed: The Underwear Revolution
An Oxfordshire County Council touring exhibition celebrating the changing role of underwear in our lives. Trace underwear’s evolution from hair shirts to ‘How to Look Good Naked’, and discover how our most intimate garments have been affected by changes in technology, society and taste... Click
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Wildlife Photographer of the Year is coming to Science Oxford Live! This is one of the first stops on its UK tour, so don’t miss this opportunity to see some of the world’s most breathtaking examples of wildlife photography. And this year the exhibition will be running alongside our usual Discovery Zone, so there’s something for all the family.... Click
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Malikas
In the middle of the buzzing area of Cowley Road, you will find Malikas, which guarantees a superior Indian cuisine experience! Modern decor, which seats 70, but still the atmosphere is cozy and relaxing.... Click Here for Details
Malmaison One time prison becomes daring destination –
Malmaison Hotel in the Oxford Castle complex
boasts a stylish bar serving astoundingly good
wines, and fabulous, decadent cocktails.... Click
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