Culture News & Updates
- 12th July 2014
Could a machine have a mind? Could a computer think? What is consciousness and could it be created in something other than a brain?
- 24th June 2014
What is Alice Day and what activities are going on in Oxford to celebrate it?
- 6th June 2014
23 year old Music Director of Henley Choral Society, Benjamin Goodson, is making good on the promise to bring young musical talent to Henley for their next concert ‘Shakespeare & Summer Songs’ at 7.30pm on Saturday 14th June at the Christchurch Centre.
- 7th May 2014
Going to the Chippy Theatre to see a show?
If so, why not pop into the Chequers in Chipping Norton either before or afterwards for a drink and/or a bite to eat?
- 6th January 2014
Henley Choral Society has launched a campaign for 2014 to recruit more men.
- 7th November 2013
Music students from The Henley College are set to feature in a special concert at the town’s Kenton Theatre on 23 January 2014.
- 10th October 2013
Want to have your perfect Cotswold wedding reception but without the price tag? Why not choose one of the late availability date packages from Greenhill Gallery in Oxfordshire
Banbury’s local Renault, Dacia and Fiat dealership, is the headline sponsor for this year’s Deddington Festival – running for the 11th year and commencing for three weeks on 21st June until 13th July 2013.
- 17th May 2013
After an acclaimed, sell-out performance of The Creation in 2012, Henley Choral Society and Southern Sinfonia make a welcome return to the Concert Hall, Reading at 7.30pm on Saturday 8 June, to perform Verdi’s thrilling and dramatic Requiem.
Stow on the Wold saw the final battle of the Civil War in England on 21st March 1646, where Charles I’s senior infantry commander, Sir Jacob Astley was captured and the King’s last field army was destroyed, ending any residual royalist hope.