Tourism News & Updates
- 30th January 2013
Dine Bangla would like to invite local residents to a Grand Opening and Charity Fundraiser on Monday 25th February. Tickets are £19.95 a head, with 50% of the money raised going to the three charities. Booking ESSENTIAL please! Call 01609-661920.
- 30th January 2013
Chipping Norton Literary Festival - held this year from 16th to 23rd April - was a resounding success in 2012 and is set to be even better this year. Plans are afoot for workshops, lectures, events and children's free events - many local businesses are involved and it's a great excuse to come and visit this beautiful Cotswold market town!
- 19th January 2013
Richmond Retreats featured in an article by Silver Travel Advisor recently praising their respite holidays in Letcombe Regis, near Abingdon. What makes these holidays unique is not only the fantastic on site facilities, but the reassurance that carers are on-site 24 hours a day.
- 19th January 2013
REDUCED car parking charges will come into force in the Cotswolds in the spring.
- 17th January 2013
SENIOR figures at the RSPCA are to meet with the charity watchdog over their decision to spend £326,000 on the prosecution of The Heythrop Hunt, Prime Minister David Cameron’s local foxhound pack
- 7th January 2013
The Chipping Norton Yacht Club will provide the opportunity for the Cotswold sailing community to get together, share experiences, hear interesting speakers and find crew - and all 100 miles from the sea!
- 2nd January 2013
DRIVERS are being asked to continue to avoid flooded routes even as the bad weather is expected to improve in the coming days.
Hooray for December, and all its lovely surprises. VIP Launch of the Fiat 500L at Jaybee Motors in Bodicoate, nr Banbury on 15th & 16th December
Like the brand new fun-filled Fiat 500L – it may have come after the Fiat 500, but it’s definitely the big brother!
- 4th December 2012
BLONDIE will be @ Westonbirt Arboretum on Friday 22 June 2013!
- 3rd December 2012
I was lucky enough to be the only person that seemed to be aware that the Abingdon Museum roof was open for the morning of the Extravaganza (usually shut all winter).