Last night, under a beautifully warm Oxfordshire sky, around a hundred of us gathered for the Oxford Legal Walk – a fundraising event in support…
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What do you get when you mix sunshine, music, sizzling street food and a park full of joy? The Leys Festival 2025, of course –…
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This evening, some time before the sun dipped behind Wittenham Clumps, I had the quiet privilege of attending one of Oxfordshire’s more unusual and charming…
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Dear Friends, As I come to the end of my third month in office, June has offered a powerful reminder of what civic life can…
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If you’d told me that one of the most entertaining moments of my Shrieval year so far would involve standing on a sun-scorched airfield near…
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Mark and I had the great pleasure of attending a beautiful service of Solemn Vespers at Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford this evening, celebrating 500…
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This morning’s Armed Forces Day flag raising in Garth Park, Bicester, was a moving and meaningful moment—quietly dignified, and all the more powerful for it.…
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Tonight, Oxford once again demonstrated the strength and warmth of its interfaith community through the annual Peace and Faith Walk, a cherished tradition organised by…
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I had the enormous pleasure of visiting the children of Bletchingdon School this week—and what a thought-provoking and joyful visit it was. From the moment…
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