Tim Hughes
Print Audience and Content Editor at Oxford Mail
Print Audience and Content Editor at The Oxford Times
Print Audience & Content Editor at Oxford Mail & The Oxford Times. My own humble thoughts. Music, art, food, comedy, travel and wildlife - especially badgers
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
oxfordmail.co.uk | Tim Hughes
Held over three days at pretty Braziers Park in Ipsden, Wood festival is a pioneering event combining high quality live music, creative participation and a celebration of the start of summer. But it is also a show of love for nature and wildlife. Numbers are kept low for the event – which marks the very start of the summer music festival calendar.
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1 month ago |
oxfordmail.co.uk | Tim Hughes
The familiar sounds of birdsong in the gorgeous countryside beyond Wallingford, has this week been accompanied by the dull thud of mallet on tent pegs as a clearing in the woods prepares to welcome thousands of revellers to the county’s first real festival of the year. Held over three days at pretty Braziers Park in Ipsden, Wood festival is a pioneering event combining high quality live music, creative participation and a celebration of the start of summer.
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1 month ago |
oxfordmail.co.uk | Tim Hughes
59 1/1 A BUMPER crowd of more than 16,000 people filled Oxford city centre for the city’s traditional May Morning festivities. Spirits were high as crowds gathered to listen to Magdalen College Choir singing the Hymnus Eucharisticus from the college’s Great Tower at 6am. The performance was followed by peels of bells and the start of music and dancing by groups from around the county.
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2 months ago |
oxfordmail.co.uk | Tim Hughes
4 1/1 FOR a man who has not only nailed life as a successful actor but has legions of fans as an acclaimed musician, Toby Sebastian is refreshingly modest. The softly-spoken Oxford lad is riding high with a glittering CV of film and television roles under his belt, and has, somehow, also found the time to release his second album as a singer-songwriter.
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2 months ago |
oxfordmail.co.uk | Tim Hughes
18 1/1 HUNDREDS of dance music lovers got into the saddle for a mass bike ride around Oxford to the pounding beat of drum and bass. The Drum and Bass On The Bike event on Sunday, April 13, attracted cyclists of all ages for a rhythmic ride through the city centre and East Oxford. Smiling riders followed DJs towing mobile sound systems for the procession – to the amusement of shoppers and tourists – some of whom joined in with bursts of impromptu dancing.
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