The Oxford Magazine

The Oxford Magazine stands out as the top online lifestyle publication designed for those who live, work, or enjoy leisure activities in Oxford and the surrounding areas of Oxfordshire. Every week, we put together a digital magazine tailored for residents, workers, and visitors in Oxfordshire. Our goal is to be the go-to lifestyle magazine for everyone curious about Oxford and its surroundings, whether they are long-time locals, newcomers, or just visiting.

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Wilderness Festival reveals full line-up for fourteenth season

1 week ago | theoxfordmagazine.com | Ay Adeduro

Wilderness Festival presented by Audi has unveiled the second wave of artists and full stage splits for its stunning fourteenth season, adding an eclectic array of acts to an already stellar line-up. Set to join the already announced headliners: Basement Jaxx, Supergrass, and Wet Leg on the Wilderness Stage, mysterious house maestro berlioz – aka Jasper Edward Attlee – has quietly become one of the most talked-about names in the underground electronic scene.
Ray LaMontagne announces 2026 UK tour

1 week ago | theoxfordmagazine.com | Ay Adeduro

Grammy Award winner Ray LaMontagne will celebrate the 20th anniversary of his acclaimed debut album Trouble with a UK tour in 2026 — his first tour in the UK since 2018. The tour will visit New Theatre Oxford on Saturday, 06 June 2026, and conclude at London’s legendary Royal Albert Hall on Monday, 08 June 2026. LaMontagne will perform Trouble in its entirety for the first time since the album’s release 20 years ago.
Cornbury House Horse Trials returns with Cotswold showcase

1 week ago | theoxfordmagazine.com | Ay Adeduro

The summer of 2025 is set to finish on a high note with the return of the Cornbury House Horse Trials, scheduled to take place from 10 to 14 September in the stunning Cotswolds at Cornbury House in Charlbury. Now in its sixth year, this five-day international event continues to establish itself as a premier fixture on the equestrian calendar, showcasing the finest young horses and riders as they compete in dressage, cross-country, and showjumping.
Drago headlines action-packed REVOLT 2025 event in Oxford

2 weeks ago | theoxfordmagazine.com | Ay Adeduro

Come Saturday, 03 May this year, Oxford will host REVOLT 2025, a major night of professional wrestling as Drago, alongside other international stars, arrive for an event presented by British Kingdom Pro Wrestling at Beecroft Hall, Oxford Academy. The Mexican superstar Drago, renowned for his appearances in Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (recently acquired by WWE), Lucha Underground (as seen on Netflix), and TNA Wrestling in the United States.
Oxfordshire councillor doesn’t want devolution partnership with Swindon

Jan 27, 2025 | theoxfordmagazine.com | Aled Thomas

Oxfordshire should look to form a new strategic authority with Berkshire and Buckinghamshire rather than Swindon, according to the leader of South Oxfordshire District Council. The central government has announced plans to reform local government, which could see councils across a wider region, such as the Thames Valley, create a strategic authority to work together around key issues such as transport and economic development.
Oxfordshire farmers rally against Family Farm Tax with tractor protest in Oxford

Jan 9, 2025 | theoxfordmagazine.com | Esmé Kenney

Farmers have spoken about the terrifying prospect of having to sell their farms in Oxfordshire as 100 tractors descended on the city centre. Protesting against the government Family Farm Tax, the farmers gathered outside the Examinations School on Oxford High Street, where Environment Secretary Steve Reed was speaking.
Campaigners criticise Homes England over funding for controversial Oxpens River Bridge

Jan 9, 2025 | theoxfordmagazine.com | Esmé Kenney

A campaign group has slammed Homes England for not revealing how it came to a decision to fund the Oxpens River Bridge aimed at providing a new route to connect more people to Oxford city centre. The bridge would provide a walking and cycling route connecting planned regeneration projects, including the Osney Mead industrial estate and the Oxpens, to the city centre. Plans for the construction of the bridge were approved by Oxford City Council in March and again in April after an appeal.
Council leaders to consider response to local government devolution plans

Jan 8, 2025 | theoxfordmagazine.com | Esmé Kenney

The government’s plans to shake up local government and its impact on Oxfordshire will be discussed by councillors in a meeting today. Oxfordshire County Council, which is holding the extra cabinet meeting, will consider a report recommending that it should write to the government saying it is committed to being fast-tracked into a mayoral strategic authority for Thames Valley. It is also recommended to express “significant concerns” about the prospect of postponing the 2025 local elections.
The Importance Of Being Earnest

Feb 3, 2024 | theoxfordmagazine.com | Oscar Wilde

By Oscar Wilde“The truth is rarely pure and never simple…”Best friends and fashionable young men, Algernon Moncrieff and Jack Worthing, seem to have hit upon the perfect ruse to escape their social responsibilities. They lead double lives – one in the city and one in the country. But when love enters the mix, confusion reigns.
All the Oxfordshire people recognised in the New Year Honours List 2022

Dec 30, 2023 | theoxfordmagazine.com | Claire Foster

Throughout his career, Professor Neil Mortensen has had a significant interest in advancing the speciality through research. As President of the Ileostomy Association, he has for many years championed patients who have undergone surgery for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Evidence of his international recognition is provided by numerous visiting professorships and eponymous lectureships, as well as his receiving several prestigious prizes.