A little slice of local railway history
Even if you’re not a railway fan, there’s still plenty of railway history to see, learn and try at Banbury North Signal box before it closes in October 2016

Even if you’re not a railway fan, there’s still plenty of railway history to see, learn and try at Banbury North Signal box before it closes in October 2016

The first ever BBC Countryfile Live event – read the write up of our day out there, what we got up to and what we thought.

I tried out the revamped Castleyard Cafe at Oxford Castle for a lunch review and enjoyed a photo walk around the city centre

I’m always on the look out for photo opportunities and when I spotted the Spring flowers and tulip festival at Stonor Park I thought that would be perfect to take lots of pretty flowers pictures. So back in Spring we headed…

We took a spring walk in Banbury, enjoying the blossom and giving N the chance to get out on his bike, on the path and off road

We visited the Ashmolean museum in Oxford and checked out the family activities, including their Egyptian trail

We trying being ladies (and kids) who lunch at the new tea room 1738, at Boswells Oxford. Afternoon tea is made by these stunning cakes
We visited The Pottery Place in Witney for some wet weather pottery painting. Great for children and adults, a chance to get creative.

I recently had quite a National Trust heavy weekend. I love having membership because it just means you can pop in whenever, without needing to spend a whole day. Upton House is 5 minutes drive away from us (really I…

Stunning early morning walk through Wroxton Abbey by the lake, open dawn til dusk, no dogs allowed.

We’ve finally made it to another Cushion Concert in Oxford, informal concerts introducing children to instruments. This one was the Trombone