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We’ve seen our fair share of rain and wind over the last month. But worry not, spring is on the way and hopefully the weather will improve. Even if it doesn’t, there are plenty of indoor events in and around Didcot in March 2020:
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I hate to wish away days but as soon as February is out of the way it’ll be spring! Fortunately there’s a great selection of things to do in and around Didcot in February 2020 to see us through the month.
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I have a passing interest in archaeology, spurred on by watching Indiana Jones. I know, of course, that the reality doesn’t involve travelling the world searching for the Holy Grail. But if, like me, you fancy learning more about the things under your feet then why not book onto an Earth Trust archaeology tour?
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Happy New Year! January isn’t the best month of the year for events but I’ve found several to keep you busy in the weeks ahead. Read on for things to do in and around Didcot in January 2020.
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Looking for Christmas events in and around Didcot? Then read on for a bumper list of festive events, all in date order.
Last weekend I attended the 4th Didcot Food Festival. It was the first time I’d visited so wasn’t sure what to expect; what did I think?
Ah, November. The build up to Christmas, misty days and falling leaves. I’ve managed to avoid any dedicated Christmas events in this month’s round up, but next month will be a different matter! For now, read on for things to do in and around Didcot in November 2019.
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This week’s autumnal weather signals the end of summer. But don’t worry as this post is packed full of events and things to do in and around Didcot in October 2019.
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As some of you may know I had a soft spot for Didcot Power Station. So much so, that I have a power station print at home by local artist, Charlie Davies. When I saw she had an exhibition at Cornerstone I decided to pop along.
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I hope you all managed to get away for a summer break, or at least a few days out in the sun. I cannot believe that I’m already seeing adverts for Christmas parties! In the meantime read on for things to do in and around Didcot in September 2019.
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