by Ed Rosser | Mar 30, 2023 | News
Located within the Oxfordshire UNESCO World Heritage Site’s historic Walled Gardens and covering a site larger than a football pitch, it celebrates the rich heritage of the 18th century baroque Palace, its surrounding parkland and the wider estate. The Lost...
by Ed Rosser | Mar 29, 2023 | Insights
Based in Oxfordshire, the company has sales and distribution operations in Europe, USA, Asia and Latin America and exports over 85% of products to over 60 countries. In business for 70 years, Owen Mumford’s focus is on long-term investment to deliver sustainable...
by Ed Rosser | Mar 28, 2023 | News
The removal of the flagpole is part of a £2m conservation project of the Palace’s 18th century Orangery – the first of its kind at a Grade 1 Listed World Heritage Site. To combat the effects of climate change the Orangery’s glass ceiling is being removed...
by Ed Rosser | Mar 27, 2023 | News
To achieve gold status, the Oxfordshire UNESCO World Heritage Site was assessed under 15 different categories including energy saving, waste minimisation, health and wellbeing, awareness and community and achieved a total score of 83%. As well as receiving a Gold...
by Ed Rosser | Mar 27, 2023 | News
Robert Watt and J Ockenden, both recent graduates of the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) conversion course at Oxford Brookes, won the 23rd annual Commonwealth Student Moot competition while representing the UK in Goa, India, on 8 March. They defeated India in the final....
