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Every week we aim to bring you another reason to visit Bicester primarily through Bicester Market.
We have given locals and people looking from the outside of Bicester plenty of reasons to pop into the Bicester town centre.
We went along to St Edburg’s coffee morning on Saturday to enjoy a hot drink and loads of cake. We enjoyed making new friends and learning more about the Church.
We have been writing about Bicester Market pretty much every week and why you should visit the market held every Friday from 9am to 4pm.
Every Friday on Sheep Street Bicester Market host a number of stalls offering quality goods and products from 9am to 4pm. We have been covering a number of stalls and this week we thought we would write about the brown bread bakery.
We are fans of running here at Beautiful Bicester, so we are going to keep plugging running events in 2025.
Through November and December last year we have been plugging the Scramble event at Bicester Heritage. Well, it is finally here tomorrow dated Sunday 5th Janauary 2025.
It is that time of the week again where we talk about a stall that exhibit at Bicester Market every Friday.
If you are a keen wrestling fan, then Bicester Leisure Centre is the place to be this Saturday from 7.30pm to 9.30pm ran by Superstars of Wrestling.
A popular with the locals is The White Hart Pub based on Sheep Street. The White Hart Pub is a vibrant town centre pub.
In November 2024 we met up with Gem Barrett the founder of Nai’s House.
When we first started our Beautiful Bicester Facebook page, we were kindly welcomed in to cover two community groups.
A few weeks back we went to Bicester Green on Sheep Street to check out the repair café.
This week we went along to another community group at East Bicester Community Centre. The community group is called “Evergreens” and is run by Lifehouse Community Church.
If you’re looking for a few things to do this January, then here are three events. First up we have the Bicester Scramble taking place at Bicester Heritage.
Who remembers the photos we took on Remembrance Sunday last year. Here are a few of those photos.
In February, we joined up once again with a group called “Because Talking Matters”.
We popped back to Bicester Methodist Church on Friday to meet people who attend the Open Doors Café.
Garth Park was lit up like a Christmas tree from December 6th to December 15th this month, and has been hailed a huge success in the Bicester Advertiser.
Yes, we have been writing about Bicester Market and everything it has to offer from shopping items and amazing street food stalls to visit.
Last week we spoke with another market trader called Lynda Lee who runs a stall called “The Pamper Room”.
Yesterday we went along to an event called “Because Talking Matters”. It is a new event that is being run out of East Bicester Community Centre.
Tomorrow it is parkrun time once again. You may have eaten plenty of Christmas turkey and indulged in some tasty food over the month of December, however now you might be thinking it is time to get fit and active once more.
We have been informed that Oxfordshire Age UK have launched a coffee morning.
Every week we are going to write about one of the stalls that will be at Bicester Market every Friday.
We noticed a post on the Littlebury Hotel social media so thought we would give them a helping hand. Firstly, the Littlebury Hotel, lets learn a little more about them.
Bicester Library have added another event to their roster, and we think it is a good one.
We have been really busy covering events in Bicester for the past 3 months since pushing our Facebook page.
We would like to shout out that Café 103 is back up and running again after Christmas. Here is a photo of a fair crowd enjoying a cup of tea and cake at Cafe 103.