Thousands of people have gathered to celebrate May Morning in the heart of Oxford. The unique tradition dates back more than ...

Magdalen College School on Magdalen Road ... who was a bishop of Winchester and lord chancellor of England. The school is located in the centre of Oxford, on the banks of the River Cherwell ...

On May 8, 1945, spontaneous celebrations broke out across Oxfordshire and the rest of the country as World War Two came to an end in Europe. A book detailing the often hidden role Oxford played in ...

An estimated 16,500 people gathered to celebrate May Morning in Oxford. Crowds were treated to music from the Magdalen College Choir from 06:00 BST who stop atop the Magdalen Tower to sing for ...

Oxford City Council organises the May Morning event at Magdalen Bridge with the support of partners, including Thames Valley Police, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service, Oxford Direct Services, ...

The popular event, dating back over five centuries, is a unique Oxford tradition held every year on May 1. It will see crowds along High Street and Magdalen Bridge for the 6am choral welcome for the ...

Educated at the Royal Naval College and Magdalen College Oxford he undertook many popular overseas tours ... He died on 28th May 1972 and was brought back to England for burial at Frogmore in Windsor.

YouTube content may contain adverts. End of youtube video by The Choir of Magdalen College, Oxford Magdalen College Choir treated early risers to a rendition of Hymnus Eucharisticus before singing ...

Thousands of people have gathered to celebrate May Morning in the heart of Oxford. The unique tradition ... Crowds surrounded Magdalen College from 06:00 BST to hear the bells ring out and ...