Jeremy Mainwaring-Burton 'The Queen Mother's Lifelong Love of Jewellery' March 2025
Charlotte Eagar 'The Trojan Women Project, a combined supprt, communications and drama project for refugees and asylum seekers' February 2025
Debbie Dance ' Oxford and its development: taking the positive view' November 2024
Paul Whitton 'Mary de Bohun (1368 - 1394), The Royal Lady of Hinton' October 2024
Sian Hansen 'The State of Philanthropy in the UK' June 2024
Marjorie Glasgow BEM, His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire ' The History and Role of HM Lord-Lieutenants' May 2024
Zandra Houston 'Wild West Wales - a taster of the history and geography of the beautiful county of Pembrokeshire' March 2024
Dr Susan Manley ' Letters in Biochemistry' February 2024
Gareth Morris ‘And the band played on. The story of RMS Titanic.’ November 2023
Susan Ronald ‘THE AMBASSADOR- Joseph P. Kennedy at the Court of St. James's 1938-1940’ October 2023
Nikita Gill 'Foremothers and the Value of Reclaiming Myth for Women'. June 2023
Fiona Gordon 'Whips, Whipettes, Grids, Lists – how does the Chief Whip really win difficult votes?’ May 2023
Rick Fink Life in service as a Butler in some of the great houses and families in England. March 2023
Martin Goodman 'Herod the Great: myth and reality'. February 2023
Rebecca Abrams 'Licoricia of Winchester: Power and Prejudice in Medieval England' November 2022
Jane Dickinson- 'Women of Oxford' October 2022
Robin Kermode- 'Speak so your audience will listen’ June 2022
James Greig - ' Will of Naunakhte (1145 BC) - one of the oldest surviving wills in the World' May 2022
Hazel Anderson 'Magna Carta and me - an Archivist travels' March 2022
David Clark 'Sir Isaac Newton- genius and tyrant' February 2022
Gillian Walnes Perry 'The Social History of English Afternoon Tea' November 2021
Margarita and Steve Morris write crime fiction and psychological thrillers as a partnership under the pseudonym MS Morris. October 2021
Malcolm Bacchus ' The Oxford Union- it's history, buildings and workings'. June 2021
Gillian Walnes Perry 'The life and Surprising Legacy of Anne Frank' May 2021
Richard Venables 'The historic and current role of the High Sheriff' March 2021
Lynne Ward 'Berthe Morisot- a painter and a member of the circle of painters who became known as the Impressionists'. February 2021
Timothy Walker 'The Healing Power of Plants' November 2020
Professor Emma Smith ' Shakespeare in 2020 - what makes his works so perennial' October 2020
Professor Barnaby Lenon CBE, MA (Oxon), FRGS 'Winston Churchill- the greatest Prime Minister of the 20th Century' March 2020
Lester Maddrell 'Rubber Ducks and Frozen Prawns' February 2020
Lady Young 'From Osijek to Oxford - the life and works of the sculptor, Oscar Nemon' November 2019
Richard Kennell 'Youth Led Social Impact Programmes Harnessing Untapped Potential' October 2019
Jayne Woodley 'A twist of fate, uncovering disadvantage and social inequalities across Oxfordshire' June 2019
Helen Yemm - Gardening Correspondent for the Telegraph 'A Gardener's Life' May 2019
Angela Huxter 'Leaving Boars Hill after fifty or more years' March 2019
Paul Simons 'Oxfordshire's Wonderful Weather' February 2019
Anne Pappenheim JP 'Let off with a Community Sentence' vs 'Jailed for a Minor Crime' November 2018
Dr Jane Quinlan FRCA.,FFP MRCA 'The Rise and Fall of Opiods' October 2018
Alexandra Eyston 'Custodian of Hendred House, East Hendred, Oxfordshire' June 2018
Major General (retd) Peter G Williams, CMG, OBE 'My Life as a Cold War Spy' May 2018
Penelope Lenon 'A Word of Advice: 20 years of trying to solve other people's problems at Citizen's Advice' March 2018
John Vigar 'The Chronolgy of battlements and merlons- a traditional and quirky feature of buildings' February 2018