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Sundays just got better! Enjoy unlimited small plates, desserts and Sunday roasts with all the trimmings for £42 per person, plus bottomless red,white,sparkling wine or cocktails of the week for just £18 extra. Available every Sunday from 12 PM – 9 PM, book now for the ultimate Sunday feast!

If you fancy reliving the 1950s golden age of coach travel, you’ll have a chance to do at the museum when we recreate Oxford’s Gloucester Green Coach and Bus Station on 2 August. In the 1950s, before widespread ownership of cars, the eastern side of Gloucester Green Bus station was reserved for long distant coaches as shown in the top photograph. On Sunday 2 August there will be visiting coaches and buses from the 1950s and 1960s. Visitors will be able go on board to get a feel of what it was like travelling in those days and the level of comfort available. They may even get a ride on some of the vehicles. We are expecting half a dozen visiting buses from the era including KDD 38, a 1950 AEC Regal III with a Harrington body. It is owned by Nick Helliker who will bringing it from Stroud. The coach has a distinctive tail fin and was delivered new to Bevan Brothers of Soudley Valley, Gloucestershire in 1950. It remained with Bevans until 1980, when it was sold to Nick Hellinker for preservation. Also attending will be PTW 110, a 1950 Bristol L6B restored into the livery of Eastern National and will be driven from Essex by its owner, Craig Mara, especially our event. It was originally operated by Eastern National until its retirement in 1963. After stints as a staff transport coach and a long period of storage, it was fully restored by the Mara family and the Eastern National Preservation Group. The bus is now frequently featured at vintage rallies and heritage running days across East Anglia and Essex.

Get ready to rock the Castle at the hugely popular, not to be missed, event of the season, which is back at Hertford Castle on Sunday 2nd August, 12pm - 7pm. 

Set within the spectacular grounds of Hertford Castle, performances by local musicians will span across multiple stages featuring a wide range of music genres, suitable for all the family..

A full music line up will be announced in due course.  

Chosen Charity
Rock at the Castle is a charity event. While entry is free, we warmly welcome donations in support of a chosen charity. Over the past 20 years, the event has raised more than £50,000 for local charities, thanks to the generosity of our attendees. 

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