Your chance to become a true citizen of Loxwood
Earn your right to citizenship of the realm of Loxwood! Take part in the Loxwood treasure hunt and win your rightful place in our honourable hamlet.
Earn your right to citizenship of the realm of Loxwood! Take part in the Loxwood treasure hunt and win your rightful place in our honourable hamlet.
An underestimated form of armour, chainmail was an essential component of the warrior’s wardrobe, for good reason…
As the Loxwood Joust approaches, our medieval costume style guide tells you all you need to know…
The tide of history washes away all before it, so they say… But despite its relentless footsteps, somewhere small and out of the way somehow gets left untouched by the march of time. Welcome to …
Because of the cannon fire and horses we recommend you leave your dogs at home, but if you are unable to then our policy is… As long as your dog is OK with cannon fire …
With so much happening, it might help to plan your day in advance. The timetable below outlines the scheduled events throughout the festival, but don’t forget to fit in some time to meander around – …
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Who will rule Loxwood? The people will decide, your choice will shape the future of the Kingdom!After successful stewardship, Lady Alaine is poised to leave her position as Steward of the Realm and allow the …
King Harold was the last monarch of a dynasty.The sickly son of Queen Katherine and the black Knight, Sir Hector of Horsham, his enemies lurked in every corner of his Kingdom; his subjects hated him …
1) The man who carried the King’s hunting birds to the hunt carried them on a wooden frame called a ‘Codge’. These men were usually elderly and trustworthy servants, and were called ‘Codgers’. This is …
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