The wait is over. The Scoop Room from Gelato Henley has officially reopened its doors following its recent move – and here’s how you can grab a cone.

Falstaff promises a theatrical experience that is as bold and boisterous as the man himself this April 2026.

Garden designer Fanija Bluma tells us about her journey and what she loves about local life.

The Music at The Unicorn team are relocating to a new home at St Helen’s Church, with the same great sounds.

Blending heritage, artistry and a love of the natural world, the English Garden Delft collection brings warmth and timeless appeal to both classic and contemporary spaces.

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers her new monthly guides for all signs…

From wildflowers and otters along the Thames Path to insects and birds in the garden, budding young photographers are encouraged …

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Karen Sutton tells how Root & Branch in Watchfield helps people on their road to recovery towards mental and emotional wellbeing, using nature and a safe space.

An art exhibition in the atmospheric grade II listed barn at Braziers Park offers a rare chance to explore contemporary creativity and a remarkable slice of local history too.

Peppa Pig and her family prepare for an oinktastic day of fun, as the world-famous pig appears live on stage at Wycombe Swan, in April 2026.

The Sobell House Hospice Charity team invite you to honour a loved one with a £30 metal flower – displayed at Blenheim Palace, this May 2026.

His Majesty The King visited OXCCU at Begbroke Science Park, gaining a first-hand look at the Oxford University spin-out’s pioneering work.

Don’t miss independent Fleet business Fox & Furb on TV as they star in BBC One’s brand-new series I Made It at Market.

Cherrywood Community Primary School in Farnborough has opened a new sensory garden, offering pupils a peaceful, inclusive outdoor space, created with support from the 2025 Kebur Community Project Awards.

Spring has sprung in Maidenhead, where Dawkes Music’s state-of-the-art, cosy jazz club-style venue continues to host a series of standout live performances.

Teacher by day and ceramic artist by night… Kayleigh Scotcher reflects on becoming a quarter-finalist on The Great Pottery Throwdown on Channel 4.

Liz Nicholls chats to Tanya Lippuner, founder and lead designer of Vivus Interiors, a female-led interior design team.

A Buckinghamshire-based salon group has scooped one of the industry’s biggest accolades at a prestigious London awards ceremony.

Mark your calendars – Japfest is back for 2026 with not one but two celebrations of Japanese automotive passion.

Discover our favourite local spots to roll out a blanket and make the most of the warmer months.

Head to the Berystede Hotel & Spa in Ascot to watch England’s World Cup games and find out more about a very special book.

A limited-time afternoon tea experience in Berkshire adds a sparkling twist this spring, pairing traditional sweet and savoury favourites with free-flowing prosecco.

Liz Nicholls chats to Richard and the team at Haringtons Beaconsfield, who invite you to nominate your local heroes for the Community Chair.

Oxford welcomes the Olivier Award-winning musical Operation Mincemeat for a limited run.

In an exciting new chapter for author and mum Amanda Boulding, Save Our River! has been published by The Lela Initiative as the first title in a new children’s series, The Willow Bank Tales.

Get your taste buds ready to ‘drink for charity’ at the 48th Beerex this April 2026.

Haslemere Biodiversity is inviting residents from across the area to take part in a series of public events looking at the Haslemere Nature Recovery Strategy.

Look out for a new trailer dishing up fresh sandwiches, savouries and sweet treats around Godalming as Daisy Sandwiches hits the road.

As the prep prepares to welcome girls for the first time, headmaster Nick Baker shares his thoughts on local life, education and the community he calls home

A 17-time champion is gearing up for one of the UK’s quirkiest food contests – revealing what it really takes to win, why it’s harder than it looks and how he’s stayed on top for nearly two decades.

Since we last interviewed Anya Lautenbach, AKA “The Garden Fairy”, she has been appointed a National Garden Scheme ambassador – now, she’s just published her third book.

Enjoy a workout while chatting and soaking up the glorious countryside with Surrey Striders.

Cranleigh Arts Book Fest returns for its third year this spring, exploring history, music, literature and more.

Round & About Magazine’s resident wine columnist, Giles Luckett, recommends the best wines for spring dining.

This month, one lucky winner can enjoy a premium Toucan Smart Home Security bundle worth £249.99.

We’re raising a toast to The Chequers in Berrick Salome – a beautifully restored 17th-century inn and foodie destination – where you could win a stay…

Summer’s on the way – hurray! So it’s time to wake up your garden so you can enjoy it to the max.

Liz Nicholls chats to gardener and author David Domoney.

Find out which ones are open near you and explore!

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Need some inspiration for your garden? Visit an NGS garden near you, as part of another record-breaking fundraising year thanks to the National Garden Scheme.

Liz Nicholls invites you to visit a garden near you, as part of another record-breaking fundraising year thanks to the National Garden Scheme (NGS).

Need some inspiration for your garden? Visit an NGS garden near you, as part of another record-breaking fundraising year thanks to the National Garden Scheme.

Liz Nicholls invites you to visit a garden near you, as part of another record-breaking fundraising year thanks to the National Garden Scheme (NGS).

Need some inspiration for your garden? Visit an NGS garden near you, as part of another record-breaking fundraising year thanks to the National Garden Scheme.

An Oxfordshire institution has emerged as a national leader in sustainability, winning a top prize at the 2026 Green Growth Awards.

Young creatives are being encouraged to get behind the camera and submit their short films to the Evolve Film Festival, with the chance to win an exclusive £2,000 professional studio experience.

Artwork inspired by the real journeys of disabled and neurodiverse passengers is now on display at Oxford Parkway station, highlighting both the freedoms and barriers experienced when travelling by public transport.

Win a wine-lover’s dream as Vineyards of Hampshire teams up with Round & About to give away tickets for its flagship event this summer.

Following the success of their award-winning 2024 exhibition, Fractured Land Collective present their second major show, Truth or Folly, at Wycombe Museum.

Whether you’re craving a flaky croissant fresh from the oven, a perfectly brewed flat white or a leisurely weekend brunch, Buckinghamshire has no shortage of brilliant independent cafes and bakeries to discover.

“Don’t throw it away – get it fixed,” says Rebecca Foster from the Newbury and Thatcham Repair Café.

It’s World Book Day this month, so kids, put down your phones and pick up a book instead.

Liz Nicholls reviews the liberating stage adaptation of The Shawshank Redemption, starring Joe McFadden, Ben Onwukwe and Bill Ward, at Wycombe Swan until Saturday 14 March 2026.

Aspiring entrepreneurs can test their business ideas, trade face-to-face with customers, and promote their products to a wider audience for free at the special Young Traders Market this May.

Enjoy a vibrant makers market, creative workshops, garden tours, family trails, and talks from leading horticultural experts in a scenic 700-acre deer park when Petworth House and Park’s Spring Festival returns.

To mark its 18th anniversary, Eden Shopping Centre presents Faces of Eden, celebrating 18 local people whose contributions shape the character and community spirit of High Wycombe.

Liz Nicholls talks to Kit and Maria Evans, whose local non-profit helps households stay warmer, cut energy bills, and finally understand what’s really happening in their homes.

Spring’s here, and the South East is bursting with local flavour. From vineyards and pick-your-own farms to artisan cheeses and small-batch spirits, these are the must-visit producers this season.

Who’s behind the murder? Join the Bartholomew Players for Agatha Christie’s A Murder is Announced, this May 2026 at Eynsham Village Hall.

Explore hidden corners and uncover a treasure trove of creativity from 300 exhibitors across 36 venues at the 20th anniversary of Henley Arts Trail 2026.

The National Joint Registry (NJR) has awarded Spire Thames Valley Hospital with Gold Level status after successfully completing a national programme of local data audits.

Seven stages, huge headline acts and entertainment for all ages will transform Stoke Park into Guildford’s biggest summer party when GuilFest returns this July 2026.

From breakfast to dinner, treat your mum – and mother-figures – to an exclusive set menu at The Ivy, with a complimentary box of chocolates and tulips to take home.

Become a detective in Surrey this Easter with RHS Garden Wisley’s interactive trail for families – and help rescue the Easter Bunny.

Local artist Linda Benton invites you to write about personal routes, journeys and everyday discoveries with a beautiful new spring collection.

The ultimate food and music festival returns to Marlow this spring, when Pub in the Park hosts some of the nation’s best chefs, tasty pop-up restaurants and unmissable live performances.

We chat to mobile vet Dr Laura Sells MRCVS , helping pets thrive across Wantage and the Ridgeway.

Wantage dad Paul Jacobs tells us how his assistance dog Cassie has helped him, thanks to a newly qualified Support Dogs partnership.

Looking to treat mum to an unforgettable Mother’s Day in 2026? Newbury’s charming boutique pub and hotel, Hare & Hounds, has pulled together a full weekend of celebrations to make her feel extra special.

Join Fleet Lions for the 39th Classic Motorcycle Run and Concours on Monday 4 May 2026 – and boost local charities.

We chat to dad and local gardener Dom Ford, whose life and work are shaped by soil, seasons and the community.

We chat to mum and photographer Charlotte Dingley, who captures life, love and light across Oxfordshire.

Sing along to childhood hits with Britain’s favourite schoolteacher at the Reading Hexagon this April. Viral sensation James B Partridge …

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Interior designer Sara Wallander-Ross, founder of Oxford’s Studio Wallander, shares three key tips to keep in mind when refreshing your home.

The Mutton at Hazeley Heath unveils a £70 five-course Surprise Tasting Menu, changing daily to showcase the best seasonal, British produce.

We caught up with the mum-of-two to talk about millennial women, purpose-driven leadership, family life in Stroud, and her favourite local haunts.

Visitors to The Savill Garden can enjoy a true taste of the estate this British Pie Week, as the garden’s restaurants shine a spotlight on a signature venison and ale pie – made with meat sourced directly from Windsor Great Park.

Are you one of the thousands of women who joined Embrace The Base in 1982? See Gentle Angry Women at Abbey Cinema this March – with a Q&A with the director.

The Basingstoke Canal Society invites you to join its 60th anniversary celebrations – from boat trips and exhibitions to family-friendly entertainment.

Experience Crofton Beam Engines’ Easter Steam Up this April, with working engines, duck races and family fun.

Newbury singer songwriter Joe Hicks to showcase new album with Arlington Arts gig in April 2026.

The world’s finest nature images are revealed as Wildlife Photographer of the Year returns to The Base Greenham this summer.

Wander the walled garden and vineyard at Bridewell Gardens in West Oxfordshire during its Open Days in 2026.

Designed for anyone affected by cancer, Brave Crab & Friends 2026 is a thoughtfully curated wellness festival in Wokingham featuring leading oncology specialists and restorative wellbeing sessions

Rare water voles, celebrated in Wind In The Willows, have been spotted the River Thame catchment area for the first time in decades.

ATOM Festival reveals its 2026 programme – featuring English physicist Brian Cox, FameLab Academy Oxfordshire, and plenty of inspiring activities.

Wooburn Singers invite you to enjoy their spring concert at All Saints’ Church in Maidenhead, this March 2026.

Helping young girls gain self-belief and resilience that lasts into adulthood, a third Fearless Girls Club has opened in Knaphill.

Travel through the years at West Horsley Place and experience living history, fabulous events and much more.

The Bee-lieve Foundation is supporting children in north west Surrey facing mental health challenges – and Laura Butler tells us more about its work.

As spring arrives in Surrey, Farnham Literary Festival 2026 is ready to unfold.

Written by Farnham spy novelist, Ava Glass’s new book, The Hiding Season, promises to have you on the edge of your seat.

After the shock of redundancy, Bucks charity Careers Springboard could help with the next step in your career.

Join Advolly Richmond this March 2026, for a talk on the people and plants that shaped Britain’s gardens at Aylesbury Methodist Church.

Derren Brown brings his smash-hit Only Human tour to Wycombe Swan.

Don’t miss the opportunity to see Misbourne Symphony Orchestra perform at Chesham’s St Mary’s Church in March 2026.

A new monthly Support Hub at Chilterns Lifestyle Centre in Amersham begins in March, thanks to Rennie Grove Peace.

Amersham Festival of Music returns this spring with a rich line-up of concerts celebrating artistry, community and musical discovery.

Step inside the walls of Stephen King’s legendary maximum-security prison and experience the acclaimed stage adaptation of the much-loved novella, as The Shawshank Redemption arrives at the Wycombe Swan Theatre.

Spring is nearly here, and what better way to get your garden ready than with free, nutrient-packed compost?

From egg-citing hunts and crafty workshops to family-friendly days out, we’ve rounded up some of the best activities near you to make this spring holiday extra special.

Discover the best Easter family activities in Hampshire & West Sussex 2026 — egg hunts, steam trains, wildlife trails and more.

Discover the best Oxfordshire Easter activities for 2026, from egg hunts and lambing days to steam trains and family-friendly days out.

Celebrate Easter in Surrey with family fun. From egg hunts and steam train rides to theatre shows, wildlife trails, and creative workshops.

Enjoy Easter in Berkshire with family-friendly fun – from egg hunts and wildlife trails to theatre shows, arts & crafts, and more.

Discover the best Easter and spring adventures in Buckinghamshire, from baby animals and farm fun to historic houses and miniature railways.

Blossom drifts across ancient landscapes, steam engines roar back to life and safari stories unfold — spring invites families to slow down and savour adventure across Wiltshire and beyond.

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers her new monthly guides for all signs…

Round & About Editor, Liz Nicholls, chats to Gardeners’ World star Adam Frost about pets, plants and passions ahead of his extended spring speaking tour.

Discover five-star wines crafted by talented female winemakers, from elegant English sparkling to vibrant Australian and Italian reds.

TV vet Dr Scott Miller shares why pets bring unconditional love, improve mental health and enrich our lives.

Discover Waddesdon Manor’s spring events in 2026, from Winter Walking Tours and indulgent Pudding Clubs to Easter Adventure Trails.

Not only celebrating its 20th year in 2026, Guildford Shakespeare Company’s pioneering knife crime awareness programme has reached over 2,000 young people in its first term.

Don’t miss renowned sports broadcaster John Inverdale when he sits down with racing journalist Brough Scott at Cranleigh Arts this spring.

Audiences can catch Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Oxford Playhouse this spring, with productions taking place in March 2026.

Launchpad’s 29th annual Reading Pancake Race raised £8,200 to support people facing homelessness — with one team flipping their way to victory.

Whether mum loves time on the water, a decadent dining experience, hands-on creativity or pure relaxation, there are plenty of thoughtful ways to celebrate close to home this year.

Channel 4 and George Clarke are casting families in the South East to merge two homes into one.

Ambala opens its new High Wycombe store this Valentine’s Day, serving handcrafted Indian mithai, savouries, prizes, & family-friendly treats.

Take part in a hands-on guitar recording masterclass at Lark Studios Guildford, covering miking techniques, re-amping, signal flow and processing for acoustic and electric guitar.

Breast Cancer Now’s annual Pink Ribbon fundraising walks are back and raising vital funds for lifesaving research and life-changing support – one step at a time.

Fresh from their double‑title triumph, McLaren Racing bring the excitement of Formula 1 to Woking town centre this February half term.

See Lightning McQueen, the Batmobile Tumbler, Bumblebee and more as The Lexicon in Bracknell hosts a free movie car spectacular this February half term, with charity fundraising and a family-friendly film trail.

A syndicated interview with Lisa Faulkner, who plays Allie in Rebecca Reid’s brand-new adaptation of Single White Female.

A syndicated interview with Kym Marsh who plays Hedy in Rebecca Reid’s brand-new adaptation of Single White Female.

Sharing your home can be murder… Discover how, when Single White Female comes to Woking’s New Victoria Theatre in March 2026.

Discover the best riverside pubs and restaurants along the Thames in Buckinghamshire and Berkshire – from sunny terraces to canal-side gems.

Get ready for four days of thrilling equestrian action at Windsor Castle when the Royal Windsor Horse Show 2026 showcases international competition, family fun, shopping, and the prestigious Rolex Grand Prix.

From new Michelin stars to Green Stars and Bib Gourmands, discover which South East restaurants shine in the Michelin Guide 2026.

A free evening event for parents seeking connection and conscious discipline is coming to Oxford Quakers this March 2026.

Round & About’s wine columnist shares his love of wines and picks out eight bottles that will steal your heart.

The Oxford Literary Festival returns for spring 2026 with a packed nine-day programme of talks, debates and family events across the city.

Explore Van Gogh’s masterpieces like never before as the world’s most-visited multisensory experience comes to Winchester Science Centre – for a limited time only.

From indie-rock favourites to award-winning chefs, find out what’s on Big Feastival’s diverse line-up in 2026. Image © Matt Higgs

Looking ahead to 2026, Round & About rounds up 11 standout locations around Oxfordshire and its borders to spot these impressive flourishes.

Step into a world of deception, desire, and deadly ambition when The Talented Mr. Ripley appears on stage at the Theatre Royal Windsor. Photo © Mark Senior.

The Kinks musical Sunny Afternoon comes to Oxford this February, celebrating a landmark moment in rock history and bringing the sound of the 60s roaring back to life. Image © Manuel Harlan. 

Interested in seeing what goes on backstage at the theatre? The Players invite you to take an exclusive peek behind the curtain and discover how a production really comes together.

Keeping walkies interesting for dogs — and their owners — Blenheim Palace has launched a brand-new, interactive dog walking trail in Oxfordshire.

Have you got plans for Valentine’s Day? Join singer-songwriter Rebecca Poole for an evening of jazz-age love songs alongside self-penned originals.

See world-class rowing at one of the best-known boating competitions in the world, when the 185th annual Henley Royal Regatta returns this June and July 2026.

Classic tale brought to life at Holy Trinity Church, Guildford, February 6th to 28th

 A bold, funny and heartfelt celebration of communities and the ordinary people who shape history at Farnham Maltings on March 6th 

View unique sculpture Last Night For Ever until March 17th

Alton Arts Festival reveals the first acts for 2026 setting the tone for a welcoming, joyful and ambitious mix – all celebrating arts and community

PMF is celebrating its rich history as it marks 125 years of sharing the joy of music, March 13th to 21st, as Sarah Hard tells us

MELP fundraiser is raising awareness of mental health & encouraging positive activities

Women of Influence: The Pattle Sisters is the subject of a fascinating exhibition running until May 4th

March into spring with some fabulous shows to lift your spirits at The Anvil, The Haymarket and The Forge

Guildford Health Walks are looking for enthusiastic people to join their friendly team to back-mark and/or lead their free community group health walks

Could you join the ARCh charity champions and volunteer to help Oxfordshire children read with confidence? 

This wondrous duo of Australian songbirds bring soulful new material to Oxford on Friday 27th February 2026.

A powerful portrait exhibition at St John’s College shines a light on the human stories behind breast cancer, while raising vital funds for Breast Cancer Now — from Friday 20th to Wednesday 25th February 2026. 

Local band Lunar Kites have teamed up with BBC Oxford’s Geraldine Peers on a cosmic new single.  Space rock outfit Lunar Kites are blasting …

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We catch up with Didcot entrepreneur Mike Foster, whose new book offers a blueprint for business success.

Meet Wallingford artist Sarah Le Fevre, whose work and community spirit brighten the town... If you’ve moved in Wallingford’s creative circles, you …

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Music fans, make a date with Wallingford Winter Blues and Jazz from Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd February 2026. 

David Crawley, chairman of Faringdon Twinning, invites everybody to a Welcome to Twinning evening on Friday 6th March 2026, and enjoy another year of amitié.

Could you train a puppy and help change the life of someone with autism?

Children from St Mark and All Saints, Godalming, have helped created a new children’s book A Raindrop Falls, inspiring us all to protect our water resources

Ron Hedley tells us about his love for local cricket and turning his personal challenge into a nationwide fundraising mission to beat cancer

Classic cinema returns with acclaimed films Don’t Look Now and Big Night 

We’re sharing Oliver’s mother’s story: one of hope, gratitude and the life-changing difference a Roald Dahl Nurse will make to a family, with your help! 

Princes Risborough’s shop Playback revives classic film rental, community spirit & nostalgia too… 

The Hartwell House team invite you to enjoy In Conversation With… actress & comedy legend Helen Lederer, an afternoon tea highlight on Friday, 27th February 

The Smart Energy Show returns to Cookham on Saturday, 7th February, with practical ideas for cleaner, cheaper home energy. 

We’re raising a toast to Izabela Glogowska and the rest of the team at the Amersham Owned shop in Woodside Road which supports the Hospice of St Francis & local families

Anong Thai in Cookham has earned a loyal  following for its authentic flavours and fresh dishes, as well as cookery classes & meal kits 

Tom Kingston invites you to join Wantage Choral Society, a warm, welcoming choir offering joyful music-making, community spirit and concerts year-round.

Cardiac Health and Alton FC launch a competition inviting children to design a ‘heartfelt thank you card’ for the local charity.

Can your team take the Pancake Race title in 2026 and support Reading homelessness charity, Launchpad?

Millie Bridger’s life changed beyond recognition six years ago, here she shares her moving and inspirational story.

Newbury Blues captain Dan Thorne recently reached an extraordinary milestone — 300 senior appearances for the club, alongside more than …

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Off to a school open day? Pretend you’re back in the classroom and ask as many questions as you can

Andrew Chim, chemistry teacher, Fellow & Diamond Member of the Gemmological   Association of Great Britain, explores natural and lab-grown diamonds

Would you like to choose plant-based this year? We’re celebrating Squeaky Bean which serves flavour, value and bold new launches for 2026 

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers her new monthly guides for all signs…

Liz Nicholls chats to musician & dad Chesney Hawkes who is touring the UK in March with his new album Living Arrows 

Residential, live-in or domiciliary care – which is right for you & your loved one? 

 Joanna Allen-Dann runs Mini Nature Artists and has a passion for art and wellbeing, recognising its importance in later life

Pilates teacher Claire Seager looks at the benefits of pilates for strength, balance, and confidence at any age

Start the New Year by exploring a fresh approach to care, comfort and community at Hallmark Henley Manor. Families, friends …

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With Australia Day on the horizon, Round & About’s wine columnist Giles Luckett picks his Australian wines for 2026.

The Wantage Sings team invite you to join them for music & community

Village raises £2,000 to honour retiring Post Office couple after 28 years’ service.

Empowering Henley schools to take climate and nature action while building community resilience

It’s cold outside so tune in & book your tickets for Henley-on-Thames (HoT) Podcast Festival, a three-night live podcast celebration at The Kenton Theatre, 11th to 13th February

Olivia Canolle and her son, Elisha Canolle-Forkin will star at a clarinet and piano recital in Goring on 8th February

Ben Tuppen tells us about the brilliant community project helping Oxfordshire borrow more, waste less and learn new repair skills.

Want to make a clean start to 2026? Francesca Harrison from Tidy Your Space in Farnham has some easy advice for refreshing your home 

Shaun Letley from Tylers Green shares his story and invites new members and volunteers to join the thriving 7th Manor Farm Scout Group in Hazlemere.

Make 2026 the year you grow your own armfuls of flowers, with these tips from Carolyn of Missenden Seeds

Parul Gupta is the founder of boutique catering business The Travelling Tikki in West Horsley creating food experiences inspired by India

The rich purple plumpness of sloes has been in abundance the past few months so make your own sloe gin and enter the Fernhurst Society competition

Your eyes aren’t deceiving ewe, there really are sheep in clothing on Fleet roundabout thanks to Sue Ashwood

Having experienced various traumas himself, Mate Antosik knows the importance of men supporting one another through tough times by walking and talking

Charlotte Karmali nurtures volunteers and nature alike, earning BBOWT recognition for her extraordinary work at Finemere Wood.

On Saturday 31st January, Wooburn Singers will welcome singers of all abilities to a Come & Sing day at The Beaconsfield School

Egham and District Music Cub celebrated 75 years of sharing the joy of classical music & more with audiences last year. Chairman Himadri Chatterjee looks ahead to their 76th year

 Every runner, even the most dedicated experiences that winter motivation slump, Alton Runners have some tips to help you beat the exercise blues

Life can be hectic but your home shouldn’t be, simple sensory shifts can make your home a haven of tranquility

Surrey pilot James Boyce and co-founder Llinos Edwards are leading a national effort to make air travel more accessible

January can be a bleak month not least for the wild life visitors looking for food and shelter

A new exhibition celebrates local games, clubs and community

 Round & About’s resident wine columnist tells us how Britannia Rules the Wines and recommends the best English sparkling wines

This month, we’re celebrating the beloved author of some of the most iconic children’s stories ever written & giving you the chance to win books.

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers her new monthly guides for all signs…

Sir Steve Redgrave reflects on life in Marlow, school, sport, wellbeing and what truly matters in life

Read more articles in our Winter 2026 Education Guide

The much-loved mixed Morris dancing side from East Garston is moving its weekly practices to Hungerford – and they’re inviting new dancers and musicians to join the fun.

Aiysha Khan is director of The Learning Compass, a place where learners can feel understood, supported and celebrated for who they are

Boarding school once meant saying goodbye until the end of term but different options are now available to suit your family’s needs

Get closer to nature this Christmas by doing one wild thing daily for 12 days.

Rosie Herring finds much to enjoy in the family-friendly pantomime at The Anvil delivers laughs, music and classic panto fun 

Celebrate the festive season in style in the beauty of the Surrey Hills

Local author Evelyn Crosskey celebrates the spirit of Oxfordshire with a new box set of her magical Wittenham Guardians Trilogy

A quirky Christmas show mixing puppets, actors and supermarket mayhem to spark children’s love of reading

A community-focused Abingdon pet store inspired by one very special dog

Oxfordshire’s Cream Tease troupe brings burlesque, cabaret, and camp chaos to the Unicorn Theatre

Nicho Bull tells us about the Diamond Jubilee marking 60 years of Arts Society Chiltern & Chalfont’s founding

Lights, magic and winter wonder: three magical Illuminate trails invite you to step into the sparkle this season

Round and About Magazine’s wine columnist, Giles Luckett, gives his recommendations for cracking Christmas wine

Liz Nicholls takes on the Rennie Grove charity shop challenge, and invites you to do the same, with donations doubled from 2nd to 9th December

Don’t miss the Wooburn Singers’ gloriously joyful and festive concert at 7.30pm on Saturday, 20th December, at the beautiful St Mary and All Saints Church in Beaconsfield

Rythmik founders Natasha & Antosh Samek tell us about their Spiced Apple Pie cocktail, inspired by their beloved 102-year old Babcia

Elizabeth Hadley wants you to feel good in your underwear in more ways than one as she explains with her new sustainable lingerie range Bumboo

From Aladdin to Mother Goose, enjoy laughter, music, and magic this Christmas

From Dick Whittington to Cinderella, discover festive shows and family fun this Christmas. 

Find your festive rhythm with live Blues in Church Crookham and discover “why the blues still strikes such a powerful chord”

From rich local ales to caramel-kissed cream liqueurs and sparkling English wine, Wiltshire’s producers are serving up true festive cheer

Explore Oxfordshire’s finest breweries, distilleries and vineyards this festive season

DR. ADNAN ZAMAN GMC registered GP offering aesthetic treatments for natural, hollistic wellness

Louis Goddard-Watts, co-founder of Sly Dog and Ginger Wing’s Jack Blumenthal have joined forces to bring you a fiery limited-edition …

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Creation Theatre’s The Nutcracker promises music, magic, and mischief in Oxford this festive season Step Into the Creation Theatre Nutcracker …

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Sephora UK MD Sarah Boyd Reveals Favourite Brands and Winter Beauty Trends Sephora Oxford Launch: A Beauty Playground As I …

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Book in for glamour, glitz and festive spectacle at The Crazy Bear in Stadhampton

I grew Cranberries in hanging baskets last year and they seem to work extremely well in our climate but why so popular at Christmas?

From Jack and the Beanstalk to Cinderella, discover festive shows and family fun across the region

It’s time to journey to panto land again where all your favourite heroes and villains are doing battle amid songs and slapstick once more

Liz Nicholls chats to radio presenter Scott Mills who stars in Jack and the Beanstalk, this year’s Wycombe Swan pantomime

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers her new monthly guides for all signs…

Think carefully about what your pooch wants for Christmas

Help your elderly loved ones experience the festive joy too with your presence not presents

Celebrate the festive season with locally-produced tipples Search your local area: Buckinghamshire Surrey & Hampshire Wiltshire Oxfordshire

Raise a glass to Buckinghamshire’s brilliant breweries, distilleries, and vineyards serving up local flavour this festive season

Tis the season to raise a glass or two – please drink responsibly

Quirky luxe doughnuts are selling like hotcakes and the hot foodie dish right now. Would you travel to London for one? Millie Deere did… 

Summertown’s much-loved Lebanese restaurant marks three decades of family, food and community

Shop local and show your support and join the celebration of our independent traders on December 6th

During November, The Greyhound Inn in Letcombe Regis invites you to celebrate the anniversary of 10 fabulous years in business. Owner Catriona Galbraith tells us more… 

Alexandra Burke joins local children to create the world’s first sushi recipe book designed by kids. 

The Dementia Oxfordshire support service is marking its 10-year anniversary 

Carla del Corral tells us what she loves about life & her new community Forrest Yoga class at The Cart Shed in Preston Crowmarsh 

Samantha Horsman tells us why the  Chiltern Toy Bank team make such a difference  

Could you help the Kindness in Bucks team spread festive sparkle with their 2025 Shoe Box Appeal? 

Choirmaster Gareth Malone OBE invites you to Sing-Along-A-Gareth: 50 Years of Song which arrives at Wycombe Swan on Wednesday, 3rd December 

Paula Kitching tells us about the Christmas Tree Festival at St Peter & St Paul’s Church in Great Missenden on 6th & 7th December with festive dog show, live music & more 

Treloar’s School and College is a charity in Alton, providing outstanding education, care and therapy for disabled children and young people throughout Hampshire and beyond

Fleet Christmas Festival is on Wednesday, 26th November, and each year it gets better and better, Sue Tilley tells us what’s in store

Women’s Work Social is helping female founders in Surrey grow – without going it alone, creating a real community

Young Petersfield golfer Archie Hargreaves has booked his spot at the Junior World Championships in California after winning at The Belfry

The festive season countdown is on with Down For The Count at G Live on November 20th

Guildford gamester Ben Ross has devised a new way for the whole family to laugh at, and with, each other

Well done to local interior designer Holly Scott who has scooped two national awards and is sharing her creative home truths in Benson on 7th November and beyond 

We chat to Matt Sage & Jessica Howie, founders of Wild Honey 

Join Oxford Photographic Society for an evening of iconic images and insider insights 

Local teacher turns love of nature into vibrant pattern designs 

This week we learned of the sad passing of Prunella Scales. Liz Nicholls finds her comedy legacy lives on thanks to the hilarious Sybil & co in Faulty Towers Dining Experience 

Autumn is here, which means it’s pie time! Squeaky Bean’s new plant-based pies are here – and you won’t believe they’re meat-free! 

Dreary weather getting to you but stuck here? Consider this your culinary passport: global flavours at Vaasu & Riwaz this autumn & winter 

Angela Rippon leads Oxford’s beloved Macmillan carol concert at Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford 

Joy is the fuel that fires up the festive sparkle, and nothing stokes the joy like a thoughtful, handmade gift

Handmade & heartfelt gifts are the best choice to spread the love. Here’s our guide including markets, fairs & fun, offering hidden gems & lots of sparkle 

Before you hang up your stockings and baste the turkey, there’s more festive fun to enjoy than you can shake your tinsel at!

We’re sharing a taste of A Very Vegan Christmas – The Complete Mini Cookbook for a Magical Festive Feast 

Steeleye Span star in Farnham, Wantage & more in November & December. We chat to folk music superstar Maddy Prior 

Inside No. 9 – Stage/Fright promises a spine-tingling night out  

Attention beauty fans! Sephora brings its beauty playground to Oxford 

Christmas brings joy, but it can be a tender time for those who are grieving. We chat to award-winning author Carolyn Mayling 

Lynn Frances tells us about her passion for circle dancing and invites you to experience the joy of it at a class

Known as a wildflower, perennial weed and many other unrepeatable names, it is the gardeners’ nightmare – but is there any good to it?

R&A’s resident wine columnist, Giles Luckett, chooses the red wines he’ll be sipping this autumn

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers her new monthly guides for all signs…

With autumn under way, you may see a different version of your dog than you have earlier in the year. So what’s going on? Zara Linehan of More Than Sit Dog Training has the answers

Before you hang up your stockings and baste the turkey, there’s more festive fun to enjoy than you can shake your tinsel at!

Before you hang up your stockings and baste the turkey, there’s more festive fun to enjoy than you can shake your tinsel at!

Before you hang up your stockings and baste the turkey, there’s more festive fun to enjoy than you can shake your tinsel at!

Handmade & heartfelt gifts are the best choice to spread the love. Here’s our Bucks gift guide including markets, fairs & fun, offering hidden gems & lots of sparkle 

David Finch tells us about Marlow Monster Fireworks which will light up the sky from 6pm on Saturday, 1st November, offering plenty of bang for your buck, here in Bucks! 

Rhiannon Young, Wild Oxfordshire’s nature recovery engagement officer, offers some tips 

A sparkling new chapter brings connection, wellbeing and community to later life… Let’s raise a glass to Bartlett’s Residential Care Home’s new vineyard!  

Oxford’s Westgate just got a whole lot messier – in the best possible way. Liz Nicholls tucks into The Beefy Boys’ award-winning burgers 

Anna-Louise Henry tells us all about her childrenswear business & what she loves about local life  

Are you wondering how you might be able to stay warm at home – and save money – this winter?  Help is at hand from PeCAN, Petersfield Climate Action Network

Santa’s Fun Run on Sunday, 7th December, has a record target of £100,000 towards local & selected charities. Malcolm Parr of Marlow Thames Rotary invites us to step up… 

Bespoke independent jeweller Alison Berthelsen tells us about the free Amersham Art Unlocked at Chilterns Lifestyle Centre  

Photo Oxford, 25th October to 16th November festival uncovers plenty of truths… or does it?! 

A play by Peter Adamson at St Mary-le-More Parish Church on Sunday, 2nd November, will reflect on the Great War in the words of its greatest poets, from Cholsey to Flanders…   

Tammy Nemeth invites you to enjoy an Oktoberfest evening on 31st October, starring Karl Bavarian Brass band in the beautiful & lively village of Ipsden near Wallingford 

Your go to revision specialists, to support your child with any tuition need.

With over 30 years’ experience, you know you and your home are in good hands with Hazel Interiors

Jigsaw Stage Productions invite you to tuck into Dracula in Steventon, Didcot, Challow & Grove between Halloween and Sunday, 9th November 

The Mutton at Hazeley Heath welcomes Graeme Souness for an exclusive DEBRA charity dinner

The ever-popular Woking Fireworks Extravaganza returns to Woking Park on Saturday, 8th November and they’re taking off to space!

Puppy trainers needed to support charity in Farnham & Woking

Kris Lawrence invites you to join Jackstraws Morris where dancing is for fun and fitness!

We chat to Marlborough writer Chris Page (AKA Quinton Rumford) about his cheeky rugby-inspired book The Furious Fannies 

A trio of feline-lovers are offering new hope thanks to Nine Lives Cat Rescue  

Well done to North Moreton’s Mavericks who have defended their championship of the Home Counties Women’s Cricket Premier League 

We chat to Larkmead’s senior veterinary surgeon Ellen Similon about life & loves 

The John Hackett Band make their debut at The Northcourt, Abingdon, on Saturday, 15th November 

Comedian Jim Jeffries brings his show, Son of a Carpenter, to Oxford’s New Theatre on 13th November as part of his UK tour 

IF Oxford science and ideas Festival returns to Oxford between 17th October & 2nd November  

On Saturday, 18th October, enjoy Legends of the Golden Age, an unforgettable night of iconic music, including Chris Weeks, at The George Hotel in Wallingford 

“Basiiiiil!” The ever-popular Faulty Towers, The Dining Experience will return to Mercure Hawkwell House Hotel, in Iffley, for one night only on Tuesday, 28th October, and we can’t wait!  

Fleet author celebrated the launch of her new book last month telling of a journey in more ways than one

The annual community Chobham Festival brings world class classical music and other entertainment to the village from October 4th to 18th

Members of Ceramicus are showcasing their skills in an exhibition at the Allen Gallery this month

We’re raising a toast to brothers Austin & Dawson Osborn who have just signed ice hockey contracts with Milton Lightning  

Flying the Royals is a fundraising talk & tea event at Great Missenden Parish Church, HP16 0BA, at 2.30pm on Saturday, 11th October.  

Enjoy a treasure trove of stalls for a great cause at the Action Medical Research autumn fair, 10am -3.30pm on Thursday, 9th October, at Hall Barn in Beaconsfield  

Millie Deere checks out Oktoberfest feast and Ooompah fun which will welcome you (and your hearty appetites) in Kings Cross until 30th October  

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers her new monthly guides for all signs…

We’re sharing three gorgeous dishes as featured in Karan Gokani’s Classic Indian Recipes Made Simple  

We chat to Rugby World Cup winner & World Cup commentator Heather Fisher, AKA “Fish” about life & sport

Liz Nicholls enjoys a chinwag with Shaun Ryder ahead of Black Grape’s UK tour to mark the 30th anniversary of the album It’s Great When You’re Straight…Yeah

Priory Farm brings Halloween magic to life with enchanting trails and pumpkin adventures

Round & About’s resident wine columnist, Giles Luckett, recommends a flight of leftfield white wines that will drive you to distraction

Choosing your child’s next school is a big decision so make sure you know what to ask at an open day

This month Zara from More Than Sit Dog Training has some advice on helping your pooch cope with the flashes & bangs of fireworks

This month gardening expert Cathie Welch answers questions on drought and trees losing their leaves early 

Winter is coming, and nobody wants seismic energy bills. From roofers to radiators, blinds to boilers, here’s how to beat the chill before it bites

Half term is here already and it’s packed with spook-tacular fun & magical moments

You often hear people say “autumn is my favourite season” imbued with rich vibrant colours, the temperature becomes cooler and the air fresher, perfect to join a Guildford Health Walk says volunteer Michele Roach

Yorkshire has a reputation for doing things proper… and Liz Nicholls is proper chuffed by her time at Middlethorpe Hall and Spa 

Transform your wellbeing, one smile at a time at Burpham Yurt

Local charity Giving Bags of Hope is providing handcrafted pouches free to cancer patients

Season at G Live combines orchestral performances with acclaimed soloists

Bina Panchal shares the story behind Crondall Bowls Club and asks for your help and support to further grow the club and its facilities 

Thatcham artist Sue Lee’s one month residency will raise funds for Newbury Cancer Care

From legendary Glastonbury Pyramid Stage to The Crooked Billet, Stoke Row – iconic songsmith entertainer performs up close & personal at the intimate Crooked Billet – October 7th & 8th

White Horse Festival invites you to enjoy extraordinary experiences, in harmony with nature, between 2nd & 5th October

67-year-old Janet Baldock, from Shalbourne, is walking the Wales Coast Path to raise money for Support Dogs while getting back in touch with her Welsh roots

Help this amazing local charity change lives with a fundraising event on Saturday, 13th September

Local history researcher James Mitchell invites you to learn about King Alfred with a walk on Sunday, 14th September

You might think that Trusts are used solely by the very rich and by those people with complex estates to manage. Think again, Trusts are used by people like you and me every day to better protect their families and their inheritances

Three Oxfordshire hospices have joined forces to increase vital Gifts in Wills donations 

Claire Salmon, trustee of the Goring and Streatley Young Musicians Trust, tells us how the team are nurturing musical talent and championing local, grassroots music

The team behind award-winning Wood Festival invite you to enjoy the third Septembersong on the equinox weekend, 19th-21st September in Braziers Park, Ipsden 

Oxford will once again become a vibrant hub of musical storytelling, 10th to 24th October, thanks to Oxford International Song Festival  

The Illuminated Boat Parade, Henley’s most dazzling night is back on Saturday, 20th September; could you help save the highlight? 

Environmental expert and co-designer Dr Ed Barsley tells us about the Flood Resilient Garden at the Chelsea Flower Show & at Howbery Park 

Banana Blush is a joyful celebration of John Betjeman in words & music at The Beacon in Wantage on 4th October, so book in now! 

Beccy Hunt tells us about two autumn food & gift fairs to enjoy in west Oxfordshire this autumn 

Eve Smith tells us about her new book The Cure ahead of her talk at Abingdon Library on 18th September as well as Wantage Literary Festival 

This is What You Get, the new exhibition at the Ashmolean, featuring the work of Stanley Donwood, celebrates his iconic illustrations, over 30+ years, for Radiohead & Thom Yorke  

Agatha Christie’s Mystery Weekend in Wallingford and Cholsey on 13th & 14th September offers will star sculptor Ben Twiston-Davies & artist Laura Hope 

Denise Barkley of Against Breast Cancer’s Witney action team tells us all about the 25th anniversary of Witney in Pink Day 

On Saturday, 20th September, the beautiful Holy Cross Church in Ramsbury will resonate with some of the finest close-harmony singing in the world. 

Step up to help this amazing charity in Britwell Salome from 10am on Sunday, 21st September 

The restaurant at Donnington & Co (formerly Donnington Valley) has been lavished in some hearty doses of TLC… perfect timing to pop by and try an epic roast 

Read more articles in our 2025 Education Guide

You’re all invited to enjoy a magical weekend in the Wiltshire woods thanks to Ley Lines Festival 

Support Woking & Sam Beare Hospice’s Always in our Hearts Appeal and help provide care and love when it’s needed most

The West Surrey Wine Society invites you to join them and sip, swirl and taste wines from all over the world

Celebrate Frimley Health Charity’s 30th anniversary and join the sponsored walk on September 21st

Marvel at the wonder of wood as the 15th Surrey Hills Wood Fair returns on September 13th & 14th in Cranleigh

Jenny Collier invites us to take the cool water plunge at Petersfield Open Air Swimming Pool, are you brave enough? Discover more about the benefits too

Show your support for the countryside, the people and animals who live and work in it, at Hampshire Countryside Day on Sunday, 14th September

Guildford Jazz and Soul Festival is in full swing with marvellous music throughout September 

Guildford’s largest independent arts festival returns for the 12th year, September 5th-20th

Helen Johns tells us about Thame Players’ next production, People by Alan Bennett, at the Players theatre, 9th-13th September 

The Sing Your Pain Away singing groups from Bucks & Oxfordshire celebrated World Music Day by singing at Windsor Castle. Founder Jane Gatfield tells us more… 

Chris Waymouth invites you to enjoy two films on Sunday, 21st September, to raise funds to replace the Quaker village hall in Jordans 

Powered by volunteers, the Kop Hill Climb Festival in Princes Risborough on 20th and 21st September offers family fun & more, raising lots of cheer & funds for charities 

Pupils & staff at Holy Trinity School in Cookham have been fundraising for Partners For Change Ethiopia, helping their peers in Africa. But more is needed! Could you help? 

An event with Dr Bill Webster at Chiltern Park memorial ground near Beaconsfield on Tuesday, 11th September, invites you to a free, supportive event on navigating grief  

Cookham author Amanda Boulding tells us about her newest children’s book TOO MUCH! & what she loves about local life

Nothing trumps learning a new skill, pick up a pack of cards with 3 Counties Bridge 

It’s not just our local independent schools on target to help students thrive. Archery is among the sports enjoyed by Wallingford School pupils 

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers her new monthly guides for all signs…

Staff & volunteers from life-changing Bucks charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf people enjoyed a visit to see the dinosaurs recently. Maybe you could you join them as a volunteer? 

Radnage expert James Darley offers advice on what to do if you hit a deer or find an injured animal 

Maidenhead poet, author & dad Simon Mole brings beautiful insects to life in his newest poetry book for wildlife mad youngsters, offering workshops & a touring show, too 

Emma Johnson will perform with Gregg Drott at 7.30pm on Saturday, 27th September, at Amersham Free Church, HP6 6AJ, thanks to Amersham Concert Club 

Learning can open new doors at any age with a variety of courses available 

Dr Richard Shepherd tells us about his upcoming UK tour. He also stars in Body In the Water on TRUE CRIME 

“We’re not anti-tech, we’re pro childhood,” says Gemma Taylor who is championing Smartphone Free Childhood  

Round & About’s resident wine columnist, Giles Luckett reveals his pick of the bunch summer rose wine

John Suchet chats to Liz Nicholls about Beethoven, and his deeply personal journey in the footsteps of his problematic hero, in his absorbing new book, ahead of Marlborough Lit Fest 

One of Loose Women’s most outspoken panellists is on tour with Janet Street-Porter Off The Leash which starts on 11th September at The Kenton in Henley  

Guildford Book Festival revdeals the next chapter in its 36th year and as ever it includes a stellar array of guests at venues across the borough

Christine Sargrove tells us how the inspiring voices of Godalming Community Gospel Choir can help you reconnect with yourself and your community

Grayshott Folk Club is welcoming ‘one of the true greats of the folk world’ Bob Fox on Saturday, 20th September

The intimate 228-seater venue of the Rhoda McGaw Theatre in the heart of Woking welcomes an exciting new programme of one-night-only events hosted by the charismatic Christopher Biggins

The GENerate student art competition returns to The Base Gallery in January, and welcomes talented entries from pupils within a 30-mile radius

Age is no barrier to education, and even for those in later years, every day’s a school day! 

Are retained reflexes holding your child back? Jo Rodhouse, a fully qualified and insured local Neural Developmental Therapist, explains…  

What’s in your kid’s emotional backpack? Occupational psychologist & coach Dr Amy Redmond & hypnotherapist & NLP practitioner Ami Ford give parents some prompts inspired by their Aha Journals 

Won’t? Or can’t? SEN expert Mary Mountstephen explores Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)

The West Wycombe Chamber Music Festival celebrates its 15th anniversary this year, 18th–20th September at St Mary the Virgin, Hambleden 

Get ready for a catwalk like no other as We Do Mobility hosts Fashion-Ability – a bold charity fashion show that proves mobility equipment can be every bit as stylish as the clothes we wear 

The UK’s biggest touring celebrity food and music festival, FOODIES FESTIVAL, is back in Oxford, bringing a star-studded line-up of chefs and music acts to South Parks from 23rd to25th August  

There’s murder among the marigolds as Netflix teams up with the RHS to launch the Thursday Murder Club in Bloom

You’ll be hopelessly devoted to hit musical Grease when it comes to town from August 27th to 30th

Summer holidays reveal changes in loved ones’ well-being, prompting thoughts of extra support

Join a summer celebration at the award-winning gastropub

Maeve Kelly invites you to put your vocal chords to the test with Windsor & Eton Operatic Society. Join Windsor …

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In his new MasterMind column, Peter Mols, founder of Mastermind9, is back to tell you that the treasure you seek is hiding in the cave you’re afraid to enter… 

The National Trust presents Helios, a striking 7-metre outdoor sculpture by renowned artist Luke Jerram—combining sound and visuals inspired by the sun—on display at Basildon Park near Reading from 15–18 and 22–25 August 2025

Fleet will be in full party mode on Saturday, 30th August and as Sue Tilley says “You really shouldn’t miss it!”

Peter Fennell of Dogmersfield Croquet Club invites you to pick up a mallet and have a go at croquet at the open day this month

Plant Based Protein Packed Picnic Recipes from Squeaky Bean

Round & About magazine’s wine columnist, Giles Luckett, picks his Sauvignon Blanc selections for summer 2025 

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers her new monthly guides for all signs…

The FTE Art Gallery is looking forward to celebrating it’s first anniversary in September. The gallery exhibits art and craft by people with disabilities, local artists and crafts people as Glynis Watts tells us

Camp Bestival proved the perfect blend of summer family fun, creativity & a galaxy of stars including Mr Tumble and Tom Jones. We can’t wait for next year!

Kar-azy fun is promised on the streets of Newbury this August bank holiday Newbury Krazy Races 2025: A Wild Day …

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Kate Hughes had her dream job until she realised it was affecting her health and she needed to make a …

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Caddey’s Field is the venue for the epitome of community fun on August 23rd & 24th with Egham Royal Show …

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The Royal Windsor Championship Dog Show 2025 – A four-day celebration of canine elegance in paw-some pictures by photographer Madalina …

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The Thames Valley Festival Orchestra returns to Dorchester Abbey, Oxfordshire on 20th September for a performance of An Evening of Symphonic Prog Rock 

New community art exhibition of mediums including painting and film, inspired by a story in the museum’s collections 

Paddy Haycocks, a trustee at Arts4Wokingham invites you to a special Gala Night at the theatre to support the arts …

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Greenham Commons has gone from military base to wildlife sanctuary. Join them as they mark a special anniversary with unique …

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Live arts, music icons and festive cheer are all on the bill for the new season at Newbury’s Corn Exchange …

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New restaurant Club India serves up innovative cuisine in a stylish elegant setting fulfilling chef Awanish Roy’s dream of his …

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Make summer last longer with Charvil Village Fete to look forward to Charvil Village Fete Returns with a Fun-Filled Afternoon …

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Diane Lee tells us about Wyfold Riding for the Disabled Association whose equine helpers, including Archie, provide wonderful experiences. Maybe you could volunteer? 

Lisa Gale, manager of Vale & Downland Museum in Wantage, invites you all to explore this extraordinary local treasure 

To mark the 30th anniversary of amazing local charity Style Acre, enjoy the collaborative art project  on display at Cornerstone between now & the end of August 

The hugely popular Tipi Sessions at Watlington’s Spire and Spoke are back, thanks to Declan Bennett, with Anoushka Lucas starring on Friday, 29th August  

Thanks to Wild about Wallingford, in association with Wallingford Town Council, you can follow the trail of nine life-size red kites and learn to ‘love kites but don’t feed them’ 

Young performers from PQA Abingdon take to the West End stage in an action-adventure stage show 

Dan Andrew tells us more about the OX Trails community who invite you to a fun, free biking event at Ladygrove Park Didcot on 23rd August 

Brothers James & George Talbot are founders of HARE which has gender-neutral salons in Eynsham, Witney & Woodstock and has been shortlisted for four leading industry awards…

Life’s too short to save the dancing for after dark! Vicky McClure tells us how she & her husband, and Jon McClure of reverend & the Makers came up with the idea of Day Fever which comes to Oxford’s O2 Academy on 6th September