Obvs Skincare’s family fun day raises over £1,500 for Brain Tumour Research and The Sophie Barringer Trust 

During April and May, The Bell is hosting several special food-focused events so you can learn from the best, including talented head chef James Graham 

Our resident wine columnist, Giles, discovers the joys of pairing Sherry with good and makes some delicious finds 

Many ‘weeds’ are edible and important sources of food for insects & caterpillars. Wild meadow flowers can colonise the garden as a ‘weed’ as gardening expert Cathie Welch explains

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers some useful guidance for all signs to help you navigate April

Enjoy the convenience of beautiful lighting – wherever you need it; we have one stylish Lutris Monte-Carlo lamp to win

Liz Nicholls chats to the multi-award winning, internationally renowned lyricist Sir Tim Rice who returns to a theatre stage near you this spring with Tim Rice My Life In Musicals I Know Him So Well 

Delve into the fantastical world of Tim Burton thanks to a major exhibition at the Design Museum in Kensington, which is so popular it’s been extended until 26th May

Kennet Crayfish Company has launched a deliciously fresh (and non-fishy!) craft gin using crayfish claw shells and botanicals. We’ve teamed up to offer one lucky winner a bottle  

Round & About Magazine’s resident wine columnist Giles Luckett talks to Leonardo Bellaccini of San Felice as he explores Chianti’s new style of wine

Take your garden from zero to hero this spring & then sit back and enjoy when the summer rolls in

Our lucky winner can enjoy a GreenPan Copenhagen cookware set, RRP £255  

Grade II listed The Montagu Arms in Beaulieu has everything you could need for the perfect break for humans and their furry friends as Karen Neville and Ruby discovered. And you could win a stay for yourself 

We’re sharing two delicious recipes from the Dishoom cookbook to celebrate the sizzling new restaurant in Oxford, Permit Room 

We’ve teamed up to offer a Lapinoo bunny and matching teether in your choice of colour from Kaloo for your little bunny

Add a pop of colour to your garden with We Love Cushions’ 2025 outdoor cushion collection

Chocolate eggs, hot cross buns & bunnies are all familiar sights at Easter but there’s much more to enjoy in the spring break

We chat to award-winning florist Alice Strange about local life & her flower subscription service as she invites you to win a place on one of her workshops

We’ve teamed up to offer an ethical scratchcard from Cards for Good

We’ve teamed up with iconic Swedish childrenswear brand PO.P so you can win some cute clothes from the new spring range

You’ll be ready for April showers with this large floral umbrella, part of the eye-catching range from Rex London

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Guildford Shakespeare Company to make US debut in New York 

The two or three course set menu is perfect for celebrating mums and mother-figures from 28th March.

Ashleigh Farrand, head chef of the Kingham Plough, recently appeared as a contestant in the BBC’s Great British Menu competing in the Southwest England heat of the competition 

Book your tickets for this year’s Petersfield Musical Festival, eight days of spectacular performances from talented musicians, March 14th – 22nd

The Lions Club of Fleet are revving up for the 38th Classic Motorcycle Run and Concours on bank holiday Monday, 5th May

AppArt celebrates 30 years of arts for everyone, the annual Easter Art Exhibition and Sculpture Trail, April 5th-20th, with artists from all over including Alton and the surrounding area as Gwyn Phillips tells us

Pick up your padel & have a go at the sport that’s gripping the nation. Discover it for yourself at Advantage Padel in Kingsley

The winner of America’s Got Talent 2015, Paul Zerdin is heading back out on tour with his new show Jaw Drop 

Accidental spy John Merrett had an uncanny knack for being able to evade capture as author and journalist Michael Smith tells us

Willow can make an eye-catching addition to your garden as gardening expert Cathie Welch tell us

What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers some useful guidance for all signs to help you navigate March 

The Castle Hotel, Windsor, will welcome British food writer and critic Tom Parker Bowles for an exclusive Q&A event following the release of his latest book, Cooking & The Crown.

Round & About Magazine’s resident wine columnist Giles Luckett looks the best Rioja wines and finds a unique combination of brilliance and value  

Liz Nicholls chats to dad and Chelsea & Gardeners’ World star Adam Frost whose new book For The Love Of Plants is out on 13th March ahead of his spring UK tour

James Graham, talented head chef at The Bell at Ramsbury shares two gorgeous recipes to make and tuck into at home 

Guide Dogs is one of the UK’s leading sight loss charities whose work helps change the lives of thousands of people each year. Now they are asking for your help with a bark out for puppy raisers

Create a landscape you love with a garden makeover, do the ground work now and come summer you’ll be able to sit back, relax and enjoy your handiwork

Chawton illustrator Juliet Travers loves the local wildlife, which inspires her birth flower paintings

Sharon Walmsley from DogsnHomes Rescue tells us about an open evening the charity is holding on February 18th and asks if you could foster one of their cute pups

The Colour Emporium is the brainchild of Katie Holman who creates hand-dipped candles in a rainbow of hues in Shamley Green, with her friend Charlie Hardesty

A nature-themed library is among the highlights of renovations at Woodlea Primary School, Bordon, where pupils can enjoy learning in surroundings that fit the school environment

Annie B Brown has lived in the village of Church Crookham for 25 years but grew up somewhere very different in South East London, the inspiration for her debut novel Long Live Love

The Big Sale is back at Churcher’s College in Petersfield helping to save lives with sustainable buys, all in aid of Save the Children. Jane Ribeiro tells us more

February will be the month that Greg James, Scott Mills, and Nick Grimshaw will all officially have breakfast shows across BBC Radio – a conjunction of some of the modern greats of the game

The UK’s largest garden building display site offers buildings to suit every home

Students design a candle as part of 80 Candles for 80 Years project

A very different adaptation of Jane Austen classic will have you reaching for a drink!

For just £65pp guests can enjoy a beautifully curated menu, complete with a Forever Rose to take home

Round & About Magazine’s resident wine columnist Giles Luckett offers his picks for the best Valentine’s Day Wines as love (of wine) is in the air…

Liz Nicholls chats to interior designer, dad & grandad Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, 59, who has helped design Rangeford Villages’ new luxury retirement villages, with his daughter Hermione

We’re sharing two recipes from The White Hart in Fyfield, which was recently named one of the UK’s top 50 gastropubs

Keeping active as you get older is vital when it comes to staying fit and healthy and it’s a great way to meet new people too!

Have you ever wondered if you can grow mistletoe in the garden? Cathie Welch of Cathie’s Gardening School shares her thoughts

Open days provide the ideal way to find out what prospective schools offer beyond the academic provision

As estimated three quarters of Britons are affected by scams. Actor, presenter and fraud defence expert Nick Stapleton offers his tips

London Elektricity, BCee & Ruth Royall Unite for Diamonds in the Rain, a single kicking off the 20th anniversary of the iconic Spearhead Records label

Round & About Magazine’s resident wine columnist Giles Luckett celebrates all Australia Day with his must-try Aussie wines for 2025

Trio of stars join Gary Barlow, Richard Ashcroft, Lightning Seeds, and The Zutons for summer shows at Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire for Nocturne Live 2025.

Fellow moon fans! Artist & designer Hayley Jones is on a mission to help you embrace the different lunar phases, in beautiful style

The newspapers are currently full of the activities of Russian, Chinese of Iranian spies in Europe but the European countries have never been too averse to spying on each other either as author & journalist Michael Smith explains

The Ivy introduces Ivy Green Friday, offering complimentary bubbles to all diners on the day.

Millie Deere reviews Bill Bailey’s latest thought-provoking and very funny show at London’s Royal Haymarket Theatre until 15th February

There are many questions to ask when considering which school is right for your child. Headmaster Tom Dawson examines the options to help you make an informed decision.

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

Dr Ellen Fallows from Welbeck Health Partners discusses how embracing lifestyle medicine with professional support can help us address the root causes of long-term conditions to achieve better health with fewer medications.

We’re sharing a taste of Healthy Air Fry Feasts: Fast, Easy, High-Protein Recipes in 30 Mins or Less by Christina Kynigos, AKA @VeryHungryGreek

Kate Mosse talks to Liz Nicholls ahead of the Labyrinth Live: Unlocking The Secrets of the Labyrinth tour, at a theatre near you between February & April, to mark the 20th anniversary of her bestselling book 

Nikki Butler, an auDHD advocate, is encouraging women to embrace being different through her new book, Permission to be Different, exploring her autism and ADHD diagnosis in her mid-forties.

Dry January? No thank you! We’re raising a glass to the Bucks booze heroes who are mixing things up with an array of local tipples.

Rock Choir offers members known as Rockies much more than just the opportunity to sing with others, it can be life changing as founder Caroline Redman Lusher explains

If ‘start running’ is one of your New Year’s Resolutions, read on! Running coach, Fran Light, from Alton Runners tells us how to get into running and how to keep running 

Get your trees for Petersfield Climate Action Network’s Fruit Tree in Every Garden project

Our wine expert Giles Luckett explores some cool wines from a land down under…

Music. Fires. Positioning. We’ll cover it all here says Robbie James in his last column for 2024

Treat your loved ones to the gift of festive macarons from Giselle Richardson – the most delicious way to celebrate Christmas this year.

Author Simon Pollock tells us about the bits of Bucks & beyond that inspired his book, I Love Suburbia: The Joys of Life on London’s Outskirts.

See in the New Year with a three-course set menu, a night of circus fun, celebration and spectacular food.

Round & About Magazine’s resident wine columnist Giles Luckett recommends this year’s Christmas wine essentials.

Round & About Magazine’s resident wine columnist Giles Luckett recommends some fabulous festive fizz that will make your Christmas sparkle

Treloar’s Winter Appeal launches on Giving Tuesday, December 3rd. Can you contribute to their fundraising?

Infuse your interiors with Christmas home styling tips for a festive makeover by award-winning South Oxfordshire interior designer Holly Scott

Breast cancer thriver and cancer carer Charmian D’Aubosson has launched The Thrive Tribe, a new supportive community gathering for women aged 18-50, impacted by cancer

Here the Good Hotel Guide invites you to explore 10 of the top hotels in Hampshire. From the wild beauty of the New Forest to the historic haunts of Southampton, country house hotels to bijoux retreats, these are hotels that are destinations in their own right.

The multi-million-selling British singer songwriter Gary Barlow is the latest act announced for next summer’s Nocturne Live concert series in June.

Bring your friends and family and enjoy the magic of Christmas at The Shed, Bordon

Love them or loathe them, pantomimes are most people’s first introduction to the theatre, the tales of good triumphing over evil are as old as time but that doesn’t stop their enduring allure. So book your tickets and take your seat…

Liz Nicholls chats to Radio 2 star & dad Vernon Kay who stars in Aladdin at Wycombe Swan, 13th December to 5th January

Priya & Ben Watson of The Golden Ball in Lower Assendon share two special winter recipes which have the ‘wow’ factor! 

Nicola Winter invites you to be the change that lasts a lifetime with Home-Start Butser

Giles Luckett recommends the best fortified wines to enjoy this Christmas 

Author and journalist Michael Smith introduces us to a Danish naval officer who was content with very ‘conventional’ inducements for passing on secrets

Your presence can mean just as much as a present for an older person this Christmas.

Newbury Racecourse’s much-anticipated Party In The Paddock race day music series returns for 2025 with the acclaimed electronic trio performing a headline set live after racing on Saturday, 16th August.

Dom Joly, Alison Hammond, Olly Murs & more celebrities are urging us all to swap, buy second-hand or rewear a pre-loved jumper as they launch Save the Children’s annual festive fundraiser on 12th December.

Christopher Biggins, star of New Victoria Theatre’s pantomime Sleeping Beauty, will switch on Woking’s Christmas lights in Jubilee Square on Thursday, 21st November.

Robbie James looks at ‘going it alone’, don’t be afraid to do what you want just because you have no one to do it with, you may just enjoy it more…

Alton in Bloom Community Grow Club has won the Hampshire Grassroots Action Award and is now one of four projects nominated for the CPRE Hampshire Choice Award

A garden room extension can be a highly rewarding investment. Discover all you need to take into consideration, including planning, design and cost.

With the festive season fast approaching, those invitations to lunches, office parties and Christmas drinks start rolling in. So – what are you going to wear?! Lucy Briggs has the answer.

Round and About’s resident wine columnist Giles Luckett celebrates the Beronia Rioja and suggests some festive wine gifts

Inside a jolly yellow building on Newbury High Street, Alara & Selina are on a mission to spread the joy of creativity with LoLA including some Christmas workshops coming up

Drum & bass pioneer Seba reveals his sixth studio album Oni ahead of an album release party on 15th November at London’s XOYO

An upcoming highlight at University for the Creative Arts (UCA) in Farnham invites you to shop for locally made gifts

The UK’s original festive light trail returns to Kew Gardens, November 13th to January 5th.

Have your say on the proposed new cultural hub for Whitehill & Bordon, a space to celebrate the history of the town and the surrounding area

Farnham artist Alison Molan of Pup Goes The Easel invites you to paint your pooch at a workshop at Sage & Salt in Petersfield and create the paw-fect paw-trait

We’re sharing two recipes using venison, a sustainable, ethical local meat, thanks to Chiltern Venison & Robin Popham of Create Terroir.

Journey through a vibrant colourful display of lanterns, twinkling lights and the singing Christmas tree.

British/Italian soprano Carly Paoli is thrilled to announce the release of her highly anticipated Christmas album on 8th November.

Robbie James looks at the changing – and not so changing – music industry.

Halloween can be particularly dangerous for pets, with many hazards threatening their health and well-being. It may also pose a risk to visitors at the door.

Wagamama launches fresh menu on October 2nd, highlighting versatile dining options from snacks to family feasts as part of its ‘no one way to wagamama’ campaign.

From breakfast and festive lunch to Boxing Day Brunch there’s something for everyone to get in the festive spirit at The Ivy Collection.

Laine Vladimirov tells how her own struggles led to her vampire romantasy Sweet Water, out on 29th October.

Influencer and chef Renu Bhardwaj’s new book Celebrate Diwali is out now, published by Ebury books. She shares a taste with us.

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Round and About’s resident wine columnist, Giles Luckett, gives his recommendations on the best luxury champagnes of 2024.

Singer, entertainer & dad Gareth Gates, chats to Liz Nicholls about how far he’s come ahead of his newly produced show.

A statue of everyone’s favourite marmalade loving bear will appear in Reading & Newbury this week, as part of Paddington statues being installed on benches stretching from John o’Groats to Land End.

The crowning glory of a soggy summer, this year’s Mucky Weekender wonderland was a Mad Hatter’s brimful of treats, and we can’t wait for next year!

Van Morrison has today released the album New Arrangements and Duets, the first in what he hopes will be an ongoing series of archive albums compiled from his vast collection of unheard recordings.

In a powerful show of public outrage over the state of the UK’s waterways, the March for Clean Water will now take place on Sunday, 3rd November, in central London.

The Corn Exchange Newbury is set to deliver an exciting line-up of shows for everyone to enjoy during October.

As he takes to the road with his new show Namaste, which visits Chesham, Bracknell, Farnham, Newbury & more, Omid Djalili talks to Mark Wareham about putting a funny spin on the state of the world and how being cancelled post-9/11 makes him the perfect comedy ambassador for these tumultuous times.

Renee Smith from Alton Camera Club invites you to join the friendly group with your mobile phone, digital or film camera as their new season clicks into life.

As we change seasons there’s a new palette of colours and array of nature to greet us.

Ecotherapist, Shinrin-Yoku guide & dad Rob Faure Walker tells us how he can help you unwind thanks to the ancient art of forest bathing.

A celebration of ‘life, experiences, and stories in-between’, The Author In Me Literary Festival is all set for 14th-19th October in London, culminating in a young voices event at Roald Dahl Museum.

As summer draws to a close, the world of interior design embraces a shift toward spaces that are not only stylish but also profoundly reflective of personal taste. This season’s trends are about creating environments that stand out while providing comfort and a sense of individuality.

Round & About Magazine’s resident wine columnist Giles Luckett rediscovers with white wines of Laguna, and finds beauty and value.

Liz Nicholls chats to comedian, author & dad Bill Bailey about the release of his new book My Animals & Other Animals, his upcoming Thoughtifier comedy show tour & more.

We’re sharing a taste from Tucking In by Sophie Wyburd who is the star chef at this month’s Wild Feast in Otmoor Farm in Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire.

There are plenty of Halloween activities and ideas to entertain your little monsters this holiday.

Actress & mum Jo Page chats to Liz Nicholls about the upcoming Gavin & Stacey Christmas reunion, life, love, wildlife & more.

My pond gives an added dimension to the garden and an opportunity to encourage diverse wildlife and a whole new range of plants. Someone once said to me “A garden without a pond is like a theatre without a stage”

Choosing a school is one of the most important decisions a parent can make for their child. It is also one of the most difficult. Headmaster Tom Dawson has some tips and advice.

The Taste of Autumn Menu has been crafted to celebrate the launch of the new The Ivy Collection Cuvée, set to become a star of the wine list for restaurants nationwide*.

Robbie James laments the demise of Top Gear and love them or loathe them, Jeremy, Richard and James.

Neighbours fan Liz Nicholls chats to one of her heroes, Ryan Moloney, who has played Toadfish in beloved Aussie soap for 30 years and is sharing his behind-the-scenes stories with the Toad On The Road UK tour.

Cadbury World counter cursed calendar date with free entry for all those celebrating their birthday on Friday 13th September.

13th September is Roald Dahl Story Day and Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity is inviting schools to celebrate by hosting their very own Roald Dahl Story Day event to fundraise for the charity

Director & choreographer of NOW That’s What I Call A Musical gives us an insight into the stage show.

Round & About’s resident wine columnist Giles Luckett looks at South Africa’s changing white wine scene by talking to Mike Dawson of Journey’s End.

There are many questions to ask when considering which school is right for your child. Headmaster Tom Dawson examines the options to help you make an informed decision.

James Bond fantasies can easily unravel as Michael Smith reveals in his latest account of spies and secret lives.

Whether you’re meditating, practising yoga or just want to create a chilled atmosphere, the new Earth range by Temple of Incense is your grounding in peace.

We’re sharing two recipes to make the most of the last of summer thanks to Irish chef, author & TV star Clodagh McKenna.

Liz Nicholls chats to Johnny Ball, 86, who’s on a mission to make maths easy for all & stars with his daughter Zoe at Wantage Literary Festival.

Liz Nicholls delves into the world of celebrated designer, maker & polymath William Morris thanks to a beautifully reissued V&A book.

Liz Nicholls chats to SAS: Who Dares Wins star Billy Billingham MBE QCB whose new Always A Little Further tour visits Wycombe Swan on 25th November, plus Aldershot, Newbury & more beyond

Irish chef, author & TV star Clodagh McKenna tells Liz Nicholls a few of her favourite things.

Liz Nicholls chats to the thoroughly entertaining anarchist cook, comedian & dad George Egg who will star at Big Feastival in Kingham this coming bank holiday weekend.

Get see for three days of fun, activities, entertainment and food in Petersfield, August 24th-26th, as the community comes together this summer.

Have you heard the news about The Views? The park is gearing up for the first family friendly live music festival right here on your doorstep in Fleet with Music on the Views. Sue Tilley invites us to join the party.

Squire’s Garden Centres have once again shown support for local charitable causes in the community, through the Charity of the Year programme, raising over £25,000 across their 16 centres and group office.

Great family fun to keep everyone entertained in Whitehill and Bordon.

Multi award-winning British pop star and actor Will Young is back with his ninth studio album Light It Up.

Comedian & actor Ben Elton shares his thoughts ahead of his new tour which stops at Newbury Corn Exchange on 28th August, Milton Keynes on 15th September & Wycombe Swan on 16th September.

Our resident wine columnist shares his picks in time for International Pinot Noir Day on 18th August.

This Surrey band are earning fans and rave reviews thanks to their indie rock sound with a modern twist, and hard graft

Head to Queen Elizabeth Country Park for attractions and entertainment galore for the whole family on August 10th and 11th at the South Downs Show.

If James Bond can have a freaky era, so can you, says Robbie James.

The stage & Neighbours superstar chats about why he’s looking forward to strutting his stuff in fishnets & heels in Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show at Wycombe Swan 27th-31st August, Fareham Live 1st-5th October & more…

Artist Helen Grimbleby unveils the next ‘episode’ of her Nature Sketchbook.

Atul Kochhar, star of our second Spotlight podcast, shares the recipe for the delicious pie he cooked up for Angela Walker.

Myths & Mythmaking, the new exhibition at Hughenden Manor until autumn, explores how Victorian Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli created his own living legend. Katy Dunn of the National trust tells us more.

Enjoy a classic car show and an evening of live music with an 80s twist.

Join in the Olympics themed fun at Winchester Science Centre this summer, take part in the Bug Olympics and find out more about how your body works.

Liz Nicholls chats to singer songwriter and activist Billy Bragg who will star at the last ever Bucks highlight Towersey Festival – the 60th highlight – from 23rd to 26th August, and urges you to book your tickets.

This year marks the 21st anniversary of the GUTS Motor Tour with veteran, vintage, historic, classic and modern classic cars taking to the roads of Surrey, Hampshire and Sussex on September 15th to raise vital funds for GUTS – Fighting Bowel Cancer.

Later life gives much to embrace and much to consider but it can also be a worrying time, help is at hand whatever your needs.

Are you looking for a bit of family fun with more bounce to the ounce?! Check out the Labyrinth Challenge at Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens at Horsham, 8th to 11th August.

Padel is a fun and exciting sport that’s rapidly gaining popularity around the world, with stars such as Antonio Banderas, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams all fans. Want to join them?

Here comes summer! We have a whole host of lidos to enjoy here in the South East…

Liz Nicholls shares a chat with Dizzee Rascal MBE who headlines Party In The Paddock at Newbury Racecourse on Saturday, 17th August.

We share fuss-free food inspiration from The Gluten-Free Kitchen by registered nutritionist Emily Kerrigan from Thame, published by Vie, £10.99.

Our resident wine columnist Giles Luckett recommends his selection of European fine wines on his European wine tour.

This summer archaeologists are tracing the footsteps of Henry VIII as they search for evidence of a lost Tudor wing of the National Trust’s magnificent Petworth House and Park, July 19th to 31st.

Wicked or wondrous? Feast your senses at West Green House Opera.

We love these award-winning topiary designs – what do you think?

What do Jo Malone & Paddington bear have in common…?

Head to Petersfield Heath on July 14th for ideas, advice and fun ways to celebrate earth-friendly living for the whole family.

Would you like to experience the delight of outdoor theatre in one of the most beautiful Arts and Crafts settings in the South East of England?

On 8th July, Regents Park Open Air Theatre and Allie Esiri will host Shakespeare for Every Day of the Year – Live!

Robbie James turns his attention to British hero Andy Murray as he embarks on what will be his last Wimbledon.

Alton is gearing up for the first Alton Arts Festival, July 5th to 14th, a celebration of the arts, community and creativity.

Life-changing charity Sparkles helps children with Down’s syndrome & urgently needs your donations to keep going. Mum Emily Reay tells us more…

Liz Nicholls chats to Sharron Davies MBE as she looks forward to The Olympic Games – her 13th – starting later this month in Paris.

Summer is the perfect season to sample the fare and flavours at your local farm shop, not only are you shopping local and supporting homegrown growers but you’ll be helping the environment.

Holidays are on the horizon so let’s get out and have a good time whatever the weather. There’s fun for all ages to enjoy!

Crooked Billet’s Paul Clerehugh shares his Gooseberry Crumble recipe with Round & About readers.

We’re sharing a taste of easy oven-free recipes from the book by Eloise Head AKA Fitwaffle who will star at Big Feastival.

Discover the best rose wines for summer sipping with Round & About Magazine’s guide to the best rose wines.

Immerse yourself in the world of Jane Austen with dances, walks, talks, workshops and more from June 21st to 30th.

The Cotton Club comes to the church with Froxfield Choir’s latest concert.

Hampshire’s world class still and sparkling wines will be showcased at The Grange, Alresford on Sunday, 23rd June.

Bramshott Open Gardens offer courtyards, terraces, ponds & more to view.

Commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day at The Shed and in Bordon town centre.

Artist Helen Grimbleby shares her love of nature in her monthly Nature Sketchbook.

Petersfield based charity Hounds for Heroes needs your support. Could you be a full-time volunteer and look after puppies in training?

Summer is on the horizon bringing with it warmer days, hopefully plenty of sun and the glorious sight and scent of roses blossoming and spreading their joy.

Liz Nicholls chats to author, comedian & mental health campaigner Ruby Wax whose I’m Not As Well As I Thought I Was UK tour has been extended by popular demand.

We’re serving up a slice of inspiration ahead of the National Garden Scheme’s Great British Garden Party, raising funds for great causes.

June heralds the start of summer and that means one thing – spending time in the garden with your nearest and dearest with a drink in one hand and a burger in the other, enjoy!

Discover plants, garden and home accessories, art, design, sculpture, fashion, gifts and tempting foods and wine and more.

Robbie James, has hung up microphone and presented his last Pompey Live radio show, but finds football leaves him with a sour taste.

Patek Philippe to host the inaugural London edition of the Rare Handcrafts Exhibition 2024 from Friday 7th to Sunday, 16th June.

Our wine columnist, Giles Luckett catches up with Graham Beck’s Cellarmaster, Pierre de Klerk.

Mexican restaurant and cocktail bar in the heart of West London.

Following last year’s successful pilot programme, The FA’s ‘The Greater Game’ is being rolled out nationwide.

Artist & tutor Helen Grimbleby takes much of her inspiration from nature for her artwork from her studio in West Berkshire.

UK’s largest 4×4 show – get ready for an exhilarating action packed family weekend, full of off-road adventures and automotive excellence!

Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of art and entertainment at the Chesham Fringe Festival this late May bank holiday weekend.

Fans of Strictly Come Dancing will surely be eager to secure their tickets for the Professionals Tour across the UK.

Wine columnist Giles Luckett gives us his recommendations for spring red wines. From Pinot Noir to Malbec, these red wines will put a spring in your step.

Joe Heap, whose grandfather Denis Manners founded Towersey Festival in 1964, tells us what makes it so great.

If you can’t afford a therapist…actually, even if you can, watch Gardeners’ World. It’ll do you the world of good says Robbie James

May brings us the start of British watercress season, thanks to The Watercress Company’s recipes

Ready to rumble? Liz Nicholls looks at the fabulous festivals on offer this summer, for happy campers & fairweather fans, with tickets up for grabs, too!

Liz Nicholls shares a chat with singer Chaka Khan who will star at Nocturne Live at Blenheim in June & Love Supreme festival in Sussex in July

Jonathan Lovett reviews the world premiere of The Divine Mrs S by April De Angelis at Hampstead Theatre

Nadine invites you to lead a charmed life with her 4KIX footwear accessories range

You’ve done all the preparation and your garden is good to be ‘glammed up’ all ready for you to sit back and relax and enjoy the summer

Stepping into a bookshop is like catching up with an old friend, the familiarity and love come flooding back and yet you just know there will be something new to discover. Karen Neville invites you to step inside these independent havens of literature…

Feel fresh this year with a crop of palate pleasers – Giles Luckett reviews some seasonally appropriate plonk

Musician Paloma Faith tells us about her new break-up album The Glorification of Sadness ahead of her UK tour which starts this month

We’re sharing a taste of Gennaro’s Verdure: Big and bold recipes to pack your plate with veg by Gennaro Contaldo (Pavilion Books).

Peter Henry tells us about his rewarding role as a volunteer with Schoolreaders… Perhaps you could sign up to change lives, too?

Author and journalist Michael Smith is talking murder this month with the popularity of whodunnits, a good mystery and quirky characters all adding to the killer plots

Robbie James says “we’re all busy” but don’t use that as an excuse when there’s more to it

Artist Helen Grimbleby shares her love of the natural world through her work in a monthly series of observations

Rock legends join Tom Jones and Madness for this Summer’s hottest shows

We chat to the bestselling author, comedian, actress and mental health campaigner Ruby Wax OBE who stars at Sheldonian Theatre with Buddhist monk, Gelong Thubten on Monday, 18th March.

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Easter comes early this year, March 29th – April 1st, which gives us an opportunity to enjoy the glories of spring as well of course, as eating chocolate!

Spring, even the sound of the word lifts your spirits. Little shoots of colour start to emerge and with it hope for the warmer months ahead, so get digging and clearing and start getting your garden in shape

We’re sharing a taste of The Sweet Polish Kitchen: A celebration of home baking & nostalgic treats by Ren Behan.

Academic, TV presenter and author Alice Roberts tells us about her Crypt theatre show, based on her latest book, which visits Guildford’s G Live and Wycombe Swan this month…

Canada’s biggest alt-rock export Mother Mother have released their highly anticipated album Grief Chapter

In the first of a series of helpful articles, Oxfordshire business hero Peter Mols offers his words of wisdom to help you employ the best people to help your business grow

Columnist Robbie James reflects on the Six Nations.

In this, the month of love, our wine columnist Giles Luckett picks out his current top ten passions.

Our wine columnist Giles Luckett brings you sunshine, toasting the best wines from the land Down Under

Tossing and turning? Hot and bothered? We’ve teamed up to offer some tips for a sounder slumber thanks to the team at Simba

Celebrate your big day, your way, your wedding day should reflect who you are and with these trends for 2024 it shows you can ‘rip up the rule book’ and surprise your guests

We’re sharing a taste of The Fast 800 Keto recipe book, as seen on Channel 4’s Lose A Stone In 21 days by Dr Clare Bailey who is on tour with her husband Dr Michael Mosely this month

Dom Joly discusses The Conspiracy Tour, based on his book, Farnham, Basingstoke, Winchester & more this month and next…

John Vardon raises a toast to Arts’ Society Farnham Evening who have been meeting for 20 years this month

Tiffany Redman of Point9 Acupuncture, Henley, has some tips for how we can all get 2024 off to a healthier start

Penguins surprise residents at Rowan Lodge Care Home.

Marika Hackman releases Big Sigh her follow up to 2019’s Any Human Friend this Friday

The New Year is always a great time to consider making positive changes

Tony Hersch of Newbury Astronomy Society shares with us what to expect in the skies as we start the new year

Now’s the time to take up skateboarding, with the sport set to soar at the Olympics later this year & the Design Museum ramping up the excitement…

We’re sharing a taste of inspiration from The Skint Cook, by Jamie Oliver’s Cookbook Challenge TV series finalist Ian Bursnall, out on 18th January

Miles Jupp talks about how surviving a brain tumour led to his On I Bang UK tour at a theatre near you this month

Another September beckons and we hope our education special will help you, whether you’re a parent to a SEN child, would like advice about bursaries, want to make maths fun or continue learning whatever your age

Local charity Inside Out has been celebrating 10 years of improving the wellbeing of children

Could you help change lives by volunteering with the local charity which helped Jay Blades MBE Read Easy offers free …

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BBOWT Is asking people to do one ‘wild’ act for each of the 12 days of Christmas to connect with nature at the coldest time of year

Hogs Back Brewery gears up for Christmas with new beer and parties at its Tap

It turns out everybody’s talking about Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, and it’s easy to see why.

Learn how the Tudors and the Victorians celebrated Christmas and enjoy festive carols beneath magnificent Christmas trees

A surefire hit for music fans is Nocturne Festival with runs from 12th – 16th June at Blenheim Palace

Noel Gallagher revisits his Oasis B-sides for the latest from The High Flying Birds.

Our wine columnist Giles Luckett suggests some great fortified wines for the season of goodwill

Enjoy the magic of Christmas with friends and family this December in Bordon

We chat to Kaleb Cooper whose book Britain According To Kaleb is out now and whose UK theatre tour starts in January

In his first column, author and journalist Michael Smith reveals how much truth there is to 007 James Bond and the inspiration for the legendary secret agent

Almost 1.5 million people feel more lonely at Christmas than any other time, do what you can to make this one full of love and joy

Our wine columnist Giles Luckett raises a glass to top tipples for the big day

Fleet is preparing to wrap itself up in the magic of the season with heartwarming events that capture the essence of Christmas

Don’t be surprised if the Christmas Cactus flowers again in spring

Our wine columnist Giles Luckett raises a glass to the best Champagnes for party season

Peter’s beautiful new book, a follow-up to South Downs Showcase is out now, in aid of The Motor Neurone Association

Green-fingered Cathie Welch shares her tips on getting your garden ready for the colder months I have always thought this …

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The Beef Wellington Box, generously serves four and includes a luxury 30-day aged fillet of British Hereford beef.

Seven new displays as the UK’s original festive lights trail returns to Kew Gardens, November 15th to January 7th.

There’s plenty to celebrate at The Shed this November, with a fireworks bonanza, a cosy comedy club and a Remembrance Day afternoon, plus Saturday Markets and Christmas Wreath workshops.

Columnist Robbie James says: ” I have an inability to cry but that doesn’t stop me from feeling sad”

Our wine columnist Giles Luckett explores the best Chilean charms worth trying…

Boo, hiss, you won’t want to miss… It’s time to sprinkle the fairy dust and wave your wand to welcome larger than life characters and slapstick galore – pantos are back!

On 3rd & 4th November Alexandra Palace Fireworks Festival is back with a bang, with star DJ sets, fun & epic fireworks.

Diwali recipes from Atul Kochhar and a chance to win a takeaway from one of his Bucks restaurant.

We chat to EastEnders star, actor Lucy Benjamin who stars in the Yvonne Arnaud’s upcoming pantomime Cinderella.

We share a taste of la dolce vita from Sale e Pepe which recently had a complete refurb ahead of its 50th anniversary.

Jonathan Lovett tells us about a fascinating new play about Mary Shelley landing at Norden Farm in Maidenhead on Thursday, 12th October, as part of a UK tour.

The Shed has a top selection lined up throughout October with the return of the Cube Comedy Club as well as quiz nights and markets this month.

Adoption agencies across the UK, including PACT have joined forces to keep brothers and sisters together.

Congratulations to the Greyhound team in Letcombe Regis who have earned two AA rosettes, a four-star award & more.

The Garden Show Is set to bloom again this weekend, September 29th to October 1st, with the chance to admire the trees In all their autumn glory.

Cultural Travels from Home take happy travellers to far-off destinations virtually, thanks to art historian Siân Walters.

We chat to comedian Fiona Allen who’s on tour with her debut stand-up tour including Guildford on 28th September.

Adam Smith, executive chef at Coworth Park in Ascot, shares his recipe for a seasonal game salad.

Remember when the only choice for a coffee was white or black? Times have changed and ordering a coffee is now akin to reciting War and Peace. However you like your caffeine shot (or not) support National Coffee Week this month.

There are many plants that can inadvertently take over our gardens, particularly weeds, but there are some beautiful plants on sale that you can wonder why you ever planted. These are my own experiences and everyone will have a different gripe, says R&A gardener Cathie Welch

Wine columnist Giles Luckett recommends 8 Riojas that offer a new perspective on this classic region…

The award-winning Shrek The Musical lands in Oxford this week, conjured up by a new creative team with a fabulous cast…

Whether you are looking for foresting bathing or a seasonal walk visit Ramster Garden. Rosie Glaister from Ramster Hall, shares her top five things not to miss that capture the dazzling beauty of autumn colour.

All the stars aligned to make Mucky Weekender the best small festival on Planet Earth this summer…

From 9th to 17th September 130+ events will take place across the UK to show what life as a racehorse is really like.

Our wine columnist Giles Luckett explores the harvest of a magical region of Australia.

Independent music photographer Peter Nicholson shares his pictures of Southsea favourite Victorious last weekend.

Missed summer? You’re sure to feel the glow with a minibreak at Donnington Valley Hotel, Golf & Spa.

We chat to Barry Ashworth ahead of Mucky Weekender festival in Winchester, 8th & 9th September, & Dub Pistols’ UK tour.

Another September beckons and we hope our education special will help you, whether you’re a parent to a SEN child, would like advice about bursaries, want to make maths fun or continue learning whatever your age

We chat to author Jacqueline Wilson, 77, one of the stars of Henley Literary Festival, 30th September to 7th October.

Chef Emily Roux and Lexus have rustled up some posh packed lunches to enjoy in the car or on your next road trip!

Second Hand September, upcycling furniture and repair cafes are all fabulous ways to fall in love again with something you once cherished, not only will it save you money but you’ll be doing your bit to help save the planet too!

Surrey-based Pleese invite you to tuck into a taste of summer with the world’s first frozen cheesecake in a tub.

Tomono Davies brings Japanese joy with sushi masterclasses. She’s on a roll – book in for a work party or session.

Giles Luckett rediscovers the amazing wines of France’s Roussillon, and find value and excellence in equal measure.

Judi Love Q&A ahead of her The One Like tour which visits Basingstoke, Wycombe, Aylesbury & many more venues near you.

Win a VIP day for two at BetVictor Party In The Paddock at Newbury Racecourse on 19th August, with Olly Murs. Q&A here!

M&S are running an instant, Lucky Lunch giveaway, placing 7500 £10 gift vouchers into random sandwiches.

Discover more about New Zealand wines as columnist Giles Luckett shows there’s more on offer than Sauvignon Blanc…

Marks & Spencer are here to feed your BBQ obsession with their three for £12 grill deal of bangers, burgers and kebabs.

Best summer barbecue wines? Round & About’s columnist Giles Luckett shares his red, white and rose recommendations.

Alison Weir, one of the stars of Guildford Book Festival in October, shares a few thoughts with us…

Two summer sizzlers from Tom Kerridge’s Outdoor Cooking, published by Bloomsbury with photographs Cristian Barnett.

Water, water everywhere or at any rate over 71 per cent of the world’s surface and there’s plenty to enjoy where we are too in pools, lidos, lakes, water and splash parks.

The challenges for getting water to the roots of plants this year and last is off the scale. Do you make sure to harvest the rainwater?

We take a fresh look at the Sussex seaside with a stay at one of the Beach Hut suites at Beachcroft Hotel.

With the better weather, there’s no excuse not to get out in our garden at last.

We chat to Marc Almond of Soft Cell who will headline at Rochester Castle Concerts as well as Peter Hook, the Sugababes and more, 6th, 7th, 8th & 9th July.

Liz Nicholls chats to DJ & record producer Roni Size, 53, ahead of Readipop Festival in Reading on 14th July.

We’re serving up summer sensations thanks to Sally Codling, a chef at Gordon Ramsay Academy in Woking.

Maracas player, party animal & dad Mark Berry, AKA Bez, 59, shares his thoughts on music & life.

There are plenty of things to keep you and the little ones entertained this summer.

Think you know Portuguese wine? Giles Luckett says it’s time to drink again exploring cool climate Douro Valley wines.

BLACKLIONS’ Tim & Tam Spittle tell us about the vodka made from sheep’s milk and new summer walks, tours and tastings.

From Cava to Champagne, Tasmania to South Africa, Giles Luckett serves up the 10 best sparkling wines on the market.

Lowde Fest offers music from bands big & small and much more fun at Hazeley Bottom on Saturday, 1st July.

Head to New Ashgate Gallery to enjoy Susie Lidstone’s Lost Alleys of Farnham from 17th June to 29th July…

Liz Nicholls reviews the new VAXSpotWash Home Pet-Design which will make your carpets, rugs and upholstery shiny and new.

The 50th anniversary tour of The Rocky Horror Show, is on its way to Aylesbury. Richard O’Brien shares a few thoughts…

Families are invited by Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) to connect with nature every day in June, backed by the NHS.

The Globe, London’s iconic open-air wooden ‘O’ shaped theatre has lots of Shakespeare fun to enjoy over the summer…

Grab your free tickets to kick-start your dream home with a visit to Build It Live in Bicester on 10th & 11th June.

Tips and advice to help your roses whatever the weather.

Ian Botham, cricket legend, member of the House of Lords, dad and grandad, 67, chats to us about sport & more.

Cycling is environmentally friendly, good exercise and offers the chance to enjoy local countryside.

Rose Awareness Week celebrates the beauty and variety of the world’s most popular flower.

With the weather getting warmer there can be nothing better than dining al fresco.

Our wine columnist Giles Luckett explores the best wines from South Africa worth trying.

Acclaimed national touring artist Mark Harrison brings his unique music back to The Phoenix on May 20th with Charles Benfield.

Outdoor adventures and curious science this half term with free outdoor orienteering and family activities.

Quob Park Estate welcomes visitors to celebrate the Coronation of His Majesty The King & Her Majesty The Queen.

A useful guide to renovating your dream countryside home.

Learn more about the wines of Rioja as Giles Luckett shares his thoughts on the best red and white Riojas in the UK.

Rock music legend & dad Noel Gallagher, 55, shares his thoughts ahead of his star turn at PennFest in Buckinghamshire on 21st & 22nd July.

At last spring is in the air and summer is coming. We should be mindful of climate issues but not let it put us off gardening forever.

No Mow May invites us all to sit back & relax to provide a boost for wild plants and wildlife throughout summer.

Our favourite TV (and real-life) doctor Amir Khan shares his thoughts ahead of his talking tour with FANE.

Watercress is abundant at this time of year and it’s packed full of goodness with many health benefits.

Summer is on its way which means festivals season! Here’s our guide to the best festivals near & far and the chance to win tickets.

Self-taught artist Alison Molan was thrilled to receive a letter from Her Majesty after sending her a quirky pup portrait.

The Lighthouse Family’s Tunde chats to us ahead of playing at Blenheim Palace with Gregory Porter & Emile Sande in June.

As Autism Liaison Co-Ordinator for Dogs for Autism, Lola Bellarosa-Homer is often the first point of contact for the families the charity helps.

Round & About’s wine columnist Giles Luckett recommends a clutch of new wines for Easter.

Four women will walk the whole South Downs Way carrying a rowing boat to raise awareness for women and girls in sport.

Easter is the perfect occasion for family adventures and spending time together, as well as trails offering the chance to find more eggs than you could possibly eat, there are a variety of other fun activities to entertain you too.

Yesterday’s vehicles supporting today’s children’ is the simple message from the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs which is holding its charity Drive It Day on April 23rd in aid of Childline.

We’re sharing a taste of Gennaro’s Cucina: Hearty Money-Saving Meals from an Italian Kitchen by Gennaro Contaldo, out now published by Pavilion Books.

Cathie Welch of Cathie’s Gardening School turns her attention to one of the most pressing issues for gardeners this month – the pruning dilemma.

Take a road trip around Round & About land and stay at some of the best hotels in the area this summer.

Fully Charged LIVE is a fun-filled, knowledge packed festival of electrification from April 28th to 30th at Farnborough International.

Surrey-based Hogs Back Brewery is adding to its Little Swine family of low alcohol beers with the launch of flavoured craft ale Little Ginger Swine.

The first-ever exhibition of colourful novelty knitwear as designed and worn by Gyles Brandreth is on show throughout the year.

A wildly imaginative retelling of this environmental tale, featuring dancing dinosaurs, rock’n’roll, and a whole lot of riotous fun.

The independent charity Adopt a Grandparents works to pair elderly care home residents with volunteers worldwide to combat loneliness and isolation.

Our wine columnist Giles Luckett invites us to enjoy all things pink in his guide to rosés.

The digital age has brought about a significant change in the way sports marketing operates.

Bruce Dessau chats to comedian Angela Barnes ahead of her tour.

Cathie Welch from Cathie’s Gardening School looks at how we can grow and maintain happy plants in our ever changing climates.

Adam Frost chats to Liz Nicholls about favourite flowers, family & being propositioned ahead of his UK tour.

Eat More Vegan by Annie Rigg, out now, published by Pavilion Books

Celebrant-led wedding ceremonies are a growing trend. Make yours as unique as you with Colette Ashby who officiates at ceremonies in Surrey, Hampshire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire & Buckinghamshire.

Choosing where and how you say ‘I do’ and celebrate your marriage is the first big decision for many couples, find the venue that best suits your style and vision for the day will set the tone.

Strictly’s Karen & Gorka return with Firedance at Guildford’s G Live and Oxford’s New Theatre.

This half term there’s some out of this world fun to enjoy without ever leaving Hampshire

Enjoy a funfair, future skills and a Valentine’s film this February at the Parade Square

Atul Kochhar and his chefs are cooking up romantic experiences for their locals this February

Make the most of Valentine’s Day with these romantic wine recommendations from our wine columnist, Giles Luckett.

Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to create a tablescape filled with love for your partner, family, best friends or for a Galentines brunch with some ideas from AB Event Hire.

The Budgie Smuggler Run 2023 in Virginia Water has raised £2,500 (so far) for the Mental Health Foundation.

Have a go at the amazing obstacles of the popular TV show as it opens in Surrey and discover your inner Ninja

Make the right choices to help you or your loved one make the most of their later life

Here’s a taste of Suzanne Mulholland’s The Batch Lady: Cooking on a Budget, out now, published by HarperCollins

Best-selling author Kate Mosse OBE shares her thoughts ahead of her Warrior Queens & Quiet Revolutionaries tour at a theatre near you

David Walliams answers some questions ahead of Gangsta Granny at New Victoria Theatre in Woking 9th to 12th February.

Tasty new cereals, granolas, porridge, breakfast toppers and breakfast pots will brighten your morning thanks to an Eat Well breakfast

Our wine columnist Giles Luckett is on a mission Down Under to raise January spirits with these wizard (wines) of Aus!

As the new year starts for many it will mean a change in education or time to think about something new, read on for ideas

Healthy, satisfying meals, that are quick and easy to prepare and come in on a tight budget are essential as we start 2023

Comedian Zoe Lyons shares her thoughts ahead of her Bald Ambition live comedy tour which visits Aldershot, Banbury, Farnham, Salisbury, Maidenhead & more

Fancy spending Christmas Day or New Year’s Eve in style at Quaglino’s? Special menus await you!

Drip 2 set as the prize. It’s a luxe hair care gift set containing our 2-year bestselling khalila oil, our cold-pressed Leccino olive oil, as well as our super-fluffy antimicrobial organic bamboo hair towel!

Michelin-starred chef’s festive meal for the same price as the average school lunch in the UK

Michelle Miley reviews Coppa Club’s new boutique hotel in the heart of the Surrey Hills, Haslemere

Round & About’s resident wine columnist gives his top ten choices for bubbles at this most wonderful time of the year

You’re sure of a friendly welcome & fantastic food at The Crown in Church Enstone which has lots of December delights on the menu…

This super tasty, delicious festive wreath Is sure to be a hit with your guests

Electronic pioneers Leftfield delivered an early Christmas present with their album This Is What We Do.

AB Events Hire have fabulous creative ideas to help you wow your guests with a festive table that’ll really make you the host with the most.

The Flying Child team have been awarded funding from The National Lottery to support survivors of child sexual abuse.

Football fever… The Fleet of Foot ladies’ walking team enjoyed a charity match in aid of Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice.

CareHandle is an exciting new service supporting those exploring Care Homes for the first time.

The multi-award winning family owned group has scooped two more honours to add to Its collection at the 2022 awards.

Santa’s Post Office and Snow Windows herald the start of the festive season in Fleet with free family fun to enjoy

Tatjana runs teapro.co.uk, a loose-leaf tea startup based in Windsor and is passionate about all things sustainable.

Our wine expert Giles Luckett shares his wine recommendations to raise your mojo levels!

Craig Revel Horwood, 57, is excited about bringing Strictly Ballroom The Musical back to the stage on a UK tour, which includes Reading’s Hexagon, 16th-21st January & Guildford’s G Live, 20th-30th December

Hampshire’s National trust treasures have lots of festive delights for all the family…

Neighbours is returning to TV screens next year… Here’s why this is such good news for us all.

The Phoenix Theatre & Arts Centre in Bordon has been awarded National Portfolio status receiving funding for the next three years.

Showcasing Hampshire’s finest still and sparkling wines, the celebrated Christmas event Fairy Lights & Fizz returns to Guildhall Winchester on Friday, 9th December.

Tom Kerridge launches his Beef Wellington Box to help make your Christmas extra special.

Cathie Welch explains how to distinguish between the types of Cyclamen available.

Matt Allwright whose recipes are featured in The Sobell House Vegetarian Cook Book, shares his thoughts.

Archie Tracey the sprocker spaniel tucks into some premium ready meals from HugMyDog.

Cathy Gayner’s Recipes from Le Rouzet – An English Cook in France, is out now, in aid of Age Unlimited. Here’s a taster…

Plant the equivalent of 136 trees and save up to £1,000 a year with these essential energy saving tips.

Mark Gregory returns to RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023 with a “Plot To Plate” haven for Savills.

There are plenty of displays to choose from, big and small, to make your fireworks night go with a bang.

Actress Hayley Mills talks about life & loves ahead of starring in The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.

Dr Marion Gluck explores the different treatment options for anyone experiencing menopause or perimenopause symptoms.

Round & About’s resident wine columnist gives his top picks for the new season – mellow wines for the mellow season!

A BBOWT project to create a channel of the River Thames and restore long-lost wildlife habitat has been completed.

Half term and Halloween days out to keep the whole family entertained.

Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Rooms exhibition at Tate Modern has been extended until April. Liz Nicholls steps inside

Laugh with Harry Baker, marvel at the wit of The Noise Next Door and shout a resounding yes to the sounds of YES PLEASE

Round & About’s resident wine columnist gives his top picks for the new season – mellow wines for the mellow season!

Visit Newbury has launched an updated version of Its Vegan-friendly trail map

Broadlands in Romsey is the setting for The Garden Show from September 30th to October 2nd

Make-up with spectacles? Yes, you read that right! Feel Good Contacts have come up with a perfect guide for you! Spectacles aren’t a hindrance to highlighting your eyes. In fact, you can make your eyes appear even bigger with glasses.

We’ve teamed up with The Rice Association to offer you some seasonal inspiration to jazz up a store-cupboard ingredient.

Louis Savage, 10, samples the hospitality on offer at The Crazy Bear in Stadhampton.

As The Upholstery Yard celebrates its first birthday owner, Georgina, says starting and opening her own business is one of the best decisions she has ever made.

Michelin-starred chef & dad Tom Kerridge, 49, chats to Liz about life, loves and his Full Time Meals campaign with Marcus Rashford.