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Take part in the Big Butterfly Count this summer
Join the Big Butterfly Count from 17 July to 9 August and help monitor butterfly populations across the UK.
The ultimate family guide to summer holidays across the South East
Discover the best family days out across the South East this summer, including festivals, outdoor theatre, wildlife parks and more.
Astrology & Tarot for June 2026
What’s in store for you this month? Melanie Harding, founder of Soul Healing Guidance, offers her new monthly guides for all signs…
Care Home Open Week 2026 invites you to explore and connect
Curious about care homes? Care Home Open Week invites you to step inside and discover what’s on offer.
Fall in love with the UK again: The rise of modern staycations
We’re all going on a summer holiday, and more of us are going on staycations – double-decker bus optional…
Star Q&A: Racing legend, Nigel Mansell
We share a chat with racing legend Nigel Mansell who is staying at The Pop-Up Hotel which has returned to Silverstone in time for summer.
Get your garden match ready for the ultimate summer of sport
Discover how to turn your garden into the perfect space for al fresco dining and summer entertaining as football fever takes over.
Why classic cars remain timeless icons of style and driving passion
Think of a classic car and you think of a pure driving experience, effortless style, nostalgia and the wind whipping through your hair…
Could this be the longest Morris dance in history?
One man will morris dance from London to Abingdon and back in just seven days, turning the Thames Path into a travelling folk festival while raising funds for six Thames Valley charities.
May half-term family days out 2026: The best things to do with kids
Make the most of May half term with a packed programme of family-friendly days out across the region.
How to make the most of a school open day: Essential Q&As for parents
Which school is right for your child? You’ll find the answers at an open day.
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January recipes: Right angles
The festive period isn’t normally associated with healthy eating, but Dr Michelle Braude of nutrition practice The Food Effect, says it doesn’t have to be this way and that many of the foods we often associate with Christmas and New Year are actually very healthy if used in the right way.
December recipes: The main event
The festive period isn’t normally associated with healthy eating, but Dr Michelle Braude of nutrition practice The Food Effect, says it doesn’t have to be this way and that many of the foods we often associate with Christmas and New Year are actually very healthy if used in the right way.
November recipes: food with heart
A new cook book Food & Kindness is raising funds for Oxfordshire’s Sobell House hospice with help from local restaurants
October recipes: An apple a day…
Did you know in the UK alone we have more than 2,500 varieties of apple? Enough for you to try a different one every day for more than seven years and what better day to start then on October 21st, Apple Day. Why not try these recipes to start with…
August recipes: Fabulous fish
Sea for Yourself is encouraging us to cook with fresh fish caught in UK seas, so ‘see for yourself’ how healthy and easy it can be
July recipes: Love those leaves
Watercress is healthy, delicious and packed full of goodness – one 85g bag provides more than the recommended daily amount of vitamin C to help boost your immune system. It’s in season until October so get creating now!
April recipes: Close to nature
Qualified natural chef Jo Keyes shares some wholesome recipes devised in her Time To Nourish kitchen for body, mind & soul
Barking to baking
Your dogs will be barking mad for these home bakes
British Pie Week
Never has the saying ‘nice as pie’ been so apt – who doesn’t love a tasty pastry pie and what better time to indulge than in British Pie Week.
March recipes: Not your average Joe!
Fitness star Joe Wicks –AKA The Body Coach – has teamed up with cancer charity Macmillan to share some veggie recipes for March
February’s recipes: Rice & easy!
We’ve teamed up with Tilda to serve up some recipes to make the most of their new flavoured easy-cook sachets
Talking Point: Julia Donaldson
Multi award-winning author Julia Donaldson tells us about seeing her work adapted for the stage as Zog goes on tour across the UK this month
Talking Point: Nigel Havers
Liz Nicholls chats to actor, dad, and all-round charming man Nigel Havers, 67, who is set to star in ART at Richmond Theatre.
Q&A with Snow Patrol’s Gary Lightbody
Snow Patrol’s frontman Gary Lightbody chats about his recent move to L.A. and what goes into their shows.
Cocklebarrow Races
Celebrities galore and a great day out!
Talking Point: Alice’s adventures
We chat to academic, writer and broadcaster Alice Roberts ahead of her tour Digging for Britain
Mr Tumble talks to us
Peter Anderson chats to children’s TV star Justin Fletcher MBE, 48, ahead of another star turn delighting families as we hit pantomime season.
Talking Point: Julia Donaldson
Multi award-winning author Julia Donaldson tells us about seeing her work adapted for the stage as Zog goes on tour across the UK this month
Talking Point: Nigel Havers
Liz Nicholls chats to actor, dad, and all-round charming man Nigel Havers, 67, who is set to star in ART at Richmond Theatre.
Q&A with Snow Patrol’s Gary Lightbody
Snow Patrol’s frontman Gary Lightbody chats about his recent move to L.A. and what goes into their shows.
Cocklebarrow Races
Celebrities galore and a great day out!
Talking Point: Alice’s adventures
We chat to academic, writer and broadcaster Alice Roberts ahead of her tour Digging for Britain
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Over the Years
2025
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22 employees, and over 600 businesses advertising each month
2019
The team won gold for Commercial Team of the Year and Regional Media Brand of the Year
at the British Media Awards 2019
2016
Round & About held
the first of two SO
Food Festivals
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