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Artist Mia Babb’s road to recovery
Longwick artist Mia Babb tells us about her journey, including recovery from a major health incident, ahead of a group show at Holy Trinity Church in Penn Street, 7th June to 15th June
Gardening: What’s best in a Summer Bedding?
At last it’s June and that officially means no more frosts and the seasonal summer bedding can be planted out in abundance!
Neurodivergence: support goes beyond the labels
To mark Mental Health Awareness Month, Tom Murfitt, clinical director & founder of Oxford CBT, explains why celebrating those whose brains work differently is so important
Blenheim Food Festival – Star Q&A with Melissa Hemsley
Former private chef turned food columnist, best-selling cookbook author, real food activist and sustainability champion Melissa Hemsley chats to us ahead of Blenheim Palace Food Festival, 24th to 26th May
Plant & cake sale for life-changing charity
Hearing Dogs for Deaf People’s free plant and cake sale will offer you a warm welcome on Saturday, 10th May, at the charity’s southern training centre in Saunderton near Princes Risborough
Sculpture in Seer Green
Seer Green sculptor Sarah Allen tells us about her work as she prepares for Bucks Art Weeks, 7th to 22nd June
Hester Grainger’s ADHD Unmasked tour
Neurodiversity advocate Hester Grainger will bring her ADHD Unmasked show to Camberley Theatre on Thursday, 29th May, to Guildford’s G Live on Tuesday, 10th June, Swindon’s Wyvern Theatre on 13th June, Wycombe Swan on 15th June & more as part of a UK tour
Snake’s-head fritillaries on the rise
An annual count of snake’s-head fritillaries at Iffley Meadows in Oxfordshire recorded nearly 30,000 flowers, a dramatic increase on last year’s total of just over 6,000
UK/US special relationship
Close intelligence links mean the bond between Britain and America will stand firm according to author and journalist Michael Smith
Guilty pleasures with jeweller Heather Larson
Jewellery maker Heather Larson tells us about her craft, inspired by her childhood on the Canadian prairies, ahead of Bucks Art Weeks
Vox pop with conductor Chris Hopkins
We chat to Chris Hopkins, the new artistic director of Amersham Festival of Music, about music & his love for local life
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2019
The team won gold for Commercial Team of the Year and Regional Media Brand of the Year
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2016
Round & About held
the first of two SO
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