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10 must-try wines to sip and savour this spring
Round & About Magazine’s resident wine columnist, Giles Luckett, recommends the best wines for spring dining.
Summer’s on the way – time to wake up your garden and make the most of outdoor living
Summer’s on the way – hurray! So it’s time to wake up your garden so you can enjoy it to the max.
Star Q&A: Horticulturist and author, David Domoney
Liz Nicholls chats to gardener and author David Domoney.
National Garden Scheme spaces to visit in Wiltshire
Liz Nicholls invites you to visit a garden near you, as part of another record-breaking fundraising year thanks to the …
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National Garden Scheme spaces to visit in Hampshire
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.
National Garden Scheme spaces to visit in Buckinghamshire
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).
National Garden Scheme spaces to visit in Berkshire
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.
New Oxford Parkway exhibition explores public transport through disabled artists’ eyes
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.
Explore myth and mystery at Wycombe Museum’s new year-long exhibition
Following the success of their award-winning 2024 exhibition, Fractured Land Collective present their second major show, Truth or Folly, at Wycombe Museum.
Go on a reading quest this month and enter an enchanted world with Felicity Fire
It’s World Book Day this month, so kids, put down your phones and pick up a book instead.
Liberating stage adaptation of The Shawshank Redemption thrills at Wycombe Swan
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.
Biodiversity Fun
This May half term, The Lexicon has teamed up with garden and nature specialists Little Muddy Boots, to demystify the meaning of biodiversity for children, in a fun and engaging way.
Jump into the GAP
Have you got your GAP Festival tickets yet? Ten day extravaganza kicks off June 7th.
Egham Royal Show weekend in August
The Egham Royal Show takes place on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th August at the showground in Whitehall Lane.
Sizzling summer ideas
There are plenty of things to keep you and the little ones entertained this summer.
Sports Marketing In The Digital Age
The digital age has brought about a significant change in the way sports marketing operates.
Christmas fun with The National Trust
Hampshire’s National trust treasures have lots of festive delights for all the family…
Discover dog-friendly venues in Newbury
Newbury Business Improvement District are launching a new Dog-Friendly Trail Map.
What have you missed?
Here we are, a full year after lockdown was announced. Let’s face it, tempers feel a little bit frayed this week, which is natural, really, as we approach the final furlong towards (hopeful) freedom!
Waddesdon Halloween
Be spooked at Waddesdon this Halloween half-term
Abingdon events
Cycling, MG cars, rowing and WWII commemoration all part of an unmissable day in Abingdon
July recipes: Blooming Great Tea Party
Tea parties have been a real feature of the summer so far after June’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations so carry on with a Blooming Great Tea Party in aid of Marie Curie
June recipes: Heavenly honey
Manuka honey is not only good for your gut and your skin but its soothing properties can also help your overall wellbeing.
May recipes: Green queens
We’re celebrating the green goodness with two brunch recipes to herald Alresford Watercress Festival
April recipes: Feed your family
Say bye-bye to boring dinners with exciting recipes from Chefs In Schools, by Nicole Pisani & Joanna Weinberg
March recipes: Dinners for winners
We’re sharing three hearty recipes from The Hairy Bikers’ Everyday Winners by Si King and Dave Myers, published by Seven Dials, out now £22 hardback
February recipes: Sweet dreams
We share a taste of Nadiya’s Fast Flavours by published by Penguin Michael Joseph (£22)
January recipes: Gut Reaction
We’re serving up a taster from The Gut-Loving Cookbook by Alana & Lisa MacFarlane which is out this month, published by Pavilion Books
December recipes: Comfort & joy
We’re offering a taste of Christmas at River Cottage by Lucy Brazier with foreword, essays and seasonal recipes from Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall, published by Bloomsbury, Priced £22.
November recipes: Passage to India
We’re sharing a taste of From Gujarat With Love – 100 Authentic Indian Vegetarian Recipes by Vina Patel
October recipes: Sweet spot
Ravneet Gill’s Sugar, I Love You: Knockout Recipes to Celebrate The Sweeter Things in Life, is out this month.
September recipes: Coffee & banoffee
This September, Macmillan Cancer Support’s iconic Coffee Morning event is back on Friday 24th September, however you plan it and whatever your baking talents (or lack of) host your coffee morning your way and help raise millions to support the growing number of people living with cancer
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