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Woodland Wonder

If you go down to the woods today, you’re sure of a big surprise… well one of natural wonder, with our Woodland Trust-inspired walks, writes Rachel Wakefield

It’s got to be … Purdy

From a tomboy on a farm in Nettlebed to a sultry singer at the Albert Hall, Purdy’s musical journey is the stuff of dreams, writes Rachel Wakefield

Monelise magic

Visitors to the Thame Town Music Festival this month will be in for a treat as they listen to the haunting compositions of Monelise.

Homegrown heroes

Henley Symphony Orchestra will take centre stage on Saturday, 14th July, at the Henley Festival which Round & About is proud to sponsor this year

Military music

Sarah Readings explains more about one of the lesser-known aspects of the Royal Air Force Music Service; the RAF Voluntary Band Association

Driving force

Oxford teacher David Johnson has a racing start with his art, catching the eyes of his driving heroes Sir Stirling Moss and Sir Jackie Stewart

Good truck

Liz Nicholls chats to musician and dad Gaz Coombes, 42, whose acclaimed new album World’s Strongest Man is out now and appears at Truck festival in Steventon this month

Shore thing

We talk to Cotswold artist Angie Hunt about family, motherhood and the lure of the sea ahead of her solo exhibition at her home studio this May.

True Colours

Liz Nicholls chats to world-famous decorative painting expert and queen of chalk paint products, Annie Sloan, 69, who lives in Oxford.

Woodland Wonder

If you go down to the woods today, you’re sure of a big surprise… well one of natural wonder, with our Woodland Trust-inspired walks, writes Rachel Wakefield

It’s got to be … Purdy

From a tomboy on a farm in Nettlebed to a sultry singer at the Albert Hall, Purdy’s musical journey is the stuff of dreams, writes Rachel Wakefield