Local Diary
Wild water in Hertford
June 2nd 2009
Hertford will play host to the first Wild Water Race in Hertfordshire for 15 years on Saturday June 13.
Sarah Ford discovers Somerset's increasingly popular community music
May 28th 2009
All over Somerset the young (and not so young) are being encouraged into the wonderful world of community music, as Sarah Ford discovers.
Somersets Top Picnic Spots
May 28th 2009
Summer's here so grab the family, some fabulous local food, a gingham cloth, a bottle of something refreshing and head off to one of Somerset's top picnicking spots!
Michele Evans looks at the history of Somerset Sight, a local charity helping the visually impaired
May 28th 2009
Somerset Sight, a local charity whose origins stem from the First World War, is moving forward into a bright future.
A Top County Show
May 21st 2009
In this June issue, Cornwall Life looks at some of the main attractions at this year's Royal Cornwall Show
The BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth 2009
May 21st 2009
Surrey's most famous golf tournament, the BMW PGA Championship, starts on Thursday at Wentworth. Here, JOHN WHITBREAD explains why this prestigious event attracts thousands every year
Chelsea Flower Show
May 20th 2009
CELEBRITIES were out in force at the Chelsea Flower Show on press day, ahead of the public opening on May 19.
Down to business
May 14th 2009
The best of Kent's small and medium businesses were out in force as a networking event saw some of our leading independent companies get together to exchange ideas. Hosted by Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce and held...
Thats all folk
May 11th 2009
Leigh on Sea is home to the largest free folk festival in the country. Joanne Jarvis looks ahead to the arrival of this musical extravaganza on your doorstep next month
Its the reel thing
May 11th 2009
The golden age of silent film is glorified through the Electric Silents festival at the Electric Palace cinema in Harwich this month. Jenny Smith explains the lure of these powerful movies
Henry VIII: Dressed to Kill
May 11th 2009
Was Henry VIII the David Beckham of his day? Victoria Purcell heads to the Tower of London's new exhibition, Henry VIII: Dressed to Kill, to discover a younger, fitter and more fashionable monarch
Croydon goes Tudor
May 7th 2009
To celebrate the 500th anniversary of Henry VIII's accession to the throne, Croydon Council are supporting the Hidden Treasures of the Mary Rose' exhibition, at Whitgift Conference Centre from Tueday April 7 to Friday August 7, with a wh...
Celebrating country life in Surrey this year
May 6th 2009
With Surrey County Agricultural Society celebrating its 180th birthday, this year's Surrey County Show promises to be bigger and better than ever. We pick out the highlights from this year's agricultural calender in Surrey
Date for your diary: The Heathfield Show Day
April 30th 2009
Everyone in the south east of England looks forward to the last Bank Holiday weekend in May, particularly the Saturday, as it means Heathfield Show Day
A summer of entertainment
April 30th 2009
Shrewsbury will be brimming with arts and culture again from this month as the medieval market town celebrates its sixth Summer Season festival.
Sarah Ford meets some of Somerset's local community radio stations
April 29th 2009
With Somerset's thriving local spirit, it's not surprising that community radio stations are blossoming across the county. Sarah Ford tunes in to what's happening near you.
Somerset Life celebrates 70 years of savin animals at Ferne Animal Sanctuary in the Blackdown Hills
April 29th 2009
After 70 years of saving animals, the work of Ferne Animal Sanctuary in Somerset is as important as ever
A Celebration of two lives
April 28th 2009
This year, Bridgnorth's English Haydn Festival coincides with the bicentenary of the composer's death. It will serve not only as a celebration of Haydn's life but also a fitting tribute to the late John Reid who founded the festival 17 years ago....
Loving Salsa at Rickmansworth Festival
April 24th 2009
Salsa teacher Andy Barrett's passion for his art knows no bounds, even expanding beyond the classroom to the Rickmansworth Festival in May - for possibly the biggest public display the town has ever seen.
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