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West Horsley Place appoints first artist in residence to explore history and identity
West Horsley Place has appointed artist and architectural designer Teshome Douglas-Campbell as its first artist in residence.
Hazlemere artist Agnieszka Cereda finds inspiration in life’s little things
Discover her artistic journey and forthcoming solo exhibition at Penn Street Gallery.
Risborough Rugby Club opens its doors to build a stronger community
Risborough Rugby Club is looking beyond the pitch with a plan to expand its teams and bring the community together through sport.
Chiltern Camerata brings Elgar, Brahms and rediscovered composer to Chesham
Chiltern Camerata opens its new season in Chesham this November, raising funds for Breathe Arts Health Research.
Beatrix Potter classic gets a rock and pop makeover at Brook’s Pirrie Hall
It’s Christmas Eve, the one night of the year when animals can speak…
Petworth Literary Festival 2026 welcomes star authors, lively debate and new ideas
From big-name broadcasters to lively debates and a fresh take on the Booker Prize, Petworth Literary Festival returns with a star-studded line-up.
Nick Wallis brings new revelations from Post Office scandal to Cranleigh
Award-winning journalist Nick Wallis returns with The Great Post Office Cover-Up, an investigative live show exploring the Horizon scandal.
Meet Chobham Pilates teacher Amy and her dachshund Bertie
Meet Chobham Pilates teacher Amy, who shares her favourite Surrey walks, local cafés, community life and the story behind The Pilates Collective Surrey.
Farnborough Craft Guild shows offer unique handmade gifts for Christmas
Find unique handmade Christmas gifts at Farnborough Craft Guild shows in Church Crookham on November 7 and Odiham on November 21.
Free screening of the National Emergency Briefing heads to Abingdon
A free community event in Abingdon this September invites us to explore the latest climate science & discuss how we can make a difference.
Guildford Jazz & Soul Festival promises a vibrant celebration of community and culture
Is jazz your jam or is soul more your scene? Let the music move you at this year’s Guildford Jazz & Soul Festival.
Kop Hill Climb returns to Princes Risborough this September
Heritage, horsepower and plenty of family fun return to Princes Risborough with Kop Hill Climb in September.
From Henry VIII to Danny Dyer: bestselling historian Tracy Borman brings the Tudors to Aylesbury
Best-selling historian Professor Tracy Borman, who helped Danny Dyer discover his royal roots, brings Tudors on Tour to Aylesbury in October.
Paws at The Lexicon promises tail-wagging family fun this May half-term
From Bluey appearances and agility courses to face painting and family trails, The Lexicon is hosting a brand-new dog-themed half-term event.
100 years of swing and big band classics come to Wycombe Swan this May
The LP Swing Orchestra returns to Wycombe Swan Theatre this May, with a spectacular swing concert raising funds for Karibuni Children.
East Meon Flower Festival is back in all its blooming glory
Don’t miss your chance to see beautiful blooms and flourishing florets at East Meon Flower Festival, when it returns this May 2026.
A season of stunning performances, classic picnics and Champagne moments at Garsington Opera 2026
There’s so much to enjoy at Garsington Opera 2026 as it returns for a spectacular summer season.
Mike Stoneham brings Shakespeare’s most raucous rogue to life on stage in Oxford with Falstaff
Falstaff promises a theatrical experience that is as bold and boisterous as the man himself this April 2026.
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Chesney Hawkes touring star Q&A
Liz Nicholls chats to musician & dad Chesney Hawkes who is touring the UK in March with his new album Living Arrows
Tom Kerridge chef Star Q&A
Liz Nicholls chats to Tom Kerridge, the double-Michelin starred chef who opened The Hand & Flowers 20 years ago & The Coach 10 years ago
Star Q&A exclusive with Tom Parker Bowles
The Castle Hotel, Windsor, will welcome British food writer and critic Tom Parker Bowles for an exclusive Q&A event following the release of his latest book, Cooking & The Crown.
Star Q&A with gardening guru Adam Frost
Liz Nicholls chats to dad and Chelsea & Gardeners’ World star Adam Frost whose new book For The Love Of Plants is out on 13th March ahead of his spring UK tour
Towersey Festival Q&A with Billy Bragg
Liz Nicholls chats to singer songwriter and activist Billy Bragg who will star at the last ever Bucks highlight Towersey Festival – the 60th highlight – from 23rd to 26th August, and urges you to book your tickets.
Star Q&A with Dizzee Rascal
Liz Nicholls shares a chat with Dizzee Rascal MBE who headlines Party In The Paddock at Newbury Racecourse on Saturday, 17th August.
Q&A with music legend Chaka Khan
Liz Nicholls shares a chat with singer Chaka Khan who will star at Nocturne Live at Blenheim in June & Love Supreme festival in Sussex in July
Star Q&A: Ian Botham
Ian Botham, cricket legend, member of the House of Lords, dad and grandad, 67, chats to us about sport & more.
Win! A weekend for four at Berko Fields Festival – worth almost £400!
We’ve got four weekend tickets to Berko Fields Festival up for grabs!
Win! A weekend for four at Berko Fields Festival – worth almost £400!
We’ve got four weekend tickets to Berko Fields Festival up for grabs!
Win! A weekend for four at Berko Fields Festival – worth almost £400!
We’ve got four weekend tickets to Berko Fields Festival up for grabs!
Win! A weekend for four at Berko Fields Festival – worth almost £400!
We’ve got four weekend tickets to Berko Fields Festival up for grabs!
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