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THROUGH THE KEYHOLE Property expert, Amanda MacCaw brings you an aristocratic equestrian property from the beautiful Windrush area of the Cotswolds.
THROUGH THE GARDEN GATE Our media horticulturalist, Camilla Bassett- Smith, lifts her petticoats and steps into a vintage coach for a journey to one of this country’s finest private gardens.
CLAIRE IN THE COUNTY An exhausting tale of stressful holiday preparations; from finding a dog sitter to the packing and hopefully arriving at your destination in one piece!
FOCUS ON CHELTENHAM With a welcoming village atmosphere, The Suffolks set around the mid-19th century Suffolk Square, has recently been described as ‘The Notting Hill of Cheltenham’ and the vibrant and elegant Montpellier Quarter is home to one of the best selections of independents in the UK.
BUSINESS Live 24-Seven has all the experts you need from recruitment to legal advice, making sure you choose the experts to give yourself an advantage.
LORD DIGBY JONES “The best value from a billion quid the British tax payer has had for some time…” read on…
CHARITY OF THE MONTH The Little Princess Trust launches Hero by LPT to provide boys and young men with real hair wigs when suffering with cancer.
EDUCATION We look at some of the leading independent schools based in the Cotswolds in this month’s schools report.
UNBELIEVABLE! Sandra Paul asks why rabbles of children’s school groups can’t be kept under control during the summer vacation period.
TRAVEL - MRS & MR JONES Were keen to see a different side from their usual West End hangouts. The hipster district of Shoreditch ticked all their boxes: arty, foodie and just a little bit cool.
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WINING & DINING New openings, new head chefs, places to stay and dine… eat, drink and be merry with our guide for the two counties.
COQ AU VIN La Madeleine Cafe Bistro in Hereford, provides us with this recipe as a nice summery twist on everyone’s favourite French chicken dish.
EVER MISSED A FLIGHT? Kate Justice has plenty of tales of woe from the one thing we all dread will happen!
MOTORING, SPORT & ENTERTAINMENT Our monthly round up of sports news, motoring updates and all that’s new in the cinema.
OUT & ABOUT Fill your diary with music, sport, family entertainment and charity events. A guide to what’s happening across the Cotswolds and Wye Valley regions.
MUSIC & FILM Fancy a trip to the cinema? Take a look at some cool flicks out this month and Heart fm’s Ed James has got more music musings for you too…
WILL FARMER BUYERS GUIDE Of the many talented artists of the Deco period is Josef Lorenzl; a master designer, his bronze statues and ceramic figures epitomise the era perfectly, with sensual dancing ladies in dramatic poses…
HOROSCOPES Will August be a hot month for holiday romance or a cool flop in general for some?
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