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NOVEMBER 2008: ON SALE NOW The Seven Wonders of Windsor
It’s visited by thousand of tourists every year, but do we really appreciate what we have on our own doorstep – the largest inhabited castle in the world, the shortest street in England and world-famous woodland gardens.
Jolly Good Fellowes
Actor, director and Oscar-winning writer talks about Gosford Park, Snobs and his latest novel. Don’t miss him in conversation with editor Tessa Harris at The Croft Hall , Hungerford in December.
Lunching with a legend
Master chef Albert Roux has just opened a new brasserie at Heathrow. Tessa Harris joined him for lunch and found classic French fare in sophisticated surroundings.
Christmas is a-coming
Book your festive parties early!
Water walks and winter warmers
What could be finer that an autumn ramble
among some of England’s most beautiful
scenery with a great pub at the end of it?
From Goring to Windsor, we’ll take you on four Thames Path walks to help you work up an appetite.
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Recipe for Mulled Wine Poached PearsThis simple festive recipe is a lovely winter warmer READ MORE »
French chic for childrenA Maidenhead designer is bringing Parisian panache to England... READ MORE » 
Debbie Curtis Big BandIn the first of our new series, Debbie Curtis, the only fully professional female big band leader in the UK, tells us how she relaxes at her home near Beaconsfield... READ MORE » 
Jolly good FellowesTessa Harris meets the writer of the Oscar-winning Gosford Park, actor and director Julian Fellowes whose aristocratic Berkshire roots have stood him in very good stead... READ MORE » 
The great cover upWhatever our changeable weather, there’s a wrap, jacket or coat to suit. Emma Caulton picks classics and knits... READ MORE »
Old BeaconsfieldIn a recent survey, it’s the richest town in Britain. No wonder it’s got some very exclusive shops, says Tessa Harris... READ MORE » 
Back to the futureFrom Victorian times, when Maidenhead became a favoured resort for Londoners, right through to the 20s and 30s, when it was notorious as the playground of the rich and racy, it well deserved the title of ‘the Jewel of the Thames.’ Places such as Boulters Lock, Cliveden Reach, Maidenhead Bridge and Skindles Hotel became household names and it was where everyone who was anyone wanted to see and be seen... READ MORE » 
The heat is on Our pick of local fireplace stockists in Berkshire & the Chilterns READ MORE » 
The Pheasant InnA long-time favourite with the racing fraternity, the Pheasant Inn, near Lambourn, is about to open 11 new bedrooms. Nick Channer gives us a sneak preview... READ MORE » 
The name’s Park, Stoke ParkIt’s featured in many films, including James Bond, and it has to be one of the most imposing hotels in the country, yet its right on our doorstep, says Tessa ... READ MORE » 
| Let's get the party startedFrom little sparkly frocks to the LBD in cashmere, there’s a dress to make you gorgeous this festive season. Emma Caulton drools and dreams... READ MORE »
Turn on to ChristmasKick off your festivities with our guide to Christmas light switch-ons and shopping events in major towns across Berkshire and the Chilterns... READ MORE » 
Christmas is a-comingWhether you’re planning a big party or an intimate meal à deux, it’s time to start thinking about making that booking! READ MORE » 
The fabulous world of fungiLocal Wildlife Trust expert, Gavin Hageman, takes a look at the amazing range of fungi that pops ups through the autumn leaf litter... READ MORE » 
The seven wonders of WindsorIt’s visited by thousands of tourists every year but do they appreciate just how unique of our heritage is? Tessa Harris uncovers some fascinating facts that sometimes get overlooked... READ MORE » 
Back to basicsWhen you’re looking to redecorate, choosing the right foundations is key. Here we show you what’s on offer... READ MORE »
Why move to NewburyIt’s a thriving market town that doesn’t seem to be troubled too much by the slow-down in the housing sector, says Carol Evans... READ MORE » 
Gerrards CrossIt isn’t a town and it isn’t a village, but a rather special combination of both. Danusia Hutson discovers what makes Gerrards Cross one of most desirable postcodes in the UK... READ MORE » 
Flying highThe Royal County of Berkshire Show just goes from strength to strength thanks to the people who help make it happen. Here we profile some of them on the eve of this year’s show which runs on September 21 & 22... READ MORE » 
Butterfly SpottingHelen Taylor from the local Wildlife Trust goes butterfly spotting in the chalk grasslands of the Chilterns and Berkshire Downs... READ MORE » 
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NOVEMBER 2008: ON SALE NOW
The Seven Wonders of Windsor
It’s visited by thousand of tourists every year, but do we really appreciate what we have on our own doorstep – the largest inhabited castle in the world, the shortest street in England and world-famous woodland gardens.
Jolly Good Fellowes
Actor, director and Oscar-winning writer talks about Gosford Park, Snobs and his latest novel. Don’t miss him in conversation with editor Tessa Harris at The Croft Hall , Hungerford in December.
Lunching with a legend
Master chef Albert Roux has just opened a new brasserie at Heathrow. Tessa Harris joined him for lunch and found classic French fare in sophisticated surroundings.
Christmas is a-coming
Book your festive parties early!
Water walks and winter warmers
What could be finer that an autumn ramble
among some of England’s most beautiful
scenery with a great pub at the end of it?
From Goring to Windsor, we’ll take you on four Thames Path walks to help you work up an appetite.
READ MORE »
Turn on to Christmas
Kick off your festivities with our guide to Christmas light switch-ons and shopping events in major towns across Berkshire and the Chilterns...
READ MORE »
French chic for children
A Maidenhead designer is bringing Parisian panache to England...
READ MORE »
A garden for all seasons
Englefield Gardens are a feast for the eye, no matter what the time of year...
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Win a sculpture of yourself or a friend worth £5000
Click here to enter...
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Let’s do lunch
Let's do lunch with Mink Kapferer, who takes Pangbourne Parish Councillor Kay Lacey to the newly-refurbished Royal Oak at Yattendon...
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