Kokova Magazine

Showjumper Paul Crago won the final class of the day on the Wednesday of the Longines Royal International Horse Show. The Berkshire-based rider won the Outside Events Catering Winter Grades B&C Championship on Dawn Cooley’s Valentino IX, heading a hugely competitive jump-off field. A total of 11 riders made it through to the jump-off, with Geoff Luckett coming closest to Paul's time - he finished on 36.80 with Final Strike while Paul crossed the finish line in 36.09.

The Soil Association have teamed up with Vintage Roots, the Organic Wine People, to offer new Soil Association members a £15 voucher to spend with Vintage Roots on their organic wines, beers and ciders. Simply join the Soil Association in July 2012 to receive your voucher*.

As ever we are always on the look out for new food ideas, especially free-from bakery products. And we try to include everyone's needs in our search... including our pets. At a recent RSPCA event we discovered The Happy Hounds Bakery, which first opened its doors at the beginning of 2011.

Debates about immigration policy flame daily in the press, feeding political bonfires. Do we forget that each immigrant's story tells of a unique human destiny? Juana in a Million is a powerful new one-woman show exploring true stories of immigrants to the UK. Emergent Mexican author-performer Vicky Araico Casas brings vividly to life her colourful cast of characters, lending stunning immediacy to her own immigrant experience and that of many others.

Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week 11th - 18th August is the largest sailing regatta of its kind in the world and an iconic feature of the British sporting calendar. With around 1,000 boats, 8,500 competitors ranging from Olympic and world class professionals to weekend sailors, and in excess of 100,00 spectators watching the sailing, enjoying live entertainment and the vibrant festival atmosphere, it is a one-of-a-kind event and certainly not to be missed.

The Harvest Brighton & Hove project has been nominated for a National Lottery Award. Harvest Brighton & Hove run a citywide campaign to encourage people to grow their own food. Through food growing workshops, volunteering opportunities and an unused garden scheme, over 5,000 people have participated in food growing initiatives.