Everyone seems to be jumping on the natural band wagon recently and for good reason. People are starting to realise that using vast amounts of chemicals in food and beauty products could have significant side effects on their health, side effects which years down the line may lead to many such ingredients being banned.
The Tudor kitchens at Hampton Court Palace are famous throughout the world for being those of King Henry VIII. In fact they continued to be used as Royal Court kitchens for a further two hundred years, feeding the tables of Tudor, Stuart and Georgian monarchs and their many courtiers...
Get ready for a night of non-stop dancing as Sandown Park Racecourse announces its first music act of the summer series as the humorous, controversial and outright transgressive Scissor Sisters. Entertainers at heart, the much loved band will be performing live on stage after racing on Wednesday 20th July 2011.
He is one of Britain’s greatest singers and has enjoyed an extraordinary career spanning six decades and this summer he is coming Sandown Park Racecourse to perform live after racing on Wednesday 27th July 2011 – introducing the one and only SIR TOM JONES...
For three days (3-5 June 2011) children can follow a bread-crumb trail deep into The BRUNSWICK to discover a giant edible gingerbread house – a destination for storytelling, fun and wonderment. This June, a giant, scrumptious house, made entirely of gingerbread, chocolate and confectionery, will be built in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity.
Nothing screams Scotland more than the bagpipes and traditional Highland games. We take a look at Scotland’s original festival – the Highland gathering as well as key piping events.
