Sticks April 2014 What's on in Herts, Beds and Bucks

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Issue 19

April2014

In this edition of The Sticks

Exclusive interview with Joe McElderry and Lesley JosephBBC Radio 2s Janey Lee Grace on Green Spring Cleaning

Win tickets to see Bananas in Pyjamas and Mugenkyo Taiko DrummersWe road test the Lamborghini Huracn LP 610-4

And much more

Plus pages of events listings across Herts, Beds & Bucks


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Welcome to the April edition ofThe Sticks Magazine!

The most talked about magazine in Herts, Beds & Bucks

With over 16,000 readers a month

In this issue:Page

Exclusive interview with Joe McElderry 4Interview with Actress Lesley Joseph 8Win tickets to see Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers 11Curwens Column 12I Want That Job! 13Win tickets to see Bananas in Pyjamas 14

Couples Therapy 16Janey Lee Grace on Green Spring Cleaning 17Car Test Lamborghini Huracn LP 610-4 18Big Barn Food Column 20Listings Herts, Beds & Bucks 22

Contributors: Janey Lee Grace, Terry SullivanDonna Obstfeld, Andrew Merritt-Morling, Jo Coker

See you in May!

Editor & Sales: Terry SullivanLayout and Design: Martin Wilson

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Exclusive Interview with Singer Joe McElderryJoe McElderry is a 23 year old singer and songwriter who won the sixth series of the ITVshow The X Factor in 2009. His first single, "The Climb" reached number one on the UKsingles chart. He was also crowned the winner of the second series of Popstar to

Operastar in 2011 and the TV series The Jump recently. To date he has released four top20 albums - two of them reaching the UK top three. Joe has sold over two millionrecords worldwide.

The Sticks caught up with Joe for a chat a few weeks after his triumph on the TV showThe Jump

Reality shows seem to havebeen good for you; you havebeen on three and won all ofthem? I cant quiet believe

that last one (The Jump) reallyhappened, it came about lastminute, and they needed me togo out to do some training butit was an incredibleexperience. I absolutely lovedit. I am a massive fan of skiingso to do a show like that wasamazing. I stepped in as theyhad loads of other contestantsincluding Sir Steve Redgravewho got injured. It was adangerous show with highintensity sports. It was verynerve racking I have to say. Iwould like to do Strictly nextbut have not been asked yet.

Tell us a little about yourself. Iwas born in South Shields and Istill live there now, I have

never really left. I went downto London to do X Factor butpretty much soon after I wentback there. I got myself aplace there and I use that asmy base, I do a lot of travellingbut it is home still and I goback if not every week, thenevery other week. So I am veryluck in that sense that I can live where I want to live.

How did you get into show business? I went to Newcastle College and did about 1 year to18 months studying performing arts there and the audition for the X Factor came up andI had to leave college early, but I made sure I finished the qualification after the show


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ended. I took all my college work on the tour bus and I got a diploma as I felt it wasimportant.

You auditioned for X Factor in 2007 but you thought you were too young? Yes I did, Iactually left the show in the boot camp stages because I felt very uncomfortable. I didnot feel confident enough or that I was ready for it and I just freaked out basically andeverybody at the time said youre an idiot, why have you done that but it just did notfeel right and I am always one to go on gut instinct and will not do anything if it does notfeel right.

What would you say to someone who was thinking about going on X Factor? You shouldalways try, try and try again, never give up, never take no for an answer because thereare a lot of nos in this industry and you have to get through them and not let it affectyour performance and also just be passionate about what you do and the passion and thedrive will carry you through. Also the talent and you just have to believe in yourself as itis a tough industry and there are a lot of knock backs and ups and downs but you just got

to ride it and enjoy it for what it is, it is singing it is not heart surgery it is supposed tobe fun and the day I dont enjoy it is the day I stop doing it because it is the kind of jobwhere you have to have a connection with the audience and that connection comes fromthe passion and the music.

Why did youaudition forthe X Factor?Simply that Iwanted to be asinger nothing

more, nothingelse. I justwanted tosing, wantedto perform toaudiences andit was a goodplatform to beout there andto be seen bypeople. Theyear I won also

taking part was Olly Murs, Stacey Solomon and Jedward - it was a really strong year andthats the good thing about it, at least four people got a career break from it. It givepeople huge momentum to carry their career forward. It is a stepping stone with 20million people watching the final.

You sang at the audition Dance With My Father is that a favourite song of yours? Yes, Igrew up listening to Luther Vandross, I used to play him all the time. Luther just has anincredible voice and it is an incredible song and incredible soul in his music so I grew upwith him, Michael Jackson, Celine Dion, Tina Turner and Whitney Houston, the big

singers which were my musical influences. During the show I got given some great songsto perform even if some were hard to learn. Somebody to love was a hard one to


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master, it was a lot of lyrics and turns to learn in a short space of time but it was one ofmy favourite performances once I had actually done it.

You have recorded 4 Albums in the last 4 years. Yes they have all been top 20 albumsand I have sold over 2 million records. People say it is not luck but I suppose I have beenlucky in the sense that I have had an incredibly loyal and supportive fan base and I workhard. If I am doing something I commit 120% and I give it my absolute all.

You do a lot of work for charities. I did the Great North Run last year for The TeenageCancer Trust (TCT) and the Coast to Coast bike ride - me and a few family members, didabout 170 mile bike ride over 3 days, it was tough but we raised over 12,500 but I thinkthe important thing is if you have some profile in the media if you can use it in apositive way where as sometimes all the silly things get mentioned like who you aregoing out with or this happened, that happened. If you can use it in a positive way toraise money for important charities then I am more than happy to do it, it is a way ofgiving back I suppose for the privilege I have from my job. I was asked to be a regional

patron by TCT a few years ago and I have just been doing work for them as cancereffects all sorts of people, especially at a young age it is a horrible time to go through itand I feel like, because I am around a similar age, so they can relate to me in some way.I go in and visit them and sometimes perform in the units although I have not done onefor a while. I am always looking for ways to give them some entertainment while theyare in hospital.

In 2011 you took part in Popstar to Operastar? Yes, it was another incredibleexperience for me. It was so much fun and to be able to learn things off professionalslike Katherine Jenkins, it was just a once in a lifetime experience, you could not evenpay for that kind of training and the fact I got to do that and then release a classical

album. I just loved it, also the support from the public - never in a hundred years did Iexpect to win, so a real surprise and it rolled into this kind of snowball of lots ofopportunities. I then released a classical album which in a way educated fans that werenot necessarily fans of the opera. Now when I am doing a show I can get to do both sidesof the music (pop and opera).

Would you like to do like to do musical theatre? Definitely, if the right show came alongand it was the right time I would 100% do it. Working with a cast and having themaround you is a great feeling. It feels like a support network. It is something I want to doin the future. I did panto in 2013 for the first time which I really enjoyed.

You can see Joe on his Set Your Soul Alive nationwide tour

Sunday 13 April - The Stables, WavendonFriday 6 June - The Grove Theatre, Dunstable

Wednesday 11 June The Swan, High WycombeFriday 13 June Alban Arena, St Albans


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Actress Lesley Joseph tells The Sticks about her new showHot Flush!

What appealed you about starring in the touring production ofHot Flush!? Ive done it twice before, and I just couldnt resistdoing it again. It has gone down so well with audiences. Its theonly show Ive ever done where on the first night we overran by15 minutes because there were so many laughs. Of course, thatcould have just been me overplaying it! Its a hybrid show - itsgot music, drama, stand-up and revue. But the main thing isthat its very, very funny.

Why do you think audiences respond so well to this show? Itstrikes a chord because its about menopausal women, and alot of women identify with that. The Vagina Monologues started

a trend for bringing in an audience who might not have been tothe theatre before and Hot Flush! is merely continuing that.

What do you think the show offers to an audience? Its sense of humour is very near theknuckle and that really appeals. One of the characters has a moment with a RampantRabbit and you dont get much more near the knuckle than that! Its part of a genre oftheatre that connects with hormonal housewives and hen parties. They are people whowant to leave their troubles behind and come out for a real laugh. Hot Flush! speaksdirectly to that audience, and thats why it works so brilliantly.

You play Myra in Hot Flush! Can you describe her to us? Myra is middle-aged and

frustrated. Her husband has gone off with a bimbo, and so, like a lot of women herage, shes trying to find a new life for herself. Shes wisecracking, but also vulnerable.You have to let the audience see different layers to a character. Myra is in this gang offour women who are going through everything together. By the end, you see themsinging and dancing together. Its like One Singular Sensation at the end of A ChorusLine . Theyve all been on a journey together and they want to celebrate that. All thecharacters have a degree of pathos. Its not a facile show its aimed at making peoplelaugh and think at the same time.

What do you think the characters learn during the course of Hot Flush!? Myra learns tobe herself and that she is worth something. Shes not just defined by a man. Its atremendous journey that all of the characters go through. The show demonstrates thestrength they all have when theyre together.

Hot Flush! is a musical comedy how did you find the musical part of Hot Flush!? Iveloved it. I may not be the greatest singer in the world, but I can sell a song. Ivepreviously starred in The Boyfriend and Thoroughly Modern Millie , so I know my wayround a musical. I also job shared the role of Miss Hannigan with Paul OGrady for twoand a half years in a production of Annie. It was brilliant to dip in and out of it.Sometimes I get very possessive about a role, and I was far happier that a man wasplaying my part than a woman on that occasion. I knew I couldnt compete with Paul,

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Which part of the show do you enjoy most? Theres a section in the middle which feelsalmost like stand-up. I talk to the audience and pick on someone in the front row. Iwould never want to be a straight stand-up, but I love doing it within the parameters ofthe show. Hot Flush! ticks all the boxes for me. It gives me my stand-up and my musicalfix for the year.

You obviously have a real love of theatre? Absolutely. Im a theatre girl I grew uploving it. I love standing in the wings waiting to go on and seeing the scenery change. Iused to do very serious, kosher acting, but then I went down the comedy route. Thatstop of the tree for me now. I just love working with an audience. Im a pure theatreanimal.

What other theatre productions have you enjoyed appearing in? Every sort of theatre isvalid, and I love doing it all. I once did Harold Pinters Home directed by Sir Peter Hall.The play is magical. The original production starred Sir John Gielgud and Sir RalphRichardson, and I worshipped the ground they walked on. To be able to do that and then

shows such as Hot Flush! or The Gingerbread Lady about a recovering alcoholic or Titaniain A Midsummer Nights Dream is truly wonderful. Ive never done The National Theatreor the Royal Shakespeare Company, but Ive done so many other marvellous things onstage. Ive entertained thousands of people in the theatre and put smiles on their facesand thats a great feeling.

Youve recently returned to our TV screens onITV1 as Dorien in Birds of a Feather, which isprobably your best known role. Did you haveany doubts about reviving it? There willalways be people who say, For Gods sake,why did you bring it back? Youll always

have lovers and haters. But you cant spendyour life worrying about what other peoplethink. Some people wont like my work, butmany people will. All I know is that every dayI walk down the street and someone stops meto say, Thank you for making me laugh.

Those people are delighted that Birds of a Feather is back.

How would you describe Dorien, the man-eating neighbour in Birds of a Feather? Shes acomic creation born with high heels and long nails. Laurence [Marks] and Maurice [Gran]based her on someone they knew who used to go and put petrol in her car wearing thewhite mink coat. She used to get a nice young man to do it for her, and then she woulddisappear with him for the afternoon. The high heels gave her that distinctive trot, andthe nails meant that everyone else had to do everything for her. She had a very vacuouslife, but there was still a huge vulnerability about Dorien. I think thats why peoplerelated to her.

Why else do audiences identify with Dorien? People simply love her. Yes, shes a nastypiece of work, but people really like her because she is also vulnerable. Theres a realpathos to her. She can never be too successful. We would never make her a big fish in abig pond. She has to be still stuck in Chigwell. She makes people laugh, but she also

makes them cry because you see her vulnerability. Shes the wrong side of forty andrefuses to grow old gracefully. She takes life by the balls and just goes for it. Shes atrue life force.


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Dorien is an identifiable human being, isnt she? Definitely. It would have been very,very easy to play her as a clich. Shes glamorous and loves power dressing. Shes gotbig hair and short skirts. Shes a very iconic TV character and Im really proud of her. Itwould have been very simple to come on, get some corking laughs and go off again. Butwe never did that. We wanted to make Dorien a more rounded character.

Do you feel you have been typecast as Dorien? I suppose to an extent I have been, but Idont mind at all because shes opened so many doors for me. Thanks to her, I havebeen able to really diversify. I did a BBC Radio London show for two and a half yearsinterviewing everyone from comedians to Cabinet Ministers. Ive also travelled the worldpresenting Wish You Were Here. Ive always thought outside the box. Thats given melongevity. A lot of people say the older you get, the harder work gets, but touch wood,its been very good for me because I have ducked and dived. If you only do one thing,its more difficult. But I love that diversity it means I never get bored. If someoneasked me, What role put you on the map? of course Id say Dorien. Im very proud ofher. But my career has never just been about Dorien.

In real life, are you more like like Dorien or Myra? Im not like either. I havent got anything in common with them apart from my age!

You are also a regular in Panto arent you.? Yes, I love doing panto. All comedy timingis about hearing the rhythm in your head, and thats crucial in panto. Ian Hislop wrotean article saying, I always thought panto was for performers at the tail end of theircareers. But having seen Dick Whittington in Wimbledon, I now realise its something youshould do at the peak of your career. When I read that, I thought, Thank you. Somepeople dont get panto, but its great because you learn the skill of working with anaudience. I hate it when people put panto down. Its so important to get panto right. If

children dont have a good time at panto, they wont go again and theatre will die.

How do you relax? Im a very good knitter. I recently knitted myself a dress, and it wasonly meant to be a jumper! I also love walking I walk everywhere. I love doing thegreat London walks, learning about Charles Dickens or Jack the Ripper. I also loveshopping. So Im especially happy at Christmas when theres an excuse to spend money!Every single job I do, I buy myself a present. When I finish a job, I think, Right, nowIve earned myself a pair of shoes!

Finally, will men feel excluded if they come to see Hot Flush!? Not at all. There is a veryfunny moment where Myra goes speed-dating. One actor plays all the men, and he endsup wearing a leather pouch and a mask. At that point, the audience goes berserk, andthe roof comes off the theatre. That sums up the evening. People might be snobby aboutHot Flush! but its great entertainment, and it sends audiences out with a smile on theirfaces. Theyve left their troubles behind and had a wonderful night out. Its a let yourhair down show, and above all, its laugh out loud funny. When you watch it, it blowsyour head off. Watching Hot Flush! is like having a Hot Flush!

You can see Lesley in Hot Flush!Sunday 4th May - Milton Keynes Theatre

Wednesday 14th May- Watford Colosseum

Sunday 18th May - Gordon Craig, Stevenage


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Win a Pair of Tickets to See theThrilling Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers

Live In Concert on Friday 9th May at Hertford Theatre

From 1 to 18 May, Europes most established taiko ensemble will be touring the countrywith their blisteringly energetic show. This unique performance will feature enormousOdaiko drums, an army of eerie UV Ninjas, and relentless synchronised rhythms that willleave your chest pounding.

Two lucky readers can each win a pair of tickets to this unforgettable evening at theHertford Theatre on Friday 9 th May. Runners up will receive an exclusive merchandisepack which contains Mugenkyos latest DVD.

To be in with a chance of winning simply answer this question: The Mugenkyo TaikoDrummers were founded 20 years ago by director Neil Mackie, but what doesMugenkyo literally mean?

A) Limited Revolution

B) Limitless Reverberation C) Loud Resonance

Send your answer by email to [email protected] with your name, address, emailaddress and daytime phone number. Closing date: Noon on Thursday 2 nd May

The prize will go to the first two entries drawn on Thursday 2 nd May. There is no cashalternative. Usual Sticks rules apply. Editor's decision is final.

For more information about Mugenkyo:

www.taiko.co.uk


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DO I NEED TO GET MARRIED?

Many couples in todays modern society live together without getting married orentering into a civil partnership. There is no stigma attached to such an arrangementand everyone should have freedom of choice.However, what happens if that couple split up? Who gets to stay in the home theyshared, who has to pay to maintain the children, and how are jointly held assets dividedbetween them?

Unfortunately, English law is very old fashioned and currently there is no specificlegislation protecting unmarried couples. Instead, they have to work out which bits of amyriad of legislation covering trusts and children can assist them.

PropertyIf this was held in joint names, then both parties have a right to remain living in theproperty as well as potentially receiving a percentage of any net sale proceeds.If it is only registered in one persons name, the other party can be in a very precarioussituation.

Other Assets

These will usually be retained by whoever purchased the item and can prove ownershipof the same.

MaintenanceOften in a relationship one person is the main breadwinner, and financially supports theother person particularly if there are children to care for. Upon separation, if theparties were married or in a civil partnership, the lower earner would often continue tobe supported by the other party. However, if they simply cohabited, there is no ongoingobligation for one party to support another over and above any basic child maintenancepayments.

The Solution?Of course one option is to get married or enter into a civil partnership. However, thereis an alternative. You and your partner could agree terms now for a simple Deed ofTrust or Cohabitation Agreement - which could set out what would happen to thehome (and any other joint assets) if you ever separated.

Such documents neednt cost huge sums to prepare, and they can save a lot of moneyand heartache at a later date if unfortunately the relationship comes to an end.

If you would like any more information on this, or any other, area of law please contact:[email protected]

Curwens have offices in Royston, Hoddesdon and Enfield.


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I WANT THAT JOB

Recruitment is a two way process - it is as much about theemployee choosing who they want to work for as it is about theemployer selecting the right individual to work for them; and as the

economy ebbs and flows, the power of choice lays first in one camp and then in theother as there are fluctuations in job shortages and skills shortages.

As a candidate looking for a job, the CV is your strongest tool. Ensuring that it is easy toread, concise and details the impact you have had in your roles, is essential to making itstand out against the competition when there are job shortages, there can be up to300 applicants per job and recruiters may only look at your CV for 10 seconds beforedeciding to reject your application and therefore, right up the top, it needs to give thema reason to read it for longer.

Dont have a standard CV which you send to hundreds of employers. Think about the jobyou are applying for and tailor your CV and cover letter so that the recruiter knows youreally want the job dont sound desperate or fake, it will end up in the no pile beforeit is properly read. Make it professional, tailor it to the job and ensure that althoughaccurate, it illustrates why you are the best person for the role given your previousexperience. Read the advert carefully, what key phrases are used.

Assuming you are one of the lucky ones and get an invitation to attend an interview,preparation is essential. When preparing for interview do your research, find out aboutthe company, the role, the sector and the person interviewing you name and positionare sufficient; you dont need to stalk them on Facebook or LinkedIn. Use social media

to help in your research. Prepare your questions about the role and the company usingresearched information it is a subtle way of demonstrating that you have done yourhomework, this is not just another interview and you are genuinely interested in theposition.

If possible, find out the dress code in advance, so you can dress appropriately, but if indoubt, suited and booted will always stand you in good stead. Ensure you know how toget there, where to park, where to get of the bus etc. and allow plenty of time for road-works, diversions, delayed trains etc. Your stress levels will go upif you are worried about being late.

At the end of the interview, ask what the recruitment processwill be, will there be a second stage and when can you expect tohear back from the business?

Be confident, demonstrate your ability to perform the job andensure the interviewer knows the value you will bring to thebusiness but dont be cocky, interviewers dont like it!

DOHR is an HR practice working with business and the education sector to make theworkplace a better place to be.

01923 504100 www.dohr.co.uk [email protected]


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If you would like to have the chance to see Bananas in Pyjamas just answer the questionbelow

Q: Where do Bananas in Pyjamas live?

a) Hugtownb) Cuddlestownc) Canning Town

Send your answer by email to [email protected] with your name, address, emailaddress and daytime phone number together with your choice of venue (Broxbourne orPotters Bar).

Closing dates: Noon on Thursday 9 th April for the Broxbourne show and Noon on Thursday24th April for the Potters Bar show

First prize will go to the first entry drawn after the respective closing date. There is nocash alternative. Usual Sticks rules apply. Editor's decision is final.


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The Complex World of Relationship ProblemsExplained by Jo Coker, Clinical Director of LCC

Every year at Local Counselling Centre we see couples, both heterosexual and same sex, who areat the end of their tether and who have been tipped into a relationship crisis. It maybe be soserious that they are considering separating or divorce. The impact of this on the couple andwider family is huge, and can be devastating. So what does relationship therapy have to offersuch couples? How does it work? Here is an insight that might help you make the choice.

A couples therapist tries to help the couple be more objective about their relationship.Couples are encouraged to stop blaming each other and to become aware how theiractions affect each other. Once they have this awareness, they can then be encouragedto make changes in behaviour that will alter existing unhelpful patterns of behaviour, andhelp the relationship improve.

As couple therapists we will also look at what works in the relationship. Most coupleshave some strength in their relationship, which often they are unaware of, especially

when they are in crisis. This will be identified, affirmed and used to build further on.

Communication is vital for a successful relationship and for ongoing intimacy. Often thiscommunication can be poor or unhelpful i.e. by using anger and rows. A couplestherapists will know how to help couples improve this and will teach them how tobecome more sensitive and empathetic to each other, so that they get the best of theirrelationship in a healthy way.The therapist will also look at what the couple say to each other. If you think of your ownrelationship, you will probably find that you say what is wrong with your partner quiteeasily. However, we rarely pay compliments to our partners on the positive traits theyhave, even though often we do appreciate them. This does not help the individuals self-

esteem and in turn the relationship functioning. Communication is also very important fora healthy intimate life. It is very hard to feel sexually attracted to your partner if you areangry, disappointed or not sensitive to each others needs. Indeed for many of thecouples we see with sexual problems, communication is at the root, not lack of desire.

Often couples have emotional avoidance issues and find it difficult to express emotionallyto their partner. This may be because of attachment issues from childhood, where wefirst learn about attachment to another human. A skilled therapist will help the couple tobecome more skilled emotionally and able to communicate their needs moreproductively.

If you recognise the problems you are having in the above, then it may well be helpful to see aqualified relationship therapist. As a service LCC are skilled at helping couples re-engage andwork through these complex issues. We have a team of specialists ready to help you.Consult our website for lots of helpful information and if you want to see a therapist rememberhelp is just a phone call away. Sessions are available from just 15.00 (subject to status)

E: [email protected] W: www.localcounsellingcentre.co.uk


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Green Spring Cleaning

It wont be long before the sun comes out (I am forever hopeful) and we start thinkingabout spring cleaning but at least promise me youll do itthe natural way

Its far better to use natural products as conventionaldetergents contain so many potentially dangerous toxicchemicals, of course its no one bottle of washing up liquidthats the issue, more the cumulative effect of so manydifferent synthetic chemicals,If you choose well plant based detergents are just aseffective as conventional detergents and often very little isneeded, we all know about old style cleaning too, using

vinegar and newspaper to clean the windows, bi-carbonateof soda for surfaces cleaning the oven etc.

Most cleaning products contain VOCs (volatile organiccompounds), they evaporate easily and build up in the airand can aggravate asthmatics and anyone with allergies orrespiratory problems. Most laundry detergents have addedphosphates which could improve their cleaning power but

isnt good for sensitive skin (or for the environment as they stimulate the growth ofalgae resulting in dead fish and the chemicals make their way back into the food chain!).Similarly many contain sodium laurel sulphate, a foaming agent which is known to be a

skin irritant, some contain formaldehyde, propellants, alcohol and synthetic fragranceswhich can trigger asthma attacks and could be hormone disrupting. Its important toremember that most conventional cleaning products are based on petrochemicals manyof which are classed as hazardous waste.Personally Im anti the anti-bacterials we know the problems with superbugs! Iverecently found an amazing probiotic cleaner, it puts back the good bacteria its sopure you can use it as a starter yoghurt!

Most people want to get back to old style cleaning but the question Im always asked isHow to clean the loo without bleach? Interestingly, brand new toilets come with asticker saying Do Not Use Bleach! Its all about the one forgotten ingredient elbowgrease, get your rubber gloves on and remove some of the water and scrub great fortriceps too! You can use bicarb. mixed with a little eco washing up liquid or whitevinegar or buy one of the natural loo cleaners such as Ecover, but its the regularcleaning thats important. For loo seats or any area that requires a little more antibacterial help use a few drops of Tea tree oil. For cleaning the bath / shower any goodmulti surface cleaner will do, my current faves include the multi surface cleaner fromwww.myeco2life.com and the probiotic cleaner already mentioned Libby Chanprobiotic cleaner from www.mylivingwateruk.comYou could also try the sustainable Soapnuts, check out www.greenfrogsoap.co.uk

So go green with your Spring clean, youll burn some calories, save some money andavoid the headaches.


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LAMBORGHINI HURACN LP 610-4: THE START OF A NEWLEGEND SAYS COMPANY PRESIDENT

This month, The Sticks brings some exotica to Herts, Beds and Bucks in the form ofLamborghinis luxury new supercar. Andrew Merritt-Morling, Managing Editor of our

media partner, first 4auto .com, was lucky enough to be at Geneva to reveal all.

Automobili Lamborghini is taking a major step into the future: with the newly developedHuracn LP 610-4, the successor to the highly successful Gallardo. The Italian supersports car manufacturer says it is redefining the benchmark in the segment. With itspure and absolute design, breath-taking dynamics and excellent quality, the Huracnpromises to deliver an unparalleled sports car experience. It unites mighty performancewith a character perfectly suited to everyday use; its wide-ranging new technologieswork together in a fully integrated fashion. Stephan Winkelmann, President and CEO ofAutomobili Lamborghini told first4auto : "With the Huracn, Lamborghini is writing thenext chapter in its great history.

With 14,022 unitsproduced, theGallardo is themost successful

Lamborghinimodel ever made.During its ten-yearproduction run, ittook the brand

into a completelynew dimension. Intrue Lamborghinitradition, thesuccessor to theGallardo alsotakes its namefrom the world of

bullfighting:Huracn was a

fighting bull of the Spanish Conte de la Patilla breed who fought in August 1879 inAlicante. His unyielding character made him invincible.

The design is bold and edgy. The starting point of the design process was the Huracn'ssilhouette. The objective was to define the car with a single line stretching from thefront end over the passenger cell to the rear. The side windows take on a hexagonalform that says Lamborghini, looks like a gem set into the profile of the Huracn. Atnight, too, it is utterly unmistakable: all lights, including the main headlamps, beam inLED technology - an absolute first in the super sports car segment.

An innovative cockpit dominates the interior. The 12.3-inch TFT display can beconfigured in a number of different modes and provides the driver with all keyinformation in a virtual format. The slender lines of the instrument mounts and thecentre tunnel are indicative of the lightness of the interior design. Fine materials


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distinguish the interior, which can be extensively individualised, while the extremelydetailed craftsmanship delivers a highly refined sense of quality.

The newly conceived hybrid chassis forms the basis for the vehicle's low dry weight of1,422 kilograms guarantees the handling precision of a racing car.

The new V10 engine in the Huracn generates its phenomenal propulsion from adisplacement of 5.2 litres. It produces a power output of 448 kW / 610 hp at 8,250 rpmand a maximum torque of 560 Nm at 6,500 rpm. The new "Iniezione Diretta Stratificata"combines direct and indirect injection - achieving an increase in power and torquecompared with the Gallardo and a decrease in fuel consumption and emissions.

With its power-to-weight ratio of just 2.33 kilograms per hp, the Lamborghini Huracnachieves absolutely breath-taking performance. The top speed of more than 200mph or325 km/h and the acceleration figures - zero to 60mph or 100 km/h in 3.2 seconds, zeroto 120mph or 200 km/h in 9.9 seconds - offer an indication of its dynamics. Thanks in

part to the Stop & Start technology, ECE average fuel consumption has dropped to 12.5litres per 100 km or 2.75 gallons per 60 miles (290 g CO 2 per km).

The power generated by the ten-cylinder is delivered to the road via the new 7-speeddual-clutch transmission "Lamborghini Doppia Frizione" (LDF) and an all-wheel drive thatalso features a new hydraulic multi-plate clutch. Three different driving modes,spanning from road to race track, can be selected using a drive select switch in thesteering wheel. The system is called ANIMA (Italian for Soul) - "Adaptive Network

Intelligent Management", andimpacts the engine, thetransmission, the all-wheel

drive and the ESC handlingsystem as well as otherdynamic systems.

The wheels of theLamborghini Huracn measure20 inches in diameter, withthe standard-fit carbon-ceramic brake systemdelivering exceptionalstopping power. As an option,Lamborghini offers its new

luxury super sports car with the Lamborghini Dynamic Steering variable steering systemand MagneRide electromagnetic damper control. Both of these features are alsointegrated into ANIMA.

Customer deliveries are scheduled to start in spring 2014. The Huracn is priced at169,500.00, excluding taxes (139,713).

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Milk, a Marketing Tool for Irresponsible Supermarkets;

Sign the Petition for RAW Milk Here!

Tesco say they have cut the price of milk to help people save on everyday items and

that they will not pay farmers less.This a PR stunt not real customer care and thoroughly irresponsible.

Read on for more or sign the RAW milk petition here .

Tesco have now put pressure on milk prices as other retailers join the price war. WillTesco profits drop by the amount they are dropping prices? No, because they will markup other products to give shareholders the return they want.

The net result is that more small dairy farmers will go out of business and mega dairieswill be set up around the country.

For more on mega dairies and raw milk click here .

Happy cows eating a natural feed and producing a great product

Here is why we should all sign the petition : Nearly all the milk available is pasteurisedand homogenised to give long shelf life, protect us from bugs and stop the cream rising

to the top. Very few people know that these processes do many people more harm thangood and that Raw milk straight from the cow is much better for us and if madeavailable could keep thousands of dairy farmers in business.

Unfortunately the Food Standards Agency (probably backed by supermarkets) has ruledthat only dairy farmers producing their own raw milk are allowed to sell it from thefarm, very difficult for understaffed, underfunded, farmers.

If the rules changed farmers could sell their milk through local shops, and vendingmachines, you could even get a raw milk cappuccino!

These local shops supplying great produce to local people is not what the supermarketswant and the story of milk over that last 20 years is a classic example or how the food


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industry, and over regulation, can ruin a product, and in this case, many of thoseproducing it.

The number of dairy farmers in the UK has gone from 45,000 in the 80s to 14,500 in2012, and the threat of mega dairies like the USA, where 32,000 cows rarely taste freshgrass, and only live for 3 years, looms.

Cheap, standard, fresh milk, that lasts for weeks in the fridge, from mega dairies, iswhat supermarkets, and many people think they, want. Others who understand thewhole story and want to see cows in fields and be able to consume the milk, butter orcheese from those cows should be allowed to buy those products from local independentshops. Your comments are welcome.

The Posh Bacon Sarnie

If you like bacon you must have noticed the wide selection of bacon on offer. Fromcheap imports, to organic free range slow cured. You may even notice a label onSupermarket finest brands saying No added water.

Water in bacon, why? Demand for cheap means the worst bacon is from intensivelyreared pigs that are then quick cured by pumping salty water in to the meat to alsoincrease the weight.

Demand for quality coupled with producers who care about their animals, and thequality of their product, means that there is some really great bacon available. And thebest way to find out about good bacon, is ask.

Bacon Connoisseurs Week is designed to help producers shout about their bacon andencourage you to ask questions about the bacon on sale. So please use the local foodmap to find your local bacon, find more information and recipes here or browse LocalFood MarketPlace to buy online.


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Herts Listings

Blood Brothers - till Sat 5 Apr Written by WillyRussell, the legendary Blood Brothers tells thecaptivating and moving tale of twins who,separated at birth, grow up on opposite sides ofthe tracks, only to meet again with fatefulconsequences. Few musicals have received quitesuch acclaim as the multi-award winning BloodBrothers. Watford Colosseum, RickmansworthRoad, Watford, WD17 3JN. 0845 075 3993.www.watfordcolosseum.co.uk

Ive never seen the Mona Lisa: a work inprogress - Tuesday 1 to Tuesday 29 Apr Anexhibition by Tabitha Wilson, award-winningabstract landscape painter and artist-in-residence at St Francis College, Letchworth.Letchworth Arts Centre, 2 The Arcade,

Letchworth Garden City, SG6 3EWHUE - Recent Work from 10 ContemporaryTextile Artists - Tuesday 1 to Wednesday 30Apr An exhibition of wonderful work in textilesby members of this group that meets atLetchworth Settlement. Members are allexperienced textile artists, having exhibitedwidely. Letchworth Arts Centre. 2 The Arcade,Letchworth Garden City SG6 3EW

Donna Fallon - Tuesday 1 Apr InternationalPsychic Medium to the stars. Donna has featured

on TV and radio programmes, and has appearedin several publications. Demand for Donna hastaken her all around the world. Gordon CraigTheatre, Stevenage, Lytton Way SG1 1LZ

Pearls and Twirls - Fashion Evening,Harpenden - Wednesday 2 Apr Boltons ofHarpenden invite you to an exclusive evening incelebration of 30 years in fashion - our pearlanniversary! Join us for bubbly at 7.30pmfollowed by a show of the new seasonsfashions.Boltons, 6 Bowers Parade, High Street,Harpenden AL5 2SH

In the Spring - Time - Friday 4 Apr A concert ofseasonal music performed by The RadcliffeSingers with Gillian Hughes - clarinet. Directedby Trevor Hughes. Holy Saviour Church, RadcliffeRoad, Hitchin SG5 1QG

Beatlemania The UKs Number 1 BeatlesTribute Show - Friday 4 Apr Hot PepperEntertainments are proud to be involved with theultimate Beatles tribute show featuring the UKnumber 1 Beatles tribute band "Imagine... TheBeatles". Cuffley Hall, Maynard Place, CuffleyEN6 4JA

Tom Wrigglesworth - Utterly at Odds with theUniverse - Friday 4 Apr Direct from a sellout runat the Edinburgh festival Sony Award winner,Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee, Chortle andTime Out Award winner, and Star of Radio 4 andBBC 2.Old Town Hall, High Street, HemelHempstead HP1 3AE

Jackson Live In Concert Starring Ben - Friday 4Apr Michael Jackson is one of the mostinfluential artists of all time. His career spannednearly five decades of music, and he wascontinually at the forefront of popular music. J1-3 S Rd, Bishops Stortford CM23 3JG

Circus Zyair Hemel Hempstead - Friday 4 toSunday 6 Apr High-energy spectacle fills the bigtop as Circus Zyair comes to Hemel Hempsteadthis April. Bringing together performers fromaround the world, the show sees a ragtag band ofclowns, acrobats. Blackbirds Moor, Station RoadHP1 1NP

Comedy Club - Saturday 5 Apr New Act of theYear Contest. Yes, its that time of year againwhen you get to vote for your favourite new actas Paul B Edwards hosts another anarchic eveningof great comedy. Licensed bar. Letchworth ArtsCentre, 2 The Arcade, Letchworth Garden CitySG6 3EW

Easter Concert - Saturday 5 Apr AdoramusChristian Choir and Orchestra, conductor DavidHooke, present Magnificat, an inspiring blend ofclassical and contemporary music that will liftyour spirits as we approach Easter. Dame AliceOwens School Dugdale Hill Lane Potters Bar EN62DU

Just Sing! Singers Night - Saturday 5 Apr Anevening of songs performed by Just Sing!Community Choir . . . also a special opportunityfor anyone who would like to sing solo to comealong too! Aston Village Hall, Brookfield Lane,Aston, Stevenage SG2 7HR

Jackie Oates - Saturday 5 Apr Jackie Oates is aphenomenon in the folk-pop scene in the UKtoday. A multiple winner of BBC Folk Awards, shehas become a name to conjure within folk musiccircles. Old Town Hall, High Street, HemelHempstead HP1 3AE

Little Shop of Horrors - Saturday 5 Apr Join theSenior Drama Academy Saturday Class down onSkid Row and meet hapless Seymour, whobecomes an overnight sensation when hediscovers an exotic plant. Gordon Craig Theatre,

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On the Move: From Skates to Scooters -Saturday 5 Apr to Saturday 31 May How manyways can you think of travelling from A to B?Discover the amazing range of ways people havefound to get around with this family friendlyexhibition. Free Entry, Hertford Museum, 18 BullPlain SG14 1DT

Hertford Choral Society-Spring Concert -Saturday 5 Apr Bach b minor mass withChameleon Arts Orchestra and GraceDavidson(sop) Timothy Travers-Brown(alto) NickMadden (tenor) Colin Campbell(bass). All SaintsChurch, Hertford SG13 8AE

Historical Dance Session - Sunday 6 AprThomasBray dances led by Jan Guyatt, followed bydances from the repertoire led by members. StStephens Church Hall, 14 Watling Street, StAlbans AL1 2PX

The Jewish Legacy - Sunday 6 Apr Returning bypopular demand, The Jewish Legacy celebratesthe music of Jewish composers & their work overthe last century from some of their most famousshows such as West Side Story, Funny Girl. TheRadlett Centre, 1 Aldenham Avenue, RadlettWD7 8HL

AC Milan Junior Football Camp - Monday 7 toFriday 11 Apr Perfect Easter Activity, 5 day ACMilan Junior Football Camp for girls & boys aged6-14. AC Milan Junior Football Camp bringingcoaches from Italy to teach new skills to kids.The Arena Sports Facility, Norton Road, BaldockSG7 5AU

Easter School - Master the Musicals - Monday 7to Friday 11 Apr A wonderful opportunity totake part in workshops with not only ourTheatretrain teacher, but performers fromLondons West End! Ludwick Family Club, HallGrove, Welwyn Garden City AL7 4PH

Easter Half Term Soccer Camp - Monday 7 to

Fri 11 Apr, Mon 14 to Thu 17 Apr Soccer Campsrun during the school holidays for both boys andgirls, these are designed for children aged 5 -12.We combine fun games and activities with thesports principal skills. Shephalbury SportsAcademy, Broadhall Way, Stevenage SG2 8RH

Charlie and Lolas Best Bestest Play - Tuesday8 and Wednesday 9 Apr I have this little sisterLola. She is small and very funny... Dont misseveryones favourite brother and sister, Charlieand Lola, in their extremely ever so wonderfulstage show! Watford Colosseum, Rickmansworth

Road, Watford WD17 3JN

Highfield Park Easter Bunny Hunt - Wednesday9 Apr A fun event for young children. Exploresome of Highfield Park to hunt for the hiddenbunnies. When youve found them all come andclaim your Easter egg. West Lodge, Hill EndLane, St Albans AL4 0RA

The Cherry Orchard - Thursday 10 to Sat 12Apr The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov. Anew adaptation by Tom Stoppard. St Albans Hall,Hockerill Anglo European College, Dunmow Road,Bishops Stortford CM23 5HX

High School Musical - Thursday 10 to Sat 12 AprSt Albans Youth Music Theatre will present astage version of the popular Disney musical.Watch as the students of East High cometogether to overcome their challenges. TheAbbey Theatre, Westminster Lodge, St AlbansAL1 2DL

Rat Pack Vegas Spectacular - Friday 11 AprPurveyors of Cool swing into town with TheGreatest Music of the 20th Century Wonderfulmemories - totally live show - successfulworldwide Every song a classic. HarpendenPublic Halls AL5 1PD

Philomena - Friday 11 Apr Falling pregnant asa teenager in Ireland, Philomena (Judi Dench)was sent to a convent and her baby taken awayfor adoption in America. Old Town Hall, HighStreet, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 3AE

The Rat Pack - Fri 11 Apr The Rat Pack isBritains longest running tribute to Frank Sinatra,Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jnr. On this tour,the Rat Pack are backed by the fabulous DonHunt Swing Band and Don is no stranger to theRat Pack having played on shows featuring thereal Sammy Davis Jnr, while working as BruceForsyths MD for over 35 years. Dont miss thisopportunity to join the Kings of Cool with theirswinging band and special guests such as BobbyDarin and The Vegas Showgirls for a unique night

- Vegas style! Direct from Londons LeicesterSquare Theatre and a Royal CommandPerformance, the original British tribute toFrank, Dean and Sammy brings the glamour andexcitement of Las Vegas to vivid life. Featuringclassics such as My Way , Amore , and MrBojangles , the cast includes David Alacey(Lovejoy ), Des Coleman ( Eastenders ) and PaulDrakeley ( BBC Musician of the Year ) with TheDon Hunt Orchestra and Flamingo Showgirls.Watford Colosseum, Rickmansworth Road,Watford WD17 3JN. Tel. 0845 075 3993.www.watfordcolosseum.co.uk


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East of England Food Festival - Saturday 12 andSunday 13 Apr A celebration of all that is goodto eat from across our region. Cookerydemonstrations. Save 10% when you book ticketsonline via the website. Tickets include admissionto the Park. Knebworth House SG1 2AX

Junior Kicker Courses - Saturday 12 andSunday 13 Apr Junior Kickers is run as a 10week course to encourage familiarity andconfidence amongst attendees. It seeks toprovide both boys and girls ages 3 & 4 with anintroduction to football, using fun. ShephalburySports Academy, Broadhall Way, Stevenage SG28RH

Jacqui Dankworth - Saturday 12 Apr Theimaginative, moving, and adventurous vocalistbrings her new album, Live to Love to TheRadlett Centre, 1 Aldenham Avenue, RadlettWD7 8HL

Fireman Sam - Saturday 12 Apr JacksonSquare Shopping Centre,11 Devils Lane, BishopsStortford CM23 3XH

Carducci Quartet - Saturday 12 Apr CarducciQuartet (String Quartet) - Haydn | Shostakovich| Beethoven. Based in the UK, the CarducciQuartet performs over 90 concerts worldwideeach year. Hawthorne Theatre, The Campus,Welwyn Garden City AL8 6BX

Bonanza Jumble Sale - Saturday 12 Apr JumbleSale in aid of the scouts at 10:30. Scout Hut(behind Goffs Oak Libary) Goffs Lane, Goffs OakEN7 5ET

The Lucy Ward Band - Saturday 12 Apr Comeand see this brand new band on their debut tour.Be prepared for a night of beautiful andatmospheric music from BBC Folk Singer of theYear nominee Lucy The Green Room, The DoctorsTonic Pub, Church Rd, Welwyn Garden City AL86PR

Hidden Hertford Walks - Beer & Pubs: HowHertfords Pub Scene was Shaped- Sunday 13Apr Why not take a leisurely stroll to work up anappetite on a Sunday morning? All walks begin at11am. Booking is essential, please contact themuseum on 01992 582686. Hertford Museum, 18Bull Plain SG14 1DT

St Albans Country Market - Sunday 13 AprLocalfood cooperative. Selling cakes, biscuits, scones,pies and preserves etc as well as handmadeitems such as hats, cards and aprons. All produce

is home made fresh. St Albans AL1 3DP

DancePro Easter Workshop - Monday 14 toThursday 17 Apr A fantastic four day workshopfor 3.5 - 8 year olds who love to perform!Including singing, dance and drama the workshopaims to give everyone confidence and selfesteem whilst having fun. The Chauncy School,The Drama Studio, Park Road, Ware SG12 0DP

Mad Science Easter Holiday Camps -Monday 14Apr 2014 to Thu 17 Apr Let us keep your MiniMad Scientists entertained during the EasterHolidays, whilst your having a bit of time toyourself, or going to work! Summercroft PrimarySchool, Parsonage Lane, Bishops Stortford CM235BJ

Jungle Book - Wednesday 16 Apr Set in thevibrant tropical jungle of India and adapted fromthe original Rudyard Kipling story, thisproduction dramatises the journey to maturity ofMowgli the man cub. The Radlett Centre, 1Aldenham Avenue, Radlett WD7 8HL

James and The Giant Peach - Wednesday 16 toSunday 20 Apr The Gordon Craig Theatre In-House Productions team is delighted to presentthis years Easter Musical based on Roald Dahlsclassic James and the Giant Peach. Gordon CraigTheatre, Stevenage, Lytton Way SG1 1LZ

Andy Kirkpatrick: Inappropriate Climbing -Wednesday 16 Apr Best-selling author andcomedian Andy Kirkpatrick returns with his fifththeatre tour. The Radlett Centre, 1 AldenhamAvenue, Radlett WD7 8HL

Lady Boys of Bangkok - Thursday 17 Apr TheLady Boys of Bangkok are back in their latestsizzling and seductive production. Feel thetemperature soar as the stars burn up the stagein Red Hot Kisses their brand new show for2014. Wyllyotts Theatre, Wyllyotts Place, DarkesLane, Potters Bar EN6 2HN

Family Hot Cross Bun Day - Thursday 17 Apr

Make and Bake an Easter Treat for 1 per personMill Green Mill and Museum AL9 5PD

Susan Calman Friday 18 Apr Described as awork-in-progress this new 60 minute untitledshow will see Susan asking lots of questions.Questions like what is she doing with her life?Old Town Hall, High Street, Hemel HempsteadHP1 3AE

Easter at Knebworth - Friday 18 to Mon 21 AprEaster Trail for children around the Garden on18th and 19th April Jousting in front of

Knebworth House on 20th and 21st April.Knebworth House SG1 2AX


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Eggsplore - Sat 19 & Sun 20 Apr10am-1pm anEaster egg trail at the British Schools Museum,Hitchin SG4 9TS

Weve Only Just Begun - Saturday 19 Apr Oneof the most fascinating but tragic stories inmusic history was the life of Karen Carpenter.Karen was the voice of the multi-hit makinggroup the Carpenters. Concert Hall, StevenageArts and Leisure Centre, Lytton Way SG1 1LZ

Snake Davis Band - Missing You tour- Saturday19 Apr Snake Davis is the sax players sax playerand hes back with Missing You, a stunning newcollection of saxophone led instrumentals. OldTown Hall, High Street, Hemel Hempstead HP13AE

Christopher Place Easter Fun Day - Saturday 19Apr Come to Christopher Place Easter Fun dayand meet the animals from our Petting Zoo, joinin the Easter Egg Hunt or have your face painted.Lots of fun for kids of all ages! Upper DagnallStreet, St. Albans AL3 5DQ

Mike the Knight - Saturday 19 Apr Mike theKnight will be making personal appearances atintervals throughout the day. Howard Centre,Welwyn Garden City AL8 6HA

Get Hypnotised! The Matthew Hale ComedyHypnosis Show - Saturday 19 AprThis hilariousshow comes to Letchworth all the way fromAustralia as part of Matthew Hales UK tour.Winner of three national comedy awards.Letchworth Arts Centre. 2 The Arcade,Letchworth Garden City SG6 3EW

Lee Valley Easter Country Fair - Sunday 20 andMonday 21 Apr All day entertainment whichmay include birds of prey, working dogs,childrens entertainment as well as arts, crafts,gifts and food marquees. Waltham Cross EN9 1AB

Marty Wilde - Thursday 24 AprA chance to see

Live on Stage, one of the only performing Rockn Roll pioneers in the world today. GordonCraig Theatre, Stevenage, Lytton Way SG1 1LZ

The Dreamboys - Fri 25 Apr The Dreamboys arewithout a shadow of a doubt the UKs top maleglamour show, perfect for a girls night out withyour friends!Their showcase is unquestionablythe most famous male stripper act the UK hasever produced. With special guest appearanceson massive TV shows such as The X Factor ,Britains Got Talent , Celebrity Big Brother ,Pineapple Dance Studios , Loose Women , ThisMorning and The Only Way Is Essex , TheDreamboys are the only male strip group inhistory to have celebrity status. If youre looking

for the very best girls night out, look no furtherthan these incredible stripping hunks. An actionpacked two-hour show of music, muscle, magicand mayhem; these boys will leave youbreathless and literally have you begging formore! Watford Colosseum, Rickmansworth Road,Watford, WD17 3JN. 0845 075 3993www.watfordcolosseum.co.uk

The Billy Fury Years - Friday 25 AprThe BillyFury Years takes you on a journey through themusical career of Britains best loved RocknRoller. Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage,Lytton Way SG1 1LZ

Amalfi String Quartet - Friday 25 Apr TheAmalfi String Quartet Four women playingbeautiful well known music An evening of greatmusic for Grove House! At Rothamsted

Conference Centre

Bouncers & Shakers - Friday 25, Sat 26, Mon 28Apr to Sat 3 May By John Godber. Directed byJohn Keogh. Barn Theatre, Handside Lane,Welwyn Garden City AL8 6ST

Blake - Friday 25 Apr Award-winning harmonytrio Blake return with a striking new show for2014, featuring songs from their latest album,powerful video projections, hilarious comicbanter. The Radlett Centre, 1 Aldenham Avenue,Radlett WD7 8HL

The Lea School Lego Exhibition - Saturday 26Apr Fantastic Lego models on display - Lego DVDcinema - Vote for your favourite Lego model -Photo opportunities Build your own competition- Colouring in / craft section - Duplo play.Moorland Road, Harpenden AL5 4LE

Two Kinds of Teardrops: The Roy Orbison andDel Shannon story - Saturday 26 Apr Thisunique, must-see retrospective celebrates fivedecades of some of the most dynamic songs ofjoy and pain ever expressed in the history ofpopular music. Performed by Mike VanDetta.Letchworth Arts Centre. 2 The Arcade,Letchworth Garden City SG6 3EW

The Tap Dancing Mermaid - Saturday 26 AprGather round, gather round for the Moonsmagical, mystical story about a tippetty-top tapdancer he has been watching. Old Town Hall,High Street, Hemel Hempstead HP1 3AE

Teas in the Garden at Hertford Museum -Saturday 26 Apr On the last Saturday of themonth throughout the summer pop in and treatyourself to a cream tea or a slice of homemadecake and relax in our beautiful Jacobean style


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knot garden. Hertford Museum, 18 Bull Plain,Hertfordshire SG14 1DT

De Havilland MRS - annual model railwayexhibition- Saturday 26 Apr Two floors ofexhibits all accessible to those with limitedmobility. A dozen layouts in a variety of gaugesincluding our famous club layout Havil Junction.Ludwick Way Methodist Church, Ludwick Way (byWoodhall Parade), Welwyn Garden City AL7 3PN

Buddy Holly and the Cricketers - Saturday 26Apr 21st Birthday Party! This breath-taking showhas rock n rolled audiences across the globefrom Cardiff to California, Barking to Bangkokand Swindon to Sweden and is guaranteed tohave everyone on their feet. The Radlett Centre,1 Aldenham Avenue, Radlett WD7 8HL

Tap Factory - Sunday 27 Apr Tap Factory iswhere Stomp meets Tap Dogs their feet have alife of their own, and the rhythm never stops.With urban Tap dance, hip hop, comedy andaerial acrobatics. Gordon Craig Theatre,Stevenage, Lytton Way SG1 1LZ

Historical Dance Session - Sunday 27 Apr Aselection of dances led by Anne Daye. StStephens Church Hall, 14 Watling Street, StAlbans AL1 2PX

The Johnny Cash Roadshow - Sun 27 Apr TheJohnny Cash Roadshow, a show not to be missedby avid fans or the casual listener. This yearprepare for a musical adventure unrivalled byany other that truly celebrates the career of amusic legend, Johnny Cash. Fronted byrespected singer/songwriter Clive John, Cash'sperformances are recreated with astoundingaccuracy and he truly captures the essence ofwhat it was like to be at a real Cash show. Alsofeaturing Jill Schoonjans as June Carterand Amanda Stone and Sheena Beckett as theCarter Sisters, all aspects of Cashs life arecovered with impeccable taste. The show takes

the audience from the 1950s right up to 2002and all the stops in between. All the greatesthits are included; Ring of Fire , Walk the Line aswell as the Johnny and June duets Jackson , LongLegged Guitar Pickin Man and so many more, allthe while accompanied by an amazing video backdrop with evocative images and shots fromJohnny Cashs life. Don't miss the only JohnnyCash tribute show to be endorsed by the Cashfamily. Watford Colosseum, RickmansworthRoad, Watford, WD17 3JN.0845 075 3993www.watfordcolosseum.co.uk

The Watford Wedding Fair - Sunday 27 Apr Agreat wedding fair conveniently located for bothNorth London and Watford on the A41. Fashion

shows 12.30pm and 2.30pm featuring the latestBridal Gowns. The Watford Hilton, 1 Elton Way,Watford WD25 8HA

Morcambe - Wednesday 30 Apr and Thursday 1May The Olivier Award winning play stars BobGolding as comedy icon, Eric Morcambe. Dontmiss this moving, often hilarious tale about oneof Britains best loved entertainers. Gordon CraigTheatre, Stevenage, Lytton Way SG1 1LZ

Radlett Players Presents: NeighbourhoodWatch - Wednesday 30 Apr to Saturday 3 MayThis play by Alan Ayckbourn was first performedin September 2011. Martin forms a localneighbourhood watch group but events get out ofhand. The Radlett Centre, 1 Aldenham Avenue,Radlett WD7 8HL

Beds Listings

BIG BAND NIGHT - with the Shambles Big Band -Saturday 5 Apr Whipsnade Village Hall isLaunching its 2014 season with a Big Band! Cometo hear those familiar toe-tapping tunes thatmake you want to get up and dance. Drinks forsale before the music starts Whipsnade VillageHall, off B4540 LU6 2LQ

Philharmonia Orchestra: Rachmaninov &Dvork - Saturday 5 Apr Dvorks longing for hisBohemian homelands can be heard through

echoes of Slavic folk melodies in his CelloConcerto. Plus, hear Rachmaninovs passionateSymphony No. 2. Bedford Corn Exchange, StPauls Square, Bedford MK40 1SL

Bach: B Minor Mass - Saturday 5 Apr LutonChoral Society will be performing this popularwork together with the Welwyn Garden CityChorus, conductor Crispin Lewis and The MusicalCompass. St Andrews Church, BlenheimCrescent, Luton LU3 1HA

Dunton Folk - The Carrivick Sisters inConcert - Saturday 5 Apr Identical twin sistersCharlotte and Laura Carrivick have grown upplaying and writing music together. St MaryMagdalene Church, Dunton, Biggleswade SG188RR

Biggleswade Art Exhibition - Saturday 5 andSunday 6 Apr Original paintings for view andsale. Refreshments are available. Northill VillageHall SG18 9AH

Spring Choral Concert - Saturday 5 AprDanesborough Chorus conducted by Ian Smithperform Dvorak "Mass in D" and Liszt "MissaChoralis" with John Witchell (organ).WoburnParish Church, Park Street, Woburn MK17 9PG


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River Ouse Dawn Chorus Boat Cruise -Saturday 5 Apr Join us on the BedfordCommunity Boat as we cruise downstream alongthe River Ouse from Bedford Marina towardsCardington Lock. A guide from The RSPB will beon board to help you enjoy the birds. RSPB, TheLodge Sandy SG19 2DL

Easter Egg Hunt - Sunday 6 Apr The hunt ison... for Easter Eggs that is! Join us from 2-4:30pm for an afternoon of Easter egg hunting,games and fun activities around the beautifulgrounds of Moggerhanger Hospice. Sue Ryder StJohns Hospice, Moggerhanger, Bedford MK44 3RJ

The Bedfordshire Wedding Fair, Shuttleworth -Sunday 6 Apr Fantastic wedding fair at a superbvenue set in 500 acres of parkland. FabulousFashion shows at 12.30pm and 2.30pm featuringgreat dresses. See over 50 companies TheMansion House, Shuttleworth Park, Old WardenPark, Old Warden, Nr Biggleswade SG18 9EA

Flitwick 10K Road Race plus Free juniors funrun - Sunday 6 Apr Millenium Green, Flitwick

Weird and Wonderful Orchids - Kids Crafts andStorytelling - Monday 7 AprWhich one will youchoose to make: monkey, lizard, bee, fly, frog,butterfly, or spider orchid? Have a go at makingan animal orchid, find out about these strangeplants. Marston Vale Forest Centre, Station Road,

Marston Moretaine MK43 0PSEaster Riddler Stickler; Cars and Cream Teas- Monday 7 to Thursday 10 Apr A chance tocome and explore our amazing collection ofvehicles, enjoy a cream tea and if you like joinin the Easter riddler stickler; solve riddlesaround the vehicles and complete your stickersheet to win. Stondon Motor Museum, StationRoad, Lower Stondon, Henlow, Beds,Bedfordshire SG16 6JN

An Eggcellent Treat! - Monday 7 to Friday 18

Apr This Easter, children can come along toFrosts Garden Centre at Willington for a fun two-part Easter themed activity which includeschocolate of course! Frosts Garden Centre atWillington, Sandy Road, Willington MK44 3QP

Free Learning Lunchtime Talk -Celebration Of Herons - Friday 11 Apr JudithKnight from Rushmere Country Park and theBritish Trust for Ornithology talks about greyherons, the heron family and shows some greatfootage from Rushmere Country Park. MarstonVale Forest Centre, Station Road, MarstonMoretaine MK43 0PS

Easter Riddler Stickler; Cars and Cream Teas- Saturday 12 to Monday 21 Apr A chance tocome and explore our amazing collection ofvehicles, enjoy a cream tea and join in theEaster riddler stickler; solve riddles around thevehicles and complete your sticker sheet to win.Stondon Motor Museum, Station Road, LowerStondon, Henlow SG16 6JN Ceilidh - Saturday 12 Apr Live music caller andbuffet. St Anne Church, Crawley Grn Rd LU2 0RB

Bedfordshire Mind Body & Soul Fair (11thAnniversary) Sat 12 & Sun 13 AprThis 2 dayevent offers free talks, free parking, therapies,retailers, clairvoyance, aura photography,colour, sound, angels, crystals, salt lamps & airpurifiers, past life, healing, aloe vera. The RufusCentre, Steppingley Road, Flitwick MK45 1AH

Eggsplore Bedford - Saturday 12 Apr GiantEaster Egg hunt around Bedford town Centre.Follow the clues, find the eggs, and win achocolaty prize!!! Plus a bunny hunt for littleones, childrens craft workshops. 68 High Street,Bedford MK40 1NT

Pack Up Your Troubles - Saturday 12 AprSinger / entertainer Andy Collier is singing hisfirst WW1 public concert and sing song withplenty of very well known songs from the greatwar songs. Cranfield Village Hall MK43 0HR

Hares Hidden Treasure - Kids Crafts andStorytelling - Monday 14 Apr Hear about thejewelled hare and hidden treasure. Make yourown treasure map of the park. Where would youchoose to bury treasure? Marston Vale ForestCentre, Station Road, Marston Moretaine MK430PS

Creation Station Arts and Crafts Family FunSessions - Tuesday 15 and Wednesday 16 AprCome and join us for some fun arts and craftsduring the Easter School Holidays. Sea Cadet

Hut, Althorp Close, Flitwick MK45 1HYThe Circus Is Back In Town! - Tuesday 15 Aprto Sunday 20 Apr 10.30am, 12.30pm, 2.30pm &4.30pm daily The award winning John LawsonsCircus voted Best Small Circus, will make itsreturn to Frosts at Willington. Frosts GardenCentre, Sandy Road, Willington, Bedford MK443QP

Childrens Easter Hunt Trail and activityweekend - Friday 18, Sun 20, Mon 21 AprFollow the Easter Trail and spot all of the

pictures hidden in the woodland with a crmeegg to collect when you finish! RSPB the LodgeSandy SG19 2DL


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3rd Classic Rally & Autojumble - Sunday 20 AprAn enthusiasts paradise at the historic home ofthe famous Shuttleworth Collection. Classic Carson display from the 50s 60 70s 80s with livecommentary throughout the day. Old WardenAerodrome, Biggleswade SG18 9EP

Biggleswade Antiques Fair - Sunday 20 AprOver 45 stalls offering a range of antiques fromjewellery, glass, china, pictures, postcards,kitchenalia and militaria. Popular cafe servinglunches, hot and cold drinks The WeatherleyCentre, Eagle Farm Road, Biggleswade SG18 8JH

Easter Trail - Sunday 20 and Monday 21 Apr 2per child, everyone gets a prize - follow ourEaster themed trail through the park and enjoythe great outdoors this Easter. Marston ValeForest Centre, Station Road, Marston Moretaine,MK43 0PS

Whipsnade Easter Craft and Produce Fair -Sunday 20 Apr Come and join us for a varietyof stalls inside and out brimming with unusualcrafts and local produce! Entrance is free tobuyers and there is plenty of parking space.Whipsnade Village Hall, off B4540 LU6 2LG

Cafe in The Tower - Monday 21 Apr Dropin between 2.30-5.30pm to sample a deliciousrange of cakes and cookies .All Saints Church,

Odell, MK43 7AANursery Crimes: The Catnap Kidnap Caper -Friday 25 and Saturday 26 Apr When a trio ofbears go missing in Fairytale land, PrivateInvestigator, Puss in Boots is hired to track themdown. Tads Theatre Conger Lane, ToddingtonLU5 6BT

Folk Concert - Saturday 26 Apr An eveningof English and Irish Contemporary and TraditionalFolk Music! With two bands Ragged Staff and TheDevine Family. The Rufus Centre, Steppingley

Road, Flitwick MK45 1AH

Hitchin Brass Band - Songs from Stage andScreen - Saturday 26 Apr An evening of Stageand Screen nostalgia from the award winningHitchin Band ft. the Stott Sisters. All localmusicians, highly skilled and ready to make theevening one to remember. Marston Vale ForestCentre, Station Road, Marston Moretaine MK430PS

Bucks Listings

Chiddlers Hour at The Roald Dahl Museum -Tue 1 Apr For 0-3 years: come for songs, craftand play based on Roald Dahls books. Squash

and biscuits provided. 81 - 83 High Street, GreatMissenden HP16 0ALDenham Giant Car Boot Sale - Sat 5, Sat 12, Fri18, Sat 19, Sat 26 Apr Every Saturday and GoodFriday. Sellers set up from 7am. Sellers: Cars 13- all size vans from 15. Older vans welcome asthis Car Boot is not in new emission zone.Buyers: 2 from 9am - 11am. DenhamRoundabout Main A40, Near Uxbridge (from M40then exit junc 1) UB9 5PG

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre - SteamingOpen Day- Sun 6, Wed 9, Sun 13, Wed 16 Apr Buckinghamshire Railway Centre occupies anextensive site in rolling Buckinghamshirecountryside. Exhibits range from large expresspassenger locomotives to the humble shuntingengine. Buckinghamshire Railway Centre,Quainton Road Station, Quainton, AylesburyHP22 4BY

Addicted to the 80s - Saturday 5 Apr Love80s music? Time warp to our tribute nightfeaturing the live 4 piece band "Addicted to 80s"bringing you all those classic hits from the neondecade! 2 Live sets. Missenden Abbey HP16 0BD

Bucks Arts Society Spring Exhibition-Saturday 5and Sunday 6 Apr An annual exhibition of worksby members of the Bucks Art Society. Mediaincludes painting, drawing, mixed media,sculpture, glass and textile art. Fitzwilliams

Centre, Windsor End, Beaconsfield HP9 2JWAward Winning Opera Trio - The Sirens -Saturday 5 Apr Flawless vocals, anunforgettable evening The Sirens are anexquisite vocal trio from the United Kingdom.Specialising in three part harmony, the girls havebeen trained at some of the best. All SaintsChurch,The Causeway, Marlow SL7 2AA

Bach: Magnificat - Saturday 5 Apr WooburnSingers and International Baroque Playerscombine for a glittering all Bach programme.

Bach: Magnificat, Herz und Mund und Tat undLeben BWV 147, Jesu meine Freude BWV 227. AllSaints Church, Church Street, High WycombeHP13 6RF

Easter Hunt - Saturday 5, Sun 6, Tue 8 to Sat12, Tue 15 to Sat 19, Tue 22 Apr Join in theEaster Hunt around Buckingham Old Gaol and wina prize. Buckingham Old Gaol, Market Hill,Buckingham MK18 1JX

Easter Egg Hunt - Saturday 5 to Sunday 20 AprSearch the Museum and gardens for the hiddeneggs to win a chocolate prize. WycombeMuseum, Priory Avenue. High Wycombe HP13 6PX


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An Eggcellent Treat! - Monday 7 to Friday 18Apr This Easter, children can come along toFrosts Garden Centre at Woburn Sands for a funtwo-part Easter themed activity which includeschocolate of course! Children will begin with anEaster Hunt. Frosts Garden Centre at WoburnSands, Newport Road, Woburn Sands, MiltonKeynes MK17 8UE

Easter Holiday Family Activities: Ancient Egypt- Tuesday 8 to Thu 10 Apr Discover the AncientEgyptian wonders of the Museums collections.Tues 8 Apr Canopic Jar Heads Learn more abouthow the Egyptians got themselves ready for theafterlife. Bucks County Museum and Roald DahlChildrens Gallery, Church Street, AylesburyHP20 2QP

Bunny Bunting and Chicks on Sticks - Tuesday8, Thu 10 Apr Get set for Easter and create yourown cute and colourful decorations to takehome. Wycombe Museum, Priory Avenue. HighWycombe HP13 6PX

Easter Crafts for Children - Tuesday 8 AprChildrens activity session at Buckingham OldGaol - Easter crafts galore! Buckingham OldGaol, Market Hill, Buckingham MK18 1JX

Trust Talk at Buckingham Old Gaol -Wednesday 9 Apr Drink, Sex and Death in the17th Century A talk by Tim Healey, broadcasterand musician; it is guaranteed to keep youentertained. Buckingham Old Gaol, Market Hill,Buckingham MK18 1JX

The Lucy Ward Band - Friday 11 Apr The LucyWard Band on Tour! Come and see this brandnew band on their debut tour. Be prepared for anight of beautiful and atmospheric music fromBBC Folk Singer of the Year nominee. TheLimelight Theatre, Queens Park, Aylesbury HP217RT

Lead Kindly Light - Saturday 12 Apr Choral

concert by Great Missenden Choral Society.Eternal Light, a Requiem by Howard Goodall(born 1958) Great Missenden Parish Church,Church Lane, Great Missenden HP16 0BA

Learn To Play a Musical Instrument - Saturday12 Apr Music For All - Free instrument tasterlessons at your local musical instrument store -part of National Learn To Play Day. Wide varietyof instruments to try out. Hollywood Music 90High Street, Stony Stratford MK11 1AH

Fish & Chip Quiz Night - Saturday 12 AprRaising funds for the local Dementia Cafe andChesham in Bloom, this is a fun quiz night withfish and chip supper. There will also be a raffle

and a handicraft stall. Temperance Hall, ChurchStreet, Chesham HP5 1HUBourne End Community Food and Craft Market- Sat 12 Apr Second Saturday of every month ~10am-1pm ~ Free Entry ~ Disabled Access ~Public Car Park (reasonable charges 30p/hour) ~on-site refreshments available. The JacksonRoom, Bourne End Library, Wakeman Road,Bourne End SL8 5LX

Little Chalfont Farmers Market - Saturday 12Apr Great selection of quality, locally producedfood at this monthly market. Buy rare-breedpork, bacon and sausages, buffalo meat, lamb,game and poultry, plus seasonal fruit andvegetables. Village Hall car park, Cokes Lane,Little Chalfont HP8 4UD

Cliveden Car Display - Sunday 13 AprEnjoy atantalising line-up of extra special cars onClivedens spectaular Grand Avenue. Admiresome marvellous motors and have theopportunity to find out more from their owners.National Trust Cliveden, Taplow, Maidenhead SL60JA

Joe McElderry - Set Your Soul Alive Tour - Liveand Unplugged - Sunday 13 Apr For fans of JoeMcElderry and X Factor this is one night not tomiss! For one night only, Joe will be making aspecial exclusive performance, Live AndUnplugged, at The Stables, Stockwell Lane,Wavendon, Milton Keynes MK17 8LU

Science Museum Live presents The EnergyShow - Monday 14 and Tuesday 15 AprMethane bubbles are set alight to make fireballs,hydrogen balloons explode and rockets are firedinto the audience. Stand back and cover yourears theatre just got dangerously exciting!Wycombe Swan Theatre, St Mary Street, HighWycombe HP11 2XE

Woodland Animals in Clay - Tuesday 15, Thu 17Apr Make your family or hedgehogs or owls in

clay Spring Holidays Sessions start at 10.30,11.30, 1.30, 2.30 & 3.30pm By timed ticket onthe day (places are limited). Wycombe Museum,Priory Avenue, High Wycombe HP13 6PX

Pirate Gran - Scamp Theatre -Wednesday 16Apr Pirating isnt the life for everyone, but Gransays if you dont mind sleeping in a hammockand being called Scary Mary, then its a careermore girls should think about. The Theatre,Stantonbury Arts & Leisure MK14 6BN

Hyde End Easter Craft Show - Friday 18, Sun 20

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Day Out With Thomas at BuckinghamshireRailway Centre - Friday 18 to Monday 21 AprSteam trains will be pulled by Thomas the TankEngine, under the watchful eye of Sir TophamHatt the Fat Controller. Buckinghamshire RailwayCentre, Quainton Road Station, Quainton,Aylesbury HP22 4BY

Cadburys Easter Trail - Friday 18 to Monday21 Apr Hunt for clues around the grounds atCliveden, and enjoy a delicious prize at the end.Get your face painted and join in other Easteractivities too. Family fun whatever the weather!National Trust Cliveden, Taplow, Maidenhead SL60JA

Glim Glam Gloss Egg-cellent Easter Event! -Saturday 19 Apr Entry includes: Egg decoratingLunch and unlimited juice. Egg hunt (basketsprovided), decorate an animal mask, Easterthemed games Free tea or coffee for eachparent. Heronsbrook Meeting Place, 5 WadesmillLane, Walnut Tree MK7 7ED

Wedding & Events Fayre - Monday 21 AprAround 25 local exhibitors including weddingdresses * grooms wear * occasion wear cakes *car hire * catering * live entertainment * favoursflowers * hair styling * jewellery * make-up.Milton Keynes Dance Centre, Newport Rd, NewBradwell, Milton Keynes MK13 OAA

Londons More Important River - Wednesday 23Apr The river in question is the Lee, which runsfrom Hertford to the Thames at Limehouse Basin.Development of the navigation began as early asthe thirteenth century and continued into the1800s. Little Chalfont Village Hall, Cokes Lane,Little Chalfont HP8 4UD

Tiny Talk Time: How Does Your Garden Grow?- Friday 25 Apr A special time at Wycombe

Museum for the under fives. Enjoy stories, trailsand craft activities, inspired by the Museumcollection and gardens. Not run during the schoolholidays. Wycombe Museum, Priory Avenue. HighWycombe HP13 6PX

Confusions - Stagestruck Youth Theatre -Friday 25 Apr Alan Ayckbourns Confusions is aseries of five interconnected one-act plays, firststaged in 1974. The scenes are all loosely linkedby characters or locations. Stantonbury TheatreMK14 6BN

Come And Sing! - Saturday 26 Apr Come AndSing for Cancer Research UK. Haydn Nelson Massconducted by Ian Westley, organ Colin Spinks. St.Marys Church, Haddenham HP17 8AH

Handmade Craft Fair - Saturday 26 Apr CraftFair where Everything Is Handmade, and nobought-in or mass produced goods will be found.Items will include: Jewellery, Art, Woodcrafts,Stoneware & Pottery, Fabric & Knitted. BritishLegion Hall, Queensmead Road, Loudwater, HighWycombe HP10 9XA

St Marys Spring Craft Fair - Saturday 26 Apr Inthe beautiful setting of this medieval Church inthe heart of Aylesbury old town. Gorgeous giftsby local crafters. Refreshments available fromthe Refectory Cafe .St Marys Square, AylesburyHP20 2JJ

Activate Youth Dance Festival - Sat 26 and Sun27 Apr 7.30pm. An annual community eventwhich brings together dance groups, includingcommunity groups, youth centres and schools.Aylesbury Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury HP201UG

ModelKraft - Sunday 27 AprThis is the premierScale model event in the local area - It attractshundreds of visitors, clubs and traders form allover the UK. Stantonbury Leisure Centre, MiltonKeynes MK14 6BN

Mentmore Village Green Plant Sale - Sunday 27Apr 12-5pm to be held on Mentmore VillageGreen, Mentmore Village LU7 0QF

St Georges Fun Day and Scout Parade - Sunday27 Apr Aylesbury Town Councils annualcelebration of Englands Patron Saint. From11am until 4pm. Market Square, Aylesbury HP201TT

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre - SteamingOpen Day - Sunday 27 Apr Buckinghamshire

Railway Centre occupies an extensive site inrolling Buckinghamshire countryside. Exhibitsrange from large express passenger locomotivesto the humble shunting engine BuckinghamshireRailway Centre, Quainton Road Station,Quainton, Aylesbury HP22 4BY

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