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For anyone who has never, or has not for a long time, experienced the delights of motorhome touring, be assured, today's experience of on-the-road self-sufficiency is comfortable, high tech and surprisingly economical in terms of fuel efficiency. By Judith Edwards
High Tech Features For Babies On The Move
From its early beginnings as a lumbering great baby carriage promenaded by a uniformed nanny, to the a super sleek designer buggy of today, the pram has evolved. While it still performs the same function of transporting one, or more, infants, it is now an item of convenience, fashion, status, fitness and, increasingly, high technology.
Hungerford is an attractive small town located in the midst of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town's historic market status is retained by the significant number of small independent retail and commercial outlets giving visitors and residents access to a wide range of products and services. Hungerford has an excellent variety of shops and interesting places to visit and there is ample local parking.
Action Packed Visit With A Scrumptious End
WHATEVER the weather, Bucklebury Farm Park offers great value and a magical experience, appealing to the whole family, school groups, senior citizens' clubs, or just a couple of friends.
Flame throwing Batmobile collection
What can you buy someone who has everything? Would bringing home an iconic motor make you a villain or a superhero? One thing is for sure, you will need deep pockets to buy this Batmobile
Santa and his reindeer set to land at the Berystede Christmas Fayre
Magical moments caught on film, gourmet delights, carols, music and toys plus beautiful - and practical - gifts... just a few good reasons to visit the Macdonald Berystede Christmas Fayre on Thursday, November 29 and on Saturday December 1 Bearwood College is hosting a Christmas Market from 12.30 to 4pm with gifts, carols and prize raffle and refreshments
Millions of people registered with job agencies and online job boards are filled with CVs yet employers say they cannot find the right people. There is a mismatch here but what can be done about it? Dean Weller, 'the careers guy' does not profess to have all the answers, but his two-part video advice series goes a long way to closing the gap - starting with the job seeker
Make it a Record Breaking Year
This year we are going to have the opportunity to share the experiences of some incredible athletes. These dedicated and focused individuals share a common attribute - the pursuit of a single goal.
Dairy Crest Milk&More - the best home shopping experience
When it comes to grocery shopping online the quality of produce and prompt delivery are two of the most significant benefits that most consumers are looking for.
A weekend in Cambridge, arranged around an organised cycle ride and a punt trip, turned out to be more than anticipated.
Call me cynical, but I had started to question the lasting value of a facial. Yes it's relaxing, and yes, you feel wonderful for the next few hours, possibly longer - until the lingering aromas have been showered-away - but, even the most sceptical can be surprised.
New Dance course in centenary year
Celebrating its centenary this year, the Italia Conti theatre arts training school is putting on series of events that reflect its extraordinary history and is set to launch a new higher education Dance Performance course.
Sniffing out some routes to roam
Ever felt a teeny bit bored with your well-trodden walking routes? Here's a solution. An app - that makes it easy to find the best dog walks in the area and a means of logging routes for others to follow.
Penta King creates a dessert for a princess
THE HEAD chef of a leading Reading hotel is set to make a stir. John King, who is based at the Penta Hotel Reading, is designing a dessert as a tribute to Prince William and Catherine.
Maxwell - warrior of pen and sword
"As the brown Shenai sword sweeps menacingly towards me, crashing across my wire headmask and sending vibrations echoing through my eardrums, I feel very much out of my depth." Maxwell Kusi-Obodum.
Winter seemed to arrive in a trice last week. In the space of a few days the weather changed from late autumn sunshine to fog and ice then rain and gales. If we take Ray Castle's advice from motors.co.uk, we will be prepared for the worst that the winter weather has yet to throw at us.
Devil is in the personal detail
The internet has changed the way we look for work. Jobhunting is fast, efficient and convenient, but scams and identity theft are a real possibility. Here we address ways in which to safely post a CV online and check that organisations are bona fide.
Now that the clocks have gone back, children are being urged to 'be bright and be seen'.
After last year's cold spell many motorists will have considered buying a heavy-duty motor, but according to tyre experts, the fast route to winter-driving confidence is investing in a set of winter tyres
It's not easy to get back to work after a break, but for parents with young children, finding a new career path can be an uphill struggle
