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REVIEW: THE LION KING
13th September 2019
THE HIPPODROME, BRISTOL, UNTIL SAT 23 NOV From the opening sunrise, as Rafiki (Thandazile Soni) calls the animals to Pride Rock with her breathtaking cry, to the joyous swelter of movement and colour that brings down the curtain, Disney’s latest stage production of ‘The Lion King’...
Food for thought - Gloucestershire
15th May 2018
As the government taxes sugary drinks and councils deploy a range of initiatives to tackle childhood obesity, Emily Potter explores how parents can inspire their children to eat healthily. It’s school pick up time. The kids charge into the playground, excited to be out of the classroom,...
Springwatch presenters at the Sherborne Park Estate
31st May 2018
Two BBC presenters - Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan - are back at the National Trust’s Sherborne Park Estate in Gloucestershire for the return of Springwatch. They will explore how nature is not just surviving but thriving here, while Gillian Burke will travel the length of the UK meeting...
REVIEW
21st November 2017
Festival of Light, Longleat House Until Tue 2 Jan The road snaking down to Longleat House as you enter the estate offers a taste of the excitement in store. For those familiar with Longleat’s safari park experience, the Festival of Light extends the appeal of this world famous visitor...
REVIEW - Giffords Circus, The Painted Wagon
13th July 2016
It’s Calamity Jane meets the Great Blondin as our band of settlers take to their wagon trains and head west to seek their fortune in 19th century “You Ess of Ay”. Tweedy, the West’s favourite clown (both in Gloucestershire and in our fictional stateside setting), opens the...
