West Berkshire Villagers- Relax, Listen and Enjoy
Photograph of East Garston Village, Nr. Lambourn, West Berkshire by courtesy of Alamy
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Phil Howarth is the Managing Director of Hawkridge Gin Distillery in Compton, making bespoke gin for outlets across West Berkshire. Phil describes the gin making process, the making of bespoke gins and the history behind the names used. Phil has been suppling venues across West Berkshire, such as The Vineyard in Stockcross and Berkshire Brewery …
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Phil Howarth is the Managing Director of Hawkridge Gin Distillery in Compton, making bespoke gin for outlets across West Berkshire.
You can Listen to Michael's interview here Michael, from Thatcham, had just set up a photography business Crow and Sparrow, when the lockdown happened. Michael decided that as well as shaping the future path he wished to take with photography and it would now also be a good time to get involved in the Lockdown …
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James Shipman found a love of animals early in life and has worked in African Safari Parks, before moving to Great Shefford and pursuing his great interest in bats.In this interview he explains the myths about bats and the true facts. With a wide knowledge and understanding of these small creatures he tells us more …
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With no imminent trip to North Wales for us, we are taking a virtual visit to the beautiful Snowdonia, with photographer Dave Newbould.
Lonely Lentil began in 2019 as a pop-up shop/food stall.
With over 30 years experience of putting on events large and small, the Graham Steel Music Company is a one stop shop for all music related events, including working with venues & festivals, programme entertainment, event management and promotion and publicity.
A comical story about a stable lad and a horse.
Bishop Olivia is originally from Kent and began working as a volunteer teacher and school’s worker, living and working within a small community in Kenya. Later Bishop Olivia worked as an overseas relief and development worker for nine years in Africa, including working with Oxfam in Somalia.
Dominic grew up in Ireland, the son of a County Meath Vet.