Westfield London will be joining in with the national celebrations for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee by hosting a display of prints taken from the Victoria and Albert Museum's (V&A) collection of Cecil Beaton's royal portraits, from 28th May to 8th June 2012. Located on the first floor of The Village - Westfield's luxury shopping quarter - the public display will showcase select
A portrait of a smiling Home Secretary was unveiled in Twyford last week. The portrait of Theresa May, by Twyford artist Terri Jones, was displayed at the Artistseye exhibition at the United Reformed Church over the Bank Holiday weekend and her husband Philip said it 'captured the real her'. Mrs May visited the exhibition on Friday and said she'd like to buy a copy of the portrait.
A journalist who formerly lived in Windsor and Slough has written a book about his days rubbing shoulders with big-name celebrities. Tony Flood interviewed likes of George Best, and Mohammad Ali before retiring in September 2010 and lifts the lid on these and other stories in My Life With The Stars - Best, Ali and the Panties. He also discloses secrets revealed to him by actresses June Whitfield
A portrait of a smiling Home Secretary was unveiled in Twyford last week. The portrait of Theresa May, by Twyford artist Terri Jones, was displayed at the Artistseye exhibition at the United Reformed Church over the Bank Holiday weekend and her husband Philip said it 'captured the real her'. Mrs May visited the exhibition on Friday and said she'd like to buy a copy of the portrait.
Spring Exhibition by Diversity promises to bring a splash of colour to Henley with this Textile and Mixed Media show. Diversity is a group of nine enthusiastic mixed media textile artists formed in
Take flight and help support Maidenhead's art centre. An auction of promises is being held in aid of the Altwood Road arts centre on Saturday, May 19. Among the host of prizes up for grabs is a flight from White Waltham Airfield. The fundraising event is being organised by Maidenhead and District Arts Council (MDAC) as part of the Dig Deep campaign launched by the Advertiser and Norden Farm a year ago. Its aim is to help boost funding for the venue which has lost its £143,000 annual grant from Arts Council England.
