Lifestyle

The Burgundy wine region is one of, if not the, most complicated regions in the world.

It’s National Allotment Week (August 13-19) so whether you have a few tubs of veg or a full-sized vegetable garden, make the most of your produce with this colourful dish from David Woods, executive head chef of the Sofitel London Gatwick.

A British tourist has claimed that her holiday to the Spanish resort of Benidorm was ruined because there was ‘too many Spanish people’.

A Chichester-based organic compost firm is launching a competition to celebrate National Allotment Week (August 13-19).

The team behind the Plant Fairs Roadshow, a select group of intrepid plant explorers and nurserymen, are gearing up for their first ever visit to Borde Hill Garden, Haywards Heath, on September 16 (10am-5pm).

When you think of the champagne region of France, the areas around the towns of Reims and Epernay most often spring to mind.

Rebecca Underwood pops along the coast to Bournemouth

When Three Bridges Forum member Dave Hathaway was researching for our Caroline Haslett Memorial Project at the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) Archives in London recently, he discovered correspondence relating to the naming of Haslett Avenue, which runs between Three Bridges and Crawley.

Having never heard of vermouth before, Charlotte Harding finds out more about one created in Sussex.

Afternoon Tea Week is just around the corner (August 14-20) so celebrate by baking a family favourite to go with your scones and cream.

Whether or not you are an avid cricket fan, glued to the telly with every Test Match, or cheering on the team at Lord’s cricket ground, most people will have heard of the almost legendary English cricketer, Ian Botham.

As we bask in a long awaited hot English summer, August with the renowned Arundel Festival is just around the corner.

Food artist Michelle Wibowo has unveiled one of Roald Dahl’s most beloved characters – The BFG – made entirely from Mr Kipling cakes.

There are activities taking place for the whole family across Sussex during the summer holidays, here is a handy list of what’s on. From archery to counting butterflies, there is something for everyone.

Following the tremendous success of the first Sussex Music Festival last summer raising over £400 for Cancer Research, Sussex Music Festival 2018 is shaping up to be bigger and better than ever!

Brazil makes wine? This was the universal response when I suggested a tasting of wines from Brazil for one of the Arundel Wine Society monthly meetings.

There was much to celebrate at this year’s silver jubilee Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Be bold, be brave… and try cooking octopus this summer. With this easy recipe from David Woods, executive head chef of the Sofitel London Gatwick, you won’t get your tentacles in a twist...

A cafe in Three Bridges is joining in a new scheme to help tackle the problem of loneliness.