The Third Age Players are back on stage, now with Old Actors Never Die
A womanising actor, Edmund, is being hunted by a Russian gang because of an affair he had with the gang leader’s mother. Edmund seeks refuge with his three ex-wives whom he maintains at a retirement home for theatrical people......
This week at The Stables: With Boo Hewerdine, Leveret & Miles Jupp
Now, what connects astronauts, regrets, the sexes, social media, hipsters, poo, rage, medicine, manners, identity and lost stuff? You'll not guess it, so we'll tell you - the answer is comedian Miles Jupp....
TV's Adam Henson called upon to launch the Floodplain Forest Nature Reserve in Milton Keynes
A real treat for many was the sighting of a Great White Egret, an uncommon large white heron which has only started breeding in the UK within the last four years....
In Review: War Dogs hits the big screen
When a film draws its inspiration from an article in Rolling Stone magazine with the headline 'The Stoner Arms Dealers: How Two American Kids Became Big-Time Weapons Traders' you know two things. One: drugs will feature in the film at some point. Two: Jonah Hill probably stars in it....
Civil War returns to Newport Pagnell!
This weekend, Bury Field, now used in the main by dog walkers and those seeking a little tranquil time away from the every day bustle, has seen wartime action – a staging of the attack on the town by the Royalists, and the re-taking by the Parliamentarians....
Badgered to Death: New book lifts the lid on the persecution of the beautiful animals
The badger is being blamed for spreading tuberculosis among cattle, and only last week the government approved an extended cull. In reality, the animals - a protected species - are another victim of the intensive livestock industry, and they’ve faced persecution for the past four decades....
