What’s On Magazine March 2016 edition features an exclusive interview with Saba Douglas-Hamilton

Saba is a Kenyan conservationist, BBC TV presenter and wildlife-filmmaker.
She lives in Kenya with her husband, Frank Pope, and their three young children, and currently runs the family’s luxury tented eco-lodge, Elephant Watch Camp.
A 10 part BBC series – This Wild Life – was recently shown about their lives in Samburu.
In April she will be travelling to the UK to present her ‘A Life with Elephants UK Tour’

You can see Saba on…..
12th April    Camberley Theatre, Camberley     01276 707600    www.camberleytheatre.biz
20th April at The Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells.  Box Office  01892 530613
3rd May  at  London RGS Ondaatje Theatre & Map Room  020 7609 1800

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To find out more about Saba see www.sabadouglashamilton.com

What’s On Magazine February 2016 edition features an exclusive interview with Lulu.

Lulu will be touring in the What’s On Magazine area soon…
For a full list of venues, see www.luluofficial.com

Thursday March 3rd Cliffs Pavilion, Southend
Friday March 4th G Live, Guildford
Monday March 28th Orchard Theatre, Dartford
Monday April 18th Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells

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Philip Treacy has become the world’s most in demand hat designer.

His hats are as popular with European aristocrats as with Hollywood royalty. Widely credited for changing the perception of the hat, he designs hats to flatter and enhance the wearer.

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What’s On Magazine December 2015 features exclusive picture from this years Collars and Coats event.

The visual spectacle that is Battersea Dogs & Cats Home’s once again returned with the Collars & Coats Gala Ball at the iconic Battersea Evolution in London.
Celebrating its seventh successful year, the high-profile event is a highlight of the autumn social calendar, and is consistently regarded as one of the most unique and eagerly anticipated charity events.
The annual charity extravaganza saw a host of UK and international stars take to the red carpet for this worthwhile cause to raise vital funds for Battersea Dogs & Cats Home’s work in rescuing and re-homing abandoned dogs.
What’s On Magazine went along to join this year’s star line-up, from the world of TV, music, film, sport and fashion, which included: Battersea Ambassador Dame Jacqueline Wilson, Hilary Devey, Craig Revel-Horwood, Anthony Head, Nicky Clarke, Kelly Simpkin, Little Mix’s Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Dr Christian Jessen, Rosie Marcel, Sue Barker, photographer Rankin, and Debbie Sledge of the iconic music group Sister Sledge.

 What’s On Magazine November 2015 edition features an exclusive with Cindy Crawford

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Cindy Crawford was the cornerstone of the golden age of the supermodel in the 1990s.
She blazed a trail during that decade, seamlessly moving between the
runway to unconventional outlets, such as cutting-edge MTV,
Super Bowl commercials, and even Playboy magazine. …
In her latest book ‘Becoming’ International supermodel Cindy Crawford chronicles her life and career, sharing stories and lessons learned, and features her most memorable images.

What’s On Magazine October 2015 edition features exclusive pictures from the 2015 Goodwood Revival.

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GOODWOOD REVIVAL ATTRACTS RECORD CROWD

A record sell-out crowd of 149,000 enjoyed a sensational 18th Goodwood Revival Meeting during the weekend of September 11-13 at the iconic Goodwood Motor Circuit.
The outstanding on-track moments of the weekend included the first gathering in history of all six original Shelby Daytona Coupes – on the 50th anniversary of the organisation’s World Sportscar title – and the honouring of the career of legendary racer, team boss and constructor Bruce McLaren.
Race highlights included the annual RAC TT Celebration race for early-1960s GT cars, which was won by the JD Classics-prepared Jaguar E-type of former British Touring Car Champion Gordon Shedden and Chris Ward, and a back-to-front victory in the St Mary’s Trophy for 1960s saloons for the mighty Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt of ‘Mr Le Mans’ Tom Kristensen and Henry Mann.
Seventeen-year-old Peter de la Roche, on his first visit to Goodwood, secured victory in the Earl of March Trophy for post-war 500cc single-seaters, taking the lead at the final corner of a scintillating race, while success in the Lavant Cup, held exclusively for 1950s Ferrari sports prototypes, went the way of James Cottingham’s Ferrari 500 TRC.