FROM THE EDITOR

This summer discover Painshill, the magical landscape garden in Cobham Surrey. 160 acres are full of things for the whole family to explore, including temples, woodlands, a lake and the famous Crystal Grotto. Located equi-distant between Ascot Racecourse and Wentworth Golf Club is another centre of sporting excellence – Guards Polo Club. This fabulous polo venue hosts an array of world -class tournaments, including the breathtakingly fast-paced, Cartier Queen’s Cup competition. These games feature the sport’s top players and their amazing horses, highlighting polo at its finest. The Club’s location is equally impressive, situated in heart of Windsor Great Park, a stunning landscape which dates back more than 700 years. For art lovers, collectors, sculptors, photographers and nature enthusiasts - The Sculpture Park in Churt is a hidden gem. From the gates you may not expect the treasures that lie within. Upon entering the 10-acre site, nestled in the heart of the Surrey Hills, you are transported into a magical world of water gardens, woodlands and incredible sculptures.

Faye Manning Editor

Until 5 August

UNCOVERING RUNNYMEDE & ANKERWYCKE

Whilst visitors today will know the areas as the site of the Magna Carta Memorial or the famous 2,000-year-old yew tree, the landscape has actually seen some dramatic changes over the centuries. The archaeological investigations undertaken by the National Trust and Surrey County Archaeology Unit reveal how life revolved around the River Thames for thousands of years.

Chertsey Museum, The Cedars, 33 Windsor Street, Chertsey, Surrey KT16 8AT