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Contents JUNE 2019 | Vol. 18 | No. 6

5 Disjointed Ramblings

22 March for men

9 Summer delights

26 Henley Festival

16 George Clarke Q&A

28 Wye Valley Volunteers

18 Riverside delights

32 Thai recipe treats

20 Really wild interiors

36 Classified

Local news and charity events

Fantastic days out for all!

Star’s thoughts & dreams

Marlow Regatta fun

Earn your style stripes!

Help beat prostate cancer

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Promoting your event in Ramblings is FREE June is here – which means, all of a sudden, that we’re halfway through the year. I'm not quite sure how that happened with such speed. Apparently, it’s national smile month so we should all put on our cheery faces and smile at strangers...

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'm not sure how that’ll go down in certain situations. But there's lots to make you smile in your June Ramblings, including three key annual events to enjoy in Marlow this month.

Firstly, there’s the all-important Marlow Town Regatta & Festival which takes place during the weekend of 15th and 16th June. There are plenty of options for enjoyment, as well as the rowing. There’s a variety of food and drink on offer, some street food and an option for waitress service with Sojo Kitchen’s riverside dining, or for those who like the freedom of bringing their own food, there’s the opportunity to book a picnic pitch. Marlow Orchestra will also be performing during the afternoon of Sunday 16th June. Further details on all aspects of the Regatta & Festival and to purchase badges/picnic pitches/ parking, visit www.marlowtownregatta.org. The seventh Rock Bottom takes place on Saturday 22nd June at its usual venue of Marlow Bottom playing fields (SL7 3NF). There’s a fantastic mix of local bands and outstanding cover and tribute bands to be enjoyed. The fun rocks from 12.30–10.30pm. Further details and tickets visit www.marlowrockbottom.com.

Then there’s the Love Marlow Festival to enjoy, which takes place from Saturday 1st June to Sunday 16th June. The event is supported by Marlow Library who will be working alongside the Making Marlow Dementia Friendly group on Thursday 6th June, 10am – 11.30am to provide a support and information session for those caring for and people living with dementia. There are experienced, professional carers on hand who can offer support and advice and give more information on dementia and the support that is available in Marlow and the local area. There’s another workshop on offer on Thursday 13th June, 11am – 12.30pm and Friday 14th June, 2pm – 3.30pm. This workshop is entitled SCAM (Stop Cyber Attacks on Me!) Come along and find out how to keep yourself safe when responding to emails, letters or answering the phone. As well as the above, there are over 60 Love Marlow events to enjoy locally. Details of which were published in last month’s issue of this magazine. If you missed that, you can download the flyer, visit www.lovemarlow.co.uk/wpcontent/uploads/2019/04/LOVE-Marlow-programmelisting-flyer.pdf

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Talking of Dementia (the umbrella term that Alzheimer’s disease can fall under), it’s the Alzheimer’s Society Cupcake Day on Thursday 13th June, so bring out your baking bowls and whip out your whisks to bake some cupcakes and raise some vitally needed funds. Cupcake Day is now in its fourth year and has raised £2.7 million since 2016 and by hosting you get to enjoy tasty treats with workmates, friends and family. It doesn’t have to be on the 13th June, any day to suit during the month is fine. Dementia is noted to be the 21st century’s biggest killer and will affect one million people by 2021. In the average time it takes to bake a batch of cakes, six people will develop dementia in the UK. For further details and a fundraising pack, visit www.cupcakeday.alzheimers.org.uk Staying with the food and drink theme, Princess and the Pinot are offering an introduction to their flights of Italian wine (that’s tasting to those of us unfamiliar with wine terminology), served with antipasti calabrese. There’s a glass of bubbles to enjoy whilst listening to a talk on the wines of Italy and then a flight of wines to pair up with the sharing platter, along with a favourite glass of wine. This takes place on Monday 10th June at Da Luca Restaurant, Marlow Bottom (SL7 3NT), start time 7.30pm. Tickets must HIGD-Parish-Mag-Half.pdf 25/04/2014 10:19:43 be bought in advance and places are limited. Further details and tickets, email soma@princessandthepinot.com.

Continuing with that all-important subject of food and drink and with a fundraising slant, Maidenhead Fundraising Group for the Thames Hospice is holding its annual Taplow Teas event at Taplow Court (SL6 0ER) on Sunday 23rd June, 2pm – 5pm. There are home-made cakes and cream teas on offer along with various stalls, including a plant stall and a tombola. There’s also the chance to look around the gothic mansion and explore the gardens. For further details search THMFG on Facebook. On the subject of cakes and tombola, St Nicholas Church in Bourne End, is holding its annual Hedsor Fair on Saturday 29th June. Held in the beautiful private gardens of Orchard Dene (SL8 5EB) beside the Thames, there are some lovely activities on offer here including boat rides, barbecue lunches, the ubiquitous teas and home-made cakes, all accompanied by a live band. There are also lots of wacky games for all the family to enjoy, along with children’s pony rides. The fun happens from 12-4.30pm. It’s the 1st Cookham Scout Group’s Village Fair and Dog Show on Saturday 15th June, 11am – 4pm. There’s lots of fun, family activities including entertainers, live music, barbecue and tractor rides. The fair is about bringing the community together and raising money for the Cookham Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers.

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The summer holidays are looming and no matter how much you try to organise and arrange for your little (and not-so little) ones to do, it’ll never be enough. Karen Neville oﬀers a few ideas...

e’ve been taking a tour of the area and have a few ideas for you. There are so many ways to entertain your children whatever their age that you shouldn’t hear cries of “I’m bored, what can I do…” Let’s start with something for the inquisitive among you... If you get a kick out of solving puzzles or love to know how things work then a visit to The Look Out Discovery Centre in Bracknell is a must. The hands-on science and nature exhibition has more than 90 activities suitable for children of all ages, spread over five zones. Launch a rocket or set off a hot air balloon; learn the mysteries of the human body and brain by testing speed and reflex; play with laser beams; step outside to discover local wildlife and join the Look Out construction crew – with so much to do where will you start? Visit www. bracknell-forest.gov.uk/ leisure-services More puzzles to solve can be enjoyed on a treasure trail. There are 14 trails to with clues to solve along the way on spy missions and murder mysteries in Hungerford,

Lambourn and Newbury among other places. To track down the full range of trails on offer go to www.treasuretrails.co.uk If your holiday time is all about enjoying the great outdoors the Wellington Country Park is a must. There’s so much to do you might want to think about staying over at the campsite to ensure you pack it all in! The adventure play areas and toddler play area have age-appropriate activities such as zip wires, balancing beams, slides, swings and climbing frames. Bounce on the giant, colourful jumping pillow and play on the full-size snakes and ladders and make you bring a bucket and space to play with in the sand pits. Visit www.wellington-country-park.co.uk Active kids will want to head to the Adventure Dolphin Centre in Pangbourne, which has loads of ideas for expending energy ranging from kayaking, canoeing, kayak surfing, rock

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climbing, abseiling, hill walking, mountaineering, gorge scrambling and off-road cycling. Suitable for kids aged 13-19 but there are plenty suitable for those aged eight or older too, check them out at www.adventuredolphin.co.uk An ever-popular choice for a great family day out is Beale Park at Pangbourne. Enjoy the wildlife park and gardens, home to more than 20 species – who can’t resist heading straight to the meerkats? From the adventure playground, aerial cableway and sand pit to the amazing Little Tikes Outdoor Village, perfect for younger ones with police cars, trikes, traffic lights and even a zebra crossing – there’s so much to enjoy, take a picnic and tuck in! Visit www.bealepark.org.uk

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enjoy the children’s nature trail. Pack your tent and join the family camping event in the woods on selected dates in July (early booking essential). There’s also outdoor theatre to enjoy including The Wind in the Willows and Gangsta Granny. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/cliveden We’re lucky to live close to the Thames and one family-friendly highlight next month will bring you the world’s biggest classic riverboat collection and vintage vehicles as well as shopping, children’s fun, food and more in Henley for great causes. The Thames Traditional Boat Get closer to the Festival runs 19th-21st July; visit www.tradboatfestival.com

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Journey through the countryside aboard the Dartmouth Express or the West Somerset Steam Express, board at Reading or Newbury and travel to the west country enjoying one of three classes with different dining options on the trips. Selected dates in June, July and August. For more visit www.railwaytouring.net or call 01553 661500. Get closer to the wonders of the natural world at Marwell Zoo, there are hundreds of animals in the 140 acre park, five adventure playgrounds where you can swing like a monkey and slide like a penguin. There’s an interactive expedition with more than two million LEGO bricks in the hols and an 8m T-Rex model. Look out for Colin… Visit www.marwell.org.uk Berkshire has a wealth of entertainment and activities for you to choose from you may want to add in a visit to Windsor Castle, Laserquest in Wokingham, Coral Reef in Bracknell, go bowling or skating, visit Basildon Park or drop in on one of the huge variety of museums across the county. However you spend your hols, have fun!

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Cookham Dean Primary School’s Summer Fayre is on Saturday, 29th June, with a Wild West theme – yee hah! Norden Farm Night Market returns by popular demand on Friday, 14th June, 6-10pm. This atmospheric evening is perfect for browsing unique artisan stalls from local artists and crafts people. Live acoustic sets feature local musicians. The Café Bar is open to serve craft ales, fine wines and a food menu from 5.30-7.45pm. Now to some indoor entertainment. The Chiltern Shakespeare Company (CSC) is staging a Midsummer Night’s Dream from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th June and Wednesday 19th to Saturday 22nd June, start time 8pm, at Hall Barn, Beaconsfield (HP9 2SG). Additional matinee performances take place at 2pm on both Saturdays. Outdoor performances are staged amidst the amazing parkland and this year marks the 30th anniversary of performances at Hall Barn. There’s the chance to picnic in the park before the play starts as gates open two hours before the performance starts. Further details and tickets visit www.chiltern-shakespeare.co.uk/whatson/ AMidsummerNightsDream or from the box office, call 01494 573559 – open 9am – 6pm Monday to Saturday.

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Chapterhouse Theatre Company who’ll be performing everybody’s swashbuckling favourite, Treasure Island, on Saturday 15th June at West Wycombe Park (HP14 3AJ). Doors open at 5pm and the performance starts at 6pm. For further details and tickets visit www.chapterhouse.org The Garden Players’ summer production of The Tempest, billed as one of Shakespeare’s finest plays, takes place on the amazing lawns at Stubbings House, Maidenhead (SL6 6QL) from Tuesday 18th to Saturday 22nd June. The gardens will be open for picnics from 5.30pm. This year’s production is raising funds for Child Bereavement UK, a charity set up to support families and educate professions both when a baby or child of any ages dies or is dying and when a child is facing bereavement. Tickets available from the box office, call 01628 825454. For further details on Child Bereavement UK or to donate, visit www.childbereavementuk.org. The Chiltern Camerata Summer Concert takes place on Sunday 9th June at the Church of St Lawrence, West Wycombe (HP14 3AP). Doors open at 5.30pm for a 6pm start. This is the closing concert of the current season featuring music by Mozart and Mendelssohn. The concert is characterised by beginnings and endings, including the first and last symphonies of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

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Hello! What’s your top tip for anyone improving their home? “Make it personal! I see so many homes that are attempts to copy an interior design magazine. I get bored of that.”

Q. Do you know this part of the world well? “Yes; I love Oxfordshire – it’s a fantastic escape from London. And Oxford itself is the most wonderful city. My favourite place to visit is the Augustus Pitt Rivers museum. What an incredible collector he was. Oh... and a small part of me wishes Blenhiem I’d gone to Oxford University. I Flower Show, 21stdidn’t apply because I didn’t think I’d get in.” 23rd June, www.

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Q. What’s your favourite book, artist, ﬁlm and music? “Master & Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov. Turner’s my favourite artist. I’m a sucker for Bond; Spectre is up there. I never thought Daniel Craig would be my favourite but he’s brilliant. As for music, I’d have to choose Here Comes the Sun by George Harrison – it’s simplicity and beauty personified.”

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love beautiful, peaceful spaces. Second: Sir John Shane’s house in Lincoln’s-in-Fields... My third should be my home, as your own home is the most important piece of architecture... But I can’t not choose an Edwin Lutyens; I’d go for Goddards in Surrey. It’s owned by the Landmark Trust and I’m a proud patron.” Q. You love shopping... what’s your weakness? “Cameras. I’ve taken photos since I bought my first, a second-hand SLR Chinon from a shop in Sunderland (which is still there) aged 14. I now have a collection. My favourite is my Leica CL. I know there are great camera phones these days but a beautiful camera with amazing lens feels different.” Q. Who would be your dream party guests, living or dead, real or ﬁctional? “George Best, Will Alsop (architect), David Attenborough, Elvis, Pink, Charlize Theron, James Bond (Daniel Craig) and my wife Katie... It would be a great night!” Q. What’s the best lesson parenthood has taught you? “Firstly, parenthood is the greatest thing on earth... nothing else matters once you have kids... Secondly: that love is unconditional.” Q. What would you wish for if you had a magic wand? “I’d reverse climate change so everything we did made a positive contribution to the environment. I worry every day about the impact we are having on Mother Nature. It’s going to require a massive change in the way the way we live on this planet for us to sort it out. That’s a depressing end to a nice interview. Sorry!”

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t is almost 20 years since the original Marlow Regatta moved to Dorney Lake, and this is when the new town regatta and festival event was created for the town. “Each year the event continues to go from strength to strength,” says David Newberry, “with excellent rowing, many food and drink options, along with great entertainment and music. It is a wonderful day out for the entire family.” Saturday, 15th June, is the traditional rowing regatta day … and it provides a wonderful social occasion. Competitive rowing can be viewed by the enclosure, entry requires an entry badge, along with appropriate dress The event goes code. Purchase badges online in advance from strength to at www.marlowtownregatta.org some may be available on the day but strength they may already have sold out. There are also picnic pitches available to buy, where you can pitch a gazebo and create a wonderful way to spend the day.

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Riverside Dining with Sojo Kitchen is returning this year on Saturday and is set to be even better than before with a new riverside location, a luxurious new marquee and a brand new menu. The Round Table Riverside Bar offers the opportunity to buy a drink, watch the action on the river and chat with friends. Enjoy Pimm’s, Prosecco, Harrow and Hope wine, Rebellion IPA and Rebellion lager as well as Mr Hobbs Gin this year. The Riverside Bar is run by Marlow Round Table with all profits going to local charities and good causes. There are also a variety of amazing food stalls on Saturday serving street food as well as tea, coffee and light snacks. Elton John tribute band Crocodile Mock, a 5-piece band recreating the hits will round off the music in the evening. Interkoola will headline during the day - one of Marlow’s newest cover bands, they‘ll play a mix of popular but less covered tracks. Reeve are a five-piece band with their own unique mix of rock with a touch of modern folk. The Next Stage Choir entertains with everything from classical to pop and musicals to gospel. For more information and to buy tickets please go to www.marlowtownregatta.org/

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ll Saints’ Marlow Music Trust was established some six years ago to support the ministry of music in the church.

of works by Gabrielli, JS Bach, Sibelius and her 12-year-old son among others, Nicola will demonstrate the remarkable expressive range and versatility of the instrument.

Through the generous support of individuals and businesses, together with the promotion of concerts and other fundraising events, it has been able to fund a number of Choral Scholarships and, most recently, an organ scholarship.

She is one of our foremost cellists and is much in demand both as a teacher and as a performer.

Many concerts are given in the church on Sunday afternoons and at other times. The trust is delighted to welcome Nicola Tait Baxter to Marlow on Sunday, 30th June, when she will

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Shifting the focus to the great outdoors and a gentle walk is on offer in Bourne End with their local Simply Walk group. It’s their third anniversary this month and many of their members are saying that the regular ramble has improved their health and fitness, as well as providing a happy social occasion. If you’d like to join in, meet at Bourne End Library (SL8 5SX), 10.15am each Wednesday for a 50-minute walk followed by coffee at the library. Ramping up the activity level with the perfect way to spend a summer’s day. Play tennis or croquet in

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the Cookham Charity Tournament, which is held in some of the beautiful private gardens in and around Cookham Dean. This fun event raises money for local good causes. All standards of players are welcome. Sunday 23rd June is the date and for more information and entry forms visit www.cookhamdean.net. Entry is available as a single or a pair but if you’d like to bring a group of eight, you’ll earn yourselves a bottle of Prosecco! Spectators welcome. Further fundraising now and the Painted Dog Conservation UK charity is based in Cookham. The charity raises financial support for an Educational Bush Camp for rural children in North West Zimbabwe, where children are encouraged to conserve the wildlife including the wild (painted) dog which is a highly endangered species. A sale of unique snare art (made from actual wire snares), beaded and wooden carved animals, all crafted by Zimbabwean artisans, is taking place at the Reading Water Festival on Saturday 15th June. Visit www.painteddog.co.uk On the subject of conservation, Craft Coop is hosting Maidenhead’s new Zero Waste pop up shop, Filling Good, which provides a variety of everyday items without the need for wasteful packaging. Customers bring their own containers to refill from Filling Good’s staple products including chocolate, cleaning products, personal care items

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We’re looking forward to another star-studded Henley Festival from Wednesday 10th to Sunday 14th July

nce again, this year, there will be a remarkable transformation in Henley as in mid-July the Remenham bank changes from the Regatta site to that of a formal black-tie festival.

In the evening spectacular firework displays will illuminate the night skies. We are also promised Europe’s largest pop-up restaurant where a team led by Michelin starred chef Angela Hartnett will serve 1200 covers each evening.

On the iconic floating stage this year we have a wide range of stars who reflect the eclectic mix of the event, with Boy George, Jessie J, Tom Odell, Jo Whiley’s 90s Anthems, Björn Again and Classic FM: A Night at the Movies with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Comedians and impressionists in the line up for 2019 include the irrepressible Julian Cleary, Ed Byrne, Jan Ravens, Steve Bugeja, Andy Hamilton and former alumni of Oxford University, Richard Herring, Steve for one is really looking forward to appearing at the Festival after having had many pleasant evenings performing at the Kenton Theatre and has always found the Henley audiences to be fun, switched on and always up for a laugh.

Next month, we’ll bring you an interview with the director and founder of Björn Again covering their remarkable story that has seen them go from humble beginnings of performing in a pub in Melbourne to opening for Nirvana at that other Thameside venue – the Reading Festival. This Abba tribute band has performed in more than 150 countries around the world, and in case you were wondering they have performed in front of members of the real Abba and are now good friends with them. As for which person they would love to join their line-up, we’ll tell you more next month! In addition to the floating stage, plenty of entertainment across the site each day and evening including a star-studded comedy line-up, world famous jazz musicians, world music stars, up and coming and unsigned folk singers, mind boggling street theatre, world class sculpture and paintings. 26 | JUNE 2019

Julian has not been seen live on stage for a while, but that is not due to a desire to solitude but the fact he has spent some time writing children’s books. However, the wheel of fortune has turned and now Julian feels in need a more adult audience for a while. Now with the technology off radio-mikes it is not just the first five rows who may meet a wandering Julian during his show, and he is also on the lookout for ladies in floral print dresses. For further information on who is appearing where and when, how to get tickets and perhaps more importantly where you can park your car, please visit www.henley-festival.co.uk.

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A classic green chicken curry

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ound all the paste ingredients in a pestle and mortar (hardest first, as listed, working down to the softest), until you have a uniform, close-textured paste. If it’s not completely smooth, don’t worry. If you prefer to use a food processor or a blender, again work from hardest to softest, and add about 1 tablespoon water or more to bring the paste together. Heat the oil in a wok or saucepan and fry the paste until it smells fragrant (about a minute). Add half the coconut milk, bring to the boil slowly, stirring to dissolve the paste. Let the coconut milk simmer a little until you see oil appear on the surface. Then add 200 ml/7 fl oz/a cup of water and bring to the boil. Add the chicken and bring back to the boil, then add the rest of the coconut milk. Bring back to the boil and simmer for about six minutes. Add the nam pla and the sugar, if using. Taste and adjust the seasoning. If it seems a little thick, add a little more water – you want a soupiness, not a thick gravy. Add the aubergines, the bamboo shoots and one of the long red chillies. Simmer for another three minutes or so. Taste – you want this to taste vibrant, hot, salty and herbaceous. Add the basil, the remaining red chilli and the whole orange chilli if you have one, and serve with some jasmine rice and nam pla prik (fish sauce with chillies). 32 | JUNE 2019

for the paste • ½tsp coriander seeds • ½tsp cumin seeds • 1 tsp white peppercorns • A good pinch of salt • 1 tbsp finely chopped & 1 tbsp finely chopped lemongrass • Two Thai shallots or one regular, peeled and finely chopped • 12 green Thai bird’s eye chillies, de-stemmed and chopped • Two long green chillies, destemmed and finely chopped • 4 tbsp finely chopped fresh coriander (cilantro) root, with some stem attached • One garlic clove, peeled and finely chopped • 2cm / ¾-inch piece of fresh turmeric, finely chopped • zest of one kaffir lime • 1 tsp kapi (shrimp paste) And for the curry • 2 tbsp vegetable oil • One 400ml / 14fl oz can of coconut milk • 350g / 12oz chicken thighs, cut into 2cm / ¾inch dice • 1–2 tbsp nam pla (fish sauce) • a pinch of caster (superfine) sugar (optional) • 65g/2¼ oz pea aubergines (eggplants) • Two Thai round aubergines (eggplants), cut into quarters • 100 g/3½ oz bamboo shoots, chopped • Two long red chillies, diagonally sliced into three pieces • Large handful Thai sweet basil • One long orange chilli (optional)

Prep: 15 minutes Cooking: 12-15 minutes Serves: Four

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Ingredients:

• 2tbsp vegetable oil • Two garlic cloves, peeled and finely chopped • 180g/6oz peeled prawns (shrimp) • Two or three Thai bird’s eye chillies, chopped • 1 tbsp nam pla (fish sauce) • 1 tbsp light soy sauce • A good pinch of sugar • 500 g/1 lb 2 oz/41⁄2 cups cooked rice (about 240 g/81⁄2 oz/11⁄3 cups uncooked rice) • Half an onion, peeled and finely sliced • One spring onion (scallion), green part only, sliced • A good grinding of white pepper • Fresh coriander (cilantro) leaves, to garnish • Cucumber slices, to serve • Lime wedges, to serve

Khao pad goong Fried rice with prawns

Method:

eat the wok or frying pan (skillet) until it’s very hot. Add the oil, then the garlic and stir-fry until golden. Add the prawns and the chillies, and carry on stirring, adding the nam pla, soy sauce and sugar, until the prawns are cooked. Add the cooked rice and stir Baan: Recipes and Stories From My Thai Home published by Pavilion Books. Image: Louise Hagger.

Prep: 10 minutes Cooking: 12-15 minutes Serves: Four

through well, breaking up any clumps. Add the onion and the spring onion and incorporate well.

slivered beef, pork, chicken, tofu, whatever. Feel free to pull back the chilli, too, if you like. You can always add extra heat later with some nam pla prik (fish sauce with chillies).

Season with white pepper, then turn on to plates and serve sprinkled with coriander and with the cucumber slices and lime wedges on the side.

Three words of cooking caution: firstly, when you add the rice, you may be tempted to add more oil... Don’t do it! It will make the dish claggy. Keep breaking up the rice as you stir it through the wok, and work through it. Secondly, if you want to make this for more than two, by all means do. But don’t double up all the ingredients and throw it all into one wok. Make the dish once, wipe out your wok, and go again with the second batch. Thirdly, make sure the cooked rice is at room temperature when you make this. If it’s too warm and steamy, it will clump and stick. If it’s too cold, it will turn out as hard as a rock.

Fried rice is one of the great comfort dishes – it’s filling, soothing and satisfying. I’ve used prawns in this version, but you can use

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and much more. Filling Good’s products aren’t overpriced, and they sell mostly quality items and organic products in line with the big supermarkets. Find The Filling Good pop up shop in the Craft Coop shop, Nicholson’s Shopping Centre, Maidenhead (SL6 1LB) every Tuesday and Wednesday.

Nipping back to fundraising and the RNLI will be holding their tins on the following dates, so please feel to donate. Friday 14th and Saturday 15th June at Waitrose, Beaconsfield (HP9 2PW), Saturday 22nd June at Morrisons, High Wycombe (HP13 5XX). For more on the charity, to volunteer or to donate online, visit www.rnli.org Waddeson Manor is inviting all to experience a riot of colour this June as they show off their bold bedding designs, bright roses and a brand-new mown maze, which are all currently taking shape. Events such as Butterflies and Brunch on Saturday 8th June and Planting in Containers Garden Walk on Saturday, 15th June, are also on offer. For bookings and details on these and other events, call 01296 820414 or visit www.waddesdon.org.uk/whats-on If you’ve a passion for plants and feel they’re good enough to show off, Barry Newman can help. He’s giving a talk, hosted by the Marlow & District Horticultural Society on how to prepare entries for a show, with the aim of

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encouraging new competitors to enter various classes in the Society’s summer show, as well as giving some hints to regulars who show at events. The talk takes place on Tuesday, 11th June, at Liston Hall, Marlow (SL7 1DD). Doors open at 7.30pm for an 8pm start. Non members welcome. Annual membership to the society costs £5. For further details contact the secretary, call 01628 486206. Where the Wild Things are is an exhibition given by the founder members of the Watercress Painters based in Oxfordshire. The exhibition of their paintings, inspired by the beauty of the surrounding Chiltern hills and countryside, takes place at Bourne End Library (SL8 5SX) from Wednesday, 5th June, to Monday 1st July. Also on offer is a selection of greetings cards. Over the past five years members of the Marlow Remembers WW1 Association have been researching the war and its effect on Marlow, both with the loss of service personnel and the trauma on families. The association, in conjunction with Marlow Museum and the Marlow Society is holding a Marlow and the Great War – Finale Event at All Saints Church Hall, Marlow (SL7 2AA) on Saturday 8th June, 11am – 4pm. For further details please visit www.marlowww1.org.uk.

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