I grew up in the Eighties wearing brown dungarees and orange t-shirts, and my liberal mother made sure there is not one photo of me as a little girl wearing pink. So it's a little strange that since the age of 16, girly pink has been one of my favourite colours.
As spring arrives we've got less than six months to our wedding, but I've changed my mind. I don't think the dress I've ordered is 'the one'. When I read wedding magazines, brides describe how they fell in love with their dress, can't wait to wear it and knew it was 'the one', much like the man they're about to marry. Don't get me wrong, I like my dress, and if I wore it I'd have a lovely day and look like a bride.
Have you ever considered tripping the lights fantastic? February and March are the dates to pencil in for a winter adventure in Norway - and the chance to see the jaw-dropping aurora borealis. Baylis Media Ltd's Deputy Editor Glenn Mitchell reports.
An historic highlight of Maidenhead's sporting calendar - the annual Boulters to Bray River Swim - is set to take place this year for the first time since 1969. Keith Dixon, 49, is one of three men
An historic highlight of Maidenhead's sporting calendar - the annual Boulters to Bray River Swim - is set to take place this year for the first time since 1969. Keith Dixon, 49, is one of three men
Amandeep Turna and three fellow Burnham Grammar School pupils recently climbed Mount Snowdown for the Wings of Hope charity. The 16-year-old (second left) fills us in on their adventure. Why did we climb Mount Snowdon? At the beginning of the year we were told of a scheme (set up by Rajni Sriram FRSA and Dr R Sriram PhD FRSA)
