Archive for Tourism
April 17, 2008 · Filed under Chilterns, drama, myChilterns, Tourism · Tagged As You Like It, Watford Palace
The cast of As You Like It and Director Brigid Larmour achieved a remarkable success in their new production of the romantic comedy at the Watford Palace theatre.
I had seen this play a few years ago in an open air theatre and came away confused by the plot, the mistaken identity of the female lead masquerading as a man and the roles of the other cast members. In welcome contrast, the Palace players pulled out all the stops to explain the elaborate plot and emphasis the language, humour and dramatic artistry of Shakespeare. They showed that his observations on love, forgiveness and the human condition are still as valid today as they were in 1600. For more on this review go here
September 12, 2007 · Filed under Advertise in the Chilterns, Aylesbury, Chilterns, Mozart, myChilterns, myChilternsTV, Tourism, video web advertising in the Chilterns
Do you want to improve the awareness of your pub or restaurant to people living in the Chilterns ? The leading independant website www.mychilterns.co.uk will promote your business with a free listing in the Local Directory and can provide a full profile of your business with colour photos from £10 per month.
Get in touch with myChilterns by sending an email to info@mychilterns.co.uk
September 6, 2007 · Filed under Advertise in the Chilterns, Chilterns, Cookham, Cookham Regatta 2007, Tourism, video clip on website, video clips of the Chilterns, video web advertising in the Chilterns
You can see the video highlights from this annual event held on Cookham Common beside the River Thames at www.mychilterns.co.uk. It features dragon boat racing, the Bisham Concert Band, vintage car rally, many side shows including plate smashing and the traditional tug-of -war.
August 14, 2007 · Filed under Advertise in the Chilterns, Aylesbury, Chilterns, High Wycombe, London, Midsomer Murders, myChilterns, myChilterns competitions, myChilternsTV, Online Lifestyle Magazine for the Chilterns, Tourism, video web advertising in the Chilterns
myChilterns.co.uk is the leading independant website focused on the Chilterns region and we are seeking competition prizes to drive more visitors to the www.mychilterns.co.uk website.
If you want to promote your business in the Chilterns and in return gain free publicity get in touch by email to info@mychilterns.co.uk or phone 07901-552392
May 15, 2007 · Filed under Advertise in the Chilterns, Alan Ayckbourn, Aylesbury, Chilterns, comedy, drama, General Stuff, High Wycombe, myChilterns, myChilternsTV, Tourism, video clip on website, video clips of the Chilterns, video web advertising in the Chilterns, Wycombe Swan, Wycombe Swan productions
Read the review of the revival of this comedy first perfomed in 1975 on the myChilterns website at www.mychilterns.co.uk
The production is running to Saturday May 19th and stars Colin Baker (Dr Who), Louise Jameson (EastEnders), Natalie Cassidy (EastEnders) and James Midgley (Cutting It).
May 15, 2007 · Filed under Advertise in the Chilterns, Chilterns, General Stuff, High Wycombe, myChilterns, myChilternsTV, Online Lifestyle Magazine for the Chilterns, Tourism, video clips of the Chilterns, video web advertising in the Chilterns
Visit www.mychilterns.co.uk to see the video clip of the Hyde Heath Village Fete held on May 12th on the Common on myChilterns web TV . Hyde Heath is located between Amersham and Great Missenden in Buckinghamshire about 30 miles NW of London in the Chiltern Hills.
May 15, 2007 · Filed under Advertise in the Chilterns, Chilterns, drama, General Stuff, myChilterns, Theatre Royal Windsor, Tourism, Windsor, Windsor Castle
Old Times by Harold Pinter. Theatre Royal, Windsor. April 9 to 14. A play like this gives enjoyment afterwards – exchanging theories, aiming to get to the centre of what the great man was getting at. And, yes, Pinter was right there in the audience on April 10 so we all shared an evening with a much-honoured Nobel laureate!
To see the full review please visit www.mychilterns.co.uk
May 15, 2007 · Filed under Advertise in the Chilterns, Aylesbury, Chilterns, General Stuff, High Wycombe, London, Midsomer Murders, myChilterns, myChilternsTV, Online Lifestyle Magazine for the Chilterns, Tourism, video clip on website, video clips of the Chilterns, video web advertising in the Chilterns, Watford
myChilterns has now added video clips about local news and places to go to the www.mychilterns.co.uk website under the banner of myChilternsTV.
The next step is to find advertisers who are interested in advertising their companies products and services using streaming video. myChilterns is also interested in receiving video clips to feature on the site produced by local people based in the Chilterns region of the UK.
April 30, 2007 · Filed under Advertise in the Chilterns, Aylesbury, Chilterns, General Stuff, High Wycombe, London, myChilterns, Online Lifestyle Magazine for the Chilterns, Tourism, video clip on website, video web advertising in the Chilterns
If a picture tells a thousand words, how many words are told by video clips featured on a website ? myChilterns is now launching a video streaming service enabling video clips to be embedded in articles featured on the www.mychilterns.co.uk community website focused on residents and visitors to the Chilterns region located approximately 35 miles north west of London. Check out the initial clip included in the Exploring the Chilterns section.
myChilterns is interested in featuring video clips about live in the Chilterns region of the UK, tourist information and video advertisments from local and national UK companies. If you would like to feature a video clip or video advertisement please contact info@mychilterns.co.uk
April 30, 2007 · Filed under Advertise in the Chilterns, Chilterns, drama, General Stuff, myChilterns, Theatre Royal Windsor, Tourism, Windsor, Windsor Castle
Old Times by Harold Pinter. Theatre Royal, Windsor. April 9 to 14. A play like this gives enjoyment afterwards – exchanging theories, aiming to get to the centre of what the great man was getting at. And, yes, Pinter was right there in the audience on April 10 so we all shared an evening with a much-honoured Nobel laureate!
To see the full review please visit www.mychilterns.co.uk
