Politics
Battle lines
From sneaking into Iraq with George Galloway to dodging Russians in Afghanistan, Paul Moorcraft’s life has never been dull. William Gadsby Peet hears a war tale or two Read more
Miriam González Durántez: ‘I Don’t Want My Boys To Think There Are Things Girls Can’t Do’
Miriam González Durántez wants girls everywhere to aim for the top. Here the wife of the former Deputy PM tells Samantha Laurie about the charity she has founded to encourage them Read more
Review: Yes, Prime Minister at Leatherhead Theatre
4 STARS, April 18-21. New rep company receives rapturous welcome with a revival of an 80s TV great, writes Jane McGowan Read more
Richard Nye on the sacking of Priti Patel
Spare a kind thought for the new political fall girl Read more
Geraint Lewis
Review: The Best Man at Richmond Theatre
4 STARS, October 4-7. "A thoroughly engrossing, beautifully acted production that carries real conviction and political punch," says Amanda Hodges Read more
Review: The Best Man at Windsor's Theatre Royal
5 STARS for a brilliant play, expertly portrayed by a superb cast. Grab a ticket if you can, advises Jackie Bryans Read more
Novel thinking with Jeffrey Archer
William Gadsby Peet meets former MP and bestselling author Jeffrey Archer ahead of his talk at the Windsor Festival Read more
Richard Nye on his man of the summer ... Tim Farron
Three cheers for a liberal dose of integrity Read more
Older, wiser, still curious: Edwina Currie
Writer, TV star and ex-MP Edwina Currie tells Miranda Jessop about the joys of septuagenarian life Read more
Every vote counts
With the General Election just around the corner, William Gadsby Peet invites the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat candidates for the constituency of Windsor to make their case... Read more
Richard Nye on the General Election
Beware the polls of June. They may tell a deceptive tale Read more
Will the real Gina Miller please stand up?
Businesswoman, campaigner, friend. Sarah Tucker interviews her long-time pal and the woman who took the Government to court over Brexit Read more
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Leader of the pack: John Humphrys
He is part of the broadcasting aristocracy. But John Humphrys has a charitable eye on the poor. Ahead of a talk in Epsom this month, Emily Horton hears his thoughts on Today and hopes for tomorrow Read more
Richard Nye muses on the American Election
Time for Americans to decide. Can they do it? No they can’t! Read more
The interview making national headlines: Prime Minister Theresa May Q&A
Windsor, Ascot & Maidenhead Magazine has made headlines when The Mail on Sunday picked up a Q&A it published with Prime Minister Theresa May. The interview might have been done back in 2005, but it's still very telling of what makes Mrs May tick Read more
The Richard Nye column: Europa Close
Richard Nye has a tongue in cheek look at the story of one local resident who chose freedom above the status quo Read more
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In or Out of the EU?
With the EU referendum looming, the campaigns are in full swing. What do you think of the show so far? Rubbish, says Sarah Tucker. Read more
Battersea mum walks to Geneva to deliver messages for peace
Katherine Davies, founder and CEO of Iguacu, is a Battersea mother who is walking to Switzerland to take messages4peace to the head of the peace talks in Geneva. Read more
Interview: Sadiq Khan, Tooting MP and mayoral candidate
Sadiq Khan has been Tooting's MP since 2005 and is the new Mayor of London. William Gadsby Peet had spoken to Mr Khan about his plans for London before he won the mayorship of Britain's capital city Read more