Judith Fox’s critically acclaimed and compassionate book becomes an emotional photography exhibition “I Still Do: Loving and Living with Alzheimer’s”, premiering in London  from Thursday 1st April – Saturday 3rd April 2010 at the Cork  Street Gallery in association with Alzheimer’s Society and Pfizer.

We may have been celebrating Mother’s Day since the 1600s with chocolates and flowers being the much-favoured gifts but this year why not give your mum what she really wants – some precious family time where everyone can get together and really spoil her. 

To mark the centenary of the death of Thomas Crapper, the Victorian  plumber and inventor who revolutionised the nation's toilets, the National Trust is celebrating the remarkable collection of toilets in its care.

From early Roman loos and silver chamber pots to the elaborate 'thrones' of the rich and famous, Trust properties are flushing out the history of the humble lavatory.

It's a common misconception that Thomas Crapper (who died on 27  January 1910), invented the flushing toilet. He did, however, develop several innovations, such as the floating ballcock, and revolutionised public attitudes to toilets with the first bathroom showroom.

 Westonbirt – the National Arboretum, which is managed by the Forestry  Commission, has launched 2010 with a packed calendar of spring events.

A new walking pack launched by Visit Hull & East Yorkshire will offer a handy guide to a host of walks - from leisurely strolls to serious treks across the rolling landscape of the Yorkshire Wolds.

Packed with routes to suit all ages and paces, walkers can enjoy gentle hills and tranquil dales, stroll through traditional market towns – and even join in ‘Giant Bradley Day’ in the home-village of ’the tallest Englishman who ever lived’.

For the first time, 15 of the best East Yorkshire Wolds walks have been brought together in one easy-to-use pack offering inspiration to walkers of all abilities.

This Spring don't miss the baby boom at WWT National Wetland Centre Wales. Ducklings, goslings, cygnets and other babies are beginning to hatch and can now be seen around the grounds.

New England or Old England? Why fly halfway round the world and clock up those air miles when one of the world's finest autumn spectacles is on the doorstep at Westonbirt - The National Arboretum in Gloucestershire.