Kokova Magazine

With Caerphilly's annual Big Cheese Festival only a month away, its time to make this summer one to remember with one of the highlights of the weekend - the Great Cheese Race! Set in the shadows of one of Europe's largest Castles the town of Caerphilly comes to life as people of all ages come to The Big Cheese®, an extravaganza of street entertainers, living history encampments, music, dance, traditional funfair, folk dancing, falconry, fire eating, minstrels, troubadours and much more.

... bringing brands together in a successful summer promotional campaign. The market-leading Gastro Alfresco multi-brand, multi-discipline grocery promotional campaign from Brand Belief has been the key factor in the growth of the 'at-home' alfresco eating and entertaining market over the past 16 years, from £150 million in 1997 to over £7 billion. (Kantar Worldpanel 2011)

Pell Mell Theatre Company breathes new life into a neglected masterpiece bringing the thrill of an Italian Carnival to the heart of Camden. A pack of exiled English Cavaliers descend on Naples, fighting and seducing their way through the city's brothels, taverns and nunneries. In the confusion rakish naval captain Willmore suddenly finds himself adored by two local women...

Today see the start of the 126th Championships at Wimbledon, from the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Let's hope the sun continues to shine throughout the first day. If tennis is not for you and you have already seen enough of Euro 2012 then it won't be long before we get great coverage of the upcoming Olympic Games - with only 32 days left to go until the Opening Ceremony.

For the first time ever, the first drawn rider in the Hickstead Derby went on to win the class. Scoring what was the biggest success of his career to date, Paul Beecher could not contain his delight at winning the Carpetright Derby; something he has 'dreamed about since I was a little kid watching on television'.

The Great British Beer Festival, 7th-11th August 2012 organised by CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, is back - with the event returning to its old home of Olympia, London, after a 5 year stint at Earls Court. The Festival is the biggest of its kind in the UK. Last year, over 60,000 people flocked to Earls Court for the event over the 5 days.