June 2009 magazine content summary

Our June 2009 issue features plenty to feed this year's tennis frenzy as well as lots of other ideas for keeping busy this summer:

• Watch out for Britain's up-coming tennis talent at Wimbledon this month
• Catch up with Andrew Castle as he talks about his work for local charity CHASE children's hospice
• Experience the creative forces behind the International Youth Arts Festival in Kingston, London
• Explore London's living tennis history at Putney Lawn Tennis Club
• Get the inside commentary on tennis star accommodation in London
• Find out why Betty Laine, founder of Epsom's Laine Theatre Arts, accepts only 70 of 1000 auditionees at her world-renowned theatre school
• Become a style sensation with our London expert's fashion suggestions
• Regain your figure after major weight loss
• Be mindful of mental health challenges facing the modern man
• Ride to glory at London's polo comeback: Polo in the Park
• Participate in Bike Week, London's mass cycling event in June
• Mix art and fashion at LuLu Blonde in Wimbledon, London
• Create your hi-tech family home with the help of London's experts
• Open up your house with a cool conservatory
• Bathe in bliss in a cutting edge, luxurious bathroom
• Beautify your garden with leaves and foliage
• Explore everything Wimbledon at the Wimbledon Village Fair
• Treat your family to the best of London' summer festivals
• Laugh and gasp at theatrical cooking sensation Nanta's contribution to the New Malden Arts Festival
• Find practical brilliance at the Royal College of Art annual show in London
• Take a look at the labours of local artistic talent at the Kingston Summer Art Season
• Enjoy a slice of London's recent history with the story behind local restaurant San Lorenzo
• Find out what's happening locally with our What's On guide
• Keep the kids busy with our Things 4 Kids guide
• Try something different with this month's Wine & Dine guide
• Discover Merton's crucial historical role in British filmmaking
• Look back at the Epsom Derby's humble beginnings
• Learn about Trinity Hospice's Clapham Common hospice and how the local charity helps London patients live every moment
• Release some of the equity tied up in your home