With the tennis season just round the corner, Wimbledon is a common theme in this issue. Our main interview is with Roger Draper, chief executive of the Lawn Tennis Association, discussing his plans for the game, his preparation for The Championships and how his family loves living in Oxshott. Boris Becker, the youngest-ever men’s champion at the All England Club, features in Exclusively as a model for Ralph Lauren’s Wimbledon Collection, while we also display some outstanding Centre Court images from one of the world’s most celebrated sports photographers, Weybridge-based Bob Martin.

Away from tennis, we focus on classic Vespas scooters now on sale in Byfleet, the Shere fantasy of Paul Duffen, chairman of Hull City, who lives in Surrey but is now celebrating his team’s promotion to the Premier League. Other features include why leasing a car may be the best option, how you benefit from the wonders of Nirvana Spa and why At Home should be your first port of call for al fresco dining, while regular columnists Andrew Fisher Tomlin and Denise McAdam keep you up-to-date with all the latest gardening and beauty ideas.

To celebrate our 12th issue, we feature Brian Alexander's exclusive interview with Chelsea and England footballer Shaun Wright-Phillips, who talks about life in the fast lane and how he enjoys his spare time in Surrey.

Also taking star billing in this issue is a machine that is just as quick and nimble as Shaun ... the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, a joy to drive and a joy to stop and stare at.

The finest social event of the year, Royal Ascot, is looming and we feature a few ideas on how to win the sartorial stakes. And if you're in a holiday mood, then take a look at the superlative La Perla swimwear range and also read about a holiday destination where sunshine is guaranteed and it only takes five hours to get there ... the Cape Verde islands. It hasn't rained there for over two years!

We also feature a welcome addition to the local restaurant scene, The Seahorse, a splendid 300-year-old revamped pub in Shalford near Guildford. And if you need to work off a few good meals, the ladies at Yummi Scrummi will help to get you in shape again.

Plus award-winning gardening and beauty columns from Andrew Fisher-Tomlin and Denise McAdam respectively and three pages of what to do and where in Surrey.

And let's not forget a selection of Exclusively Surrey properties.

This month’s issue focuses on two local heroes. Firstly, Richard Roberts was recently nominated for a Bafta for his set decorating work on the film “Elizabeth: The Golden Age” and talks about his life in the movies. Secondly, the Range Rover Sport has become a bit of a star in Surrey and our car reviewer Caroline Dennis discovers why.

The April magazine features an exclusive interview with Ryder Cup golfer David Howell. World number one Tiger Woods thinks he’s “cool”. So do we. And another former Ryder Cup legend, Neil Coles, discusses why Burhill Golf Club remains such an attractive course for amateurs and professionals alike.

Pilates is a hugely popular way of getting fit in Cobham. Donna Pourteymour explains what it’s all about, while Louise O’Loughlin reports on another guaranteed way of looking good – have your hair done by celebrity stylist Leo Bancroft.

There are award-winning gardening tips from Andrew Fisher Tomlin, Denise McAdam’s beauty secrets and some amazing holiday suggestions from travel expert Melanie Brandman.

If you fancy a different taste in food we highlight Wagamama’s noodle delights in Walton, while Michelle Cleverley reports on the wonders of the bluebell woods in Surrey.

And, as usual, you will find the finest selection of properties to buy or let from Exclusively Surrey.

This month’s issue has a bit of an equine theme. Firstly with an interview by Eimear Montgomerie with former Small Faces and The Who rock drummer Kenney Jones, who now owns the splendid Hurtwood Park Polo Club in the Surrey Hills. Secondly, we look at why Sandown Park is such a hit with racing punters.

This month’s car review by Caroline Dennis features the brand new Audi A5 Quattro, while the magazine highlights two excellent local schools – Notre Dame in Cobham and Parkside at Stoke d’Abernon.

Layla, full of eastern promise in Esher, is our restaurant review, while we take at look at the Surrey Guild Craft Gallery in Milford. For music buffs, David Payne reports on Riverside Opera.

There’s gardening tips from award-winning Andrew Fisher Tomlin, why Bang & Olufsen technology is built to last and fashion designer Caroline Castigliano explains why she’s now designer evening and party wear in addition to her bridal collection.

Plus there’s beauty guidance from regular columnist Denise McAdam, interior design from Sable and exotic travel suggestions from Melanie Brandman.

This issue also has a special 10-page section devoted to sunshine property investments following Exclusively Surrey’s acquisition of an estate agency in Paphos, Cyprus.

And let’s not forgot the finest selection of properties to buy or let nearer to home from Exclusively Surrey.