Stefan Reynolds is a Director at VantagePoint. He specializes in covering a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, arts and entertainment, and consumer travel, with a particular focus on events and conferences. Stefan's insights and expertise have been featured in various platforms, including VantagePoint.
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Stefan Reynolds covers a range of topics related to community events, home and family themes, as well as health and wellbeing. His articles often focus on local events, promotions, and seasonal activities. If you are looking to reach out to Stefan with relevant content or pitches, consider offering stories about upcoming local community events, promotions that tie in with health and wellness initiatives or seasonal activities.
Given his interest in promoting local activities such as garden tours and theater productions, consider pitching features on unique community-based initiatives tied to nature conservation efforts or workplace safety programs that engage the public. Additionally, if you have insights into engaging sports-related content for families or individuals within the context of specific events or seasons (e.g., fun runs), this could be an area worth exploring when reaching out to Stefan.
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By: Stefan Reynolds
To celebrate the 60th annniversary of local fruit growing, Hall Hunter are giving away three punnets of fruit to three lucky VantagePoint readers. There will be one each of blueberries, raspberries and strawberries per winner, all of which are grown locally in the Surrey Hills.
By: Stefan Reynolds
Set within the stunning grounds of Loseley Park, Live at Loseley returns for a three-day summer celebration of music, theatre and atmosphere from the 7th to 9th August.
By: Stefan Reynolds
More than 50 years since Fawlty Towers first aired, Faulty Towers The Dining Experience continues to reign as London's longest-running adaptation of the much-loved sitcom. Step inside your TV and enjoy two hours of interactive comedy with Basil, Sybil and Manuel, served alongside a 1970s-inspired three-course meal at the President Hotel, London.
With just 94 pupils, all stringently selected for their musical prowess and potential, the Yehudi Menuhin School is nurturing the cream of the crop, incredible young music prodigies in the making, and nowhere does it become more obvious then when attending one of their student recital concerts at the purpose built concert venue, The Menuhin Hall, nestled in the leafy grounds of the school, based near Cobham, Surrey.
By: Stefan Reynolds
Stane Street: From Chichester to London by Richard Powell is an evocative travelogue that follows one of the first Roman roads in England across 58
It is a truly landmark year for Ewhurst School, and they are delighted to share some wonderful news about our growth and the celebrations ahead.
Clutter can cost more than people realise — in money, time, and the space it takes away. As a professional organiser I bring structure, efficiency, and calm to a process that can feel overwhelming. With the right support, you save money by using what you already own, save time by making real progress quickly, and reclaim space you can enjoy and use again.
Godalming Town Football Club has had an excellent 2025/26 season and, under the managership of Mo Sher, the team has won the Southern Combination League Division One. This is at the tenth level of English football and the club will now be promoted to a league at the ninth level.
First impressions happen fast. A buyer can walk into a home and decide within minutes whether it feels welcoming, outdated, cozy, or forgettable. The surprising part is that those opinions are often shaped by the smallest details rather than massive renovations. Fresh lighting, clean windows, trimmed landscaping, or even the smell of the room can completely influence how someone feels about a property.
More than 100 hectares – or 4,000 tennis courts – of lush wildflower habitat are being created in the South Downs National Park to help bees flourish.
