1. Wild Food with John Campbell

Writer Alison Hepworth goes foraging for wild food in Berkshire with double Michelin starred chef John Campbell.

For the full story and recipes see this week's Food Monthly, free with the Reading Evening Post on Friday, November 9 and Wokingham Times on Wednesday, November 7.

2. Student survival guide

Students typically have a budget of about £20 a week to spend on food, but if you blow it in the first weeks of term, a diet of only baked beans is not much fun – your friends won’t appreciate the flatulence either. But with a bit of effort even novice cooks can eat well on a budget. Alison Hepworth gives you some pointers.

3. A real knock out comedy hit

Knocked Up is the latest comedy from 40-Year-Old-Virgin writer/director Judd Apatow and in this offering he proves he is so much more than a one-hit-wonder.

4. Also in March's Food Monthly

THEY call John Campbell the “cerebral chef” and he’s certainly clever with his food.

He’s just won a second Michelin star – check his tasting menu out this month then hock the family jewels and get down to The Vineyard at Stockcross to try it. Actually, you’ll be surprised at what good value it is.

5. Exclusive interview with newly crowned double Michelin starred chef John Campbell

If Heston Blumenthal is the Picasso of the food world, John Campbell is Damien Hirst.

6. Also in the latest issue of Food Monthly...

So you've read everything we have online and submitted a couple of recipe's, but your still hungry for more?

Click here to find out what else is going on in Februarys issue of Food Monthly available in this weeks Reading Post and Wokingham Times.

7. This weeks book reviews

This weeks book reviews including the Pink Chameleon, Remarkable Birds and Artful Cards.

8. Also in food monthly

A sneak peak at everything else you will find in this months fruity Food Monthly.

9. Also in August's Food Monthly

We've got more than just crisps in Food Monthly this month.

Find out what else is on offer.

10. Also in November's Food Monthly