Jimmy Carr’s Netflix Special: Natural Born Killer was released on the streaming platform on Tuesday 16 April having been filmed last year at Buckinghamshire venue, Aylesbury Waterside Theatre. The high-profile comedian known for his rapid-fire, deadpan humour is a regular fixture in the Waterside’s diary, selling out at every performance. His provocative wit sees him […]
London Euston station will be closed to all but London Overground services on Sunday 5 May for essential railway improvements over the Early May Bank Holiday. Network Rail is upgrading sections of track at Wembley, Ledburn Junction and Stafford to improve future journeys on one of Europe’s busiest mixed-use passenger and freight rail routes. Upgrades […]
Tring boasts two Farmers Market on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month and a weekly market held on a Friday but we didn’t have a regular Arts and Crafts Market – until now that is! We’re sure you’ll agree, we have the most amazing High Street full of independent shops and a local […]
Vaccinations to protect those most at risk of serious illness from COVID-19 are now available, and eligible people are being urged to come forward and boost their protection against the virus. More than 100 pharmacies in our area are offering COVID-19 vaccinations this spring, alongside GP practices who are working together to vaccinate older people […]
As the weather turns milder and a few patches of sunshine appear, police want to remind residents to keep their homes, gardens and outbuildings secure. Many residents are busy in their gardens at this time of year, or just throwing open a few windows to enjoy the warmer air. This is great news for burglars […]
Above Below on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 June is an intimate, independent electronic music and arts festival, set within a secluded valley beneath the Chiltern Hills. Curated by a collective of friends with a curiosity for diverse expressions of music and art, your independent exploration and interpretation of Above Below’s immersive experience is thoroughly […]
A 100kg baby rhino has well and truly found its feet after being pictured running and jumping around its 21-acre paddock at Whipsnade Zoo. The six-week-old calf, born on 7 March to mum Jaseera, has only just begun to venture out of its indoor cosy den, but already appears to be a big fan of […]
After three years on the Berkhamsted canal, the little library that raised over £4,000 pounds for The Hospice of St Francis was about to disappear permanently. Geoff Wiggett and his partner Sandra built and maintained Brig Lend library at the end of their garden, but following a robbery this March, the couple made the difficult […]
Nearly 90 percent of Hertfordshire children have been allocated a place at their preferred primary school. Of the 13,198 applications for reception places received for Hertfordshire children, 11,763 have been allocated their first ranked primary school. Over 98 per cent (12,973) were allocated one of their preferred schools. Including allocations to junior and middle schools, […]
‘Here be dragons,’ Medieval fun for all the family this St George’s weekend at Chiltern Open Air Museum. Chiltern Open Air Museum is celebrating the patron saint of England this weekend with knights in shining armour, mounted combat demonstrations, and battles with ferocious fire breathing beasts. Expert medieval reenactors will show visitors just how knights […]
The M25 will be shut for a full weekend for the second time this year as work on the £317m Junction 10 improvement scheme continues. National Highways made the unprecedented move of closing the motorway in March and made good progress by demolishing a bridge and installing a gantry. Work was completed eight hours ahead […]
As part of its commitment to supporting rural communities, Hertfordshire Constabulary has launched a new section on its website dedicated to rural and wildlife crime. The web pages contain a wealth of advice and information around the different types of crimes that affect these communities, as well as guidance on how to prevent them. There […]