Aylesbury Waterside Theatre’s Norman Bragg Studio is rapidly gaining a reputation for championing diverse fringe theatre and fresh new talent alongside unique community events, screenings and live music. The summer months are no exception with quirky quizzing fun delivered by WiFi Wars (Sat 3 Jun), and comedy courtesy of Simon Evans: Work of the Devil […]
Local businesses are being advised how to report and protect themselves from Serious and Organised Crime Groups which are operating across the county. Money laundering and drug activity are the most prevalent criminal activities carried out by organised gangs in Hertfordshire. At the recent Independent Business Advisory Group (IBAG) meeting, organised by the Office of […]
Councillor Terry Douris, county councillor for Bridgewater, has been elected by Hertfordshire County Council to become the 39th Chairman since 1889. A Hertfordshire resident since the age of five, Councillor Douris has served the people of Hertfordshire for over twelve years, most recently holding the executive portfolio for education, libraries and lifelong learning. In addition […]
A tantalising new exhibition, ‘Time for Tea’ has opened at St Albans Museum + Gallery, Hertfordshire, exploring the fascinating journey of tea from leaf to cup and the worldwide significance of this popular beverage. The free exhibition runs in the Weston Gallery until 5 November 2023 and includes complementary, immersive activities. With 36 billion cups […]
Cllr William Allen has been appointed the new Mayor of Dacorum. Cllr Allen, who has been a Dacorum Borough Councillor since 2019, representing Boxmoor, was sworn in at the annual Mayor Making ceremony on Wednesday 17 May. Cllr Allen, who teaches History and leads the Sixth Form at Roman Fields Academy, in Box Lane, said: […]
Under the theme ‘Hertfordshire County Of Musical Opportunity’, the county council are relocating their county-wide Music Service to the Show located at The Showground in Redbourn, for the weekend of 27 and 28 May, to run a two-day, pop-up version of their popular service. It’s just over a week until one of the county’s flagship […]
RNID, the charity supporting people who are deaf, have hearing loss or tinnitus is looking for volunteers to support its vital work across the UK. Volunteers Week (1-7 June) is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the amazing impact volunteers have. Last year, they gave more than 7,740 hours of their time to support people in […]
You’ll recall that we have mentioned the proposed expansion of Luton Airport a number of times. The latest was dated 20 September 2022 and can be viewed here: Luton Airport Inquiry. There is now a further opportunity to make your views known to the Planning Inspectors on the proposed airport expansion plans. Further details on […]
From spring-themed trails to outdoor games and activities to get closer to nature, there’s plenty to entertain your little explorers at National Trust places this May half term. Make the most of the warmer weather and longer late-spring days by planning a family visit to a National Trust place near you. Enjoy the simple pleasures […]
A local wildlife charity is urging people to sign up for 30 wild acts or experiences during the month of June to see their engagement with nature repaid through long-term health benefits. Herts and Middlesex Trust are shining a light on 30 Days Wild – the biggest nature challenge in the UK and the positive […]
Passengers and freight customers are at the heart of the multi-billion pound 2024-29 business plan revealed by Network Rail’s North West and Central region. The regional Strategic Business Plan (SBP) covers the projected activities, outputs and cost of operating, maintaining and renewing its railway infrastructure between 2024 and 2029. The publication is a major milestone […]
People across Hertfordshire are being asked to record sightings of spectacular stag beetles (or their larvae) this summer as part of wildlife charity People’s Trust for Endangered Species’ (PTES) annual ‘Great Stag Hunt‘ survey. Stag beetles were once widespread but due to habitat loss they’re now declining and have even become extinct in some parts […]