In 2017 the Open Door community centre opened its doors in Gossoms End, and it’s a wonderful place. Downstairs is the community café, run entirely by volunteers. There’s no charge but donations are welcomed. The café walls are an exhibition space for local artists, while upstairs there is space for various classes. Joan Fisher, one […]
As you may or may not be aware, Living Magazines were taken over earlier this year by local businesswoman, Alison Page. So far very little has changed – other than the introduction of a Business classification to the What’s On section and a change to FSC* ethically sourced paper – and Alison is keen to […]
Beechwood Fine Foods in Tring are taking part in a number of local events that you may already have seen in our What’s On listings in the run-up to Christmas: Sunday 25 November: Tring Park School Christmas Fair The event is open to the general public and is a great chance to have a wander around […]
As part of a series of Remembrance events, Sir Mike Penning recently joined Care after Combat, the charity working to help prisoner veterans to reintegrate into society after leaving prison, to help spread the word to MPs about its vital mentoring services. Sir Mike has had close links with the charity since 2015 when it […]
A new five-year Plan is being developed for the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Conservation Board are asking for everyone’s help to get the Plan right and are giving the public a chance to have their say and ensure that future generations continue to benefit from the special qualities the Area of Outstanding […]
Highways England, CLA (Country, Land and Business Association) and The Deer Initiative is warning motorists about the heightened risk of deer-vehicle collisions at this time of year. Since the clocks went back, deer movements are more likely to coincide with peak commuting hours, increasing the likelihood of collisions. October to December is considered the highest-risk period […]
Based near Tring, Puddingstone Distillery has recently been crowned Best Rural Drink Business in the East region final of the prestigious Rural Business Awards (RBAs). Not only that but the Distillery was also awarded runner up for Best Rural Start-up. This is an incredible achievement for Ben and Kate Marston, founders of Hertfordshire’s first gin distillery […]
As Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is released, Waddesdon Manor is doing its own research into the provenance of many of Waddesdon’s ‘beasts’… Waddesdon Manor is a Renaissance-style château, renowned for its French 18th-century collections. It is home to an incredible art collection brought together by the Rothschild family who built it. But among […]
Have you taken the Movember challenge? At this time of year men all over the country abandon their razors in support of the annual event to raise awareness for men’s health issues. If you’re one of them, you should by now have more than a little facial fuzz! Looking for some inspiration on how to […]
Tring in Transition have won the 2018 Dacorum Community Champion Award for their Community Food Garden. The Community Champion Award recognises the spirit of individuals and community groups who work on a voluntary basis to make their community cleaner, safer and greener. Tring in Transition is a grass roots organisation whose aim is to build […]
Berkhamsted-based children’s craft specialist, Oglee Poglee has announced the launch of a new Creative Heroes Club, aimed at offering arts and crafts fun to all the family. The Club will run quarterly at the Berkhamsted Civic Centre, with the inaugural event taking place on Saturday 17th November. Targeted at families with children ages 4 and up, […]
The following summary of planned new and ongoing road improvements over the coming week is correct as of Friday 9 November but could be subject to change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances. M1 northbound junction 10, Pepperstock Interchange: technology maintenance Work to maintain technology assets on the hard shoulder of the M1 northbound […]