Wheelpower Walk and Push
To 31 Jan. Start 2021 by doing something amazing for charity and walk and push your way into supporting disabled people throughout the UK to get active this new year.
To 31 Jan. Start 2021 by doing something amazing for charity and walk and push your way into supporting disabled people throughout the UK to get active this new year.
The traditional Berkhamsted Citizens' New Year's Day walk, led by Paul Crosland, may not take place this year, depending on what COVID restrictions are applicable. Please contact Paul nearer the time to establish if the walk is going ahead.
St Peter’s Church, Berkhamsted, 7.30pm. Clara Sanabras, David Le Page, Eleanor Turner & Clare O’Connell take you on a special journey with festive music from across the world and through the centuries.
Waddesdon Manor, Aylesbury. Thu-Sat 4-10pm, Sun 4-8pm to 31 Jan. Step into the gardens at Waddesdon, share an enchanting day out with friends and family, with spectacular light trails and afternoon teas. All visits must be booked in advance. The House and Cellars will not open due to social distancing.
St Leonards Parish Hall, 8pm for 8.15pm. Regicide, defamation, suffragettes, a great explorer and some garden history! Sarah Tricks, a member of Bucks Gardens Trust who led research of the property.
Church Square, Tring, 9am-12.30pm. 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month. Fine produce from around the district.
Tring Productions invites you to a free online recital series featuring the finest local performers. The concerts stream every Sunday at 5pm and are followed by an opportunity to socialise with audience members and performers in an online bar.
The BSGCA (Berkhamsted Sports Ground Charitable Association) and Thakeham have created an alternative proposal to that in the draft Local Plan for a new sports and healthy living-led development in Berkhamsted, a place they’re calling Bulbourne Cross. See their presentation via Zoom.
Ashridge House, 3pm. £30pp inc glass of Champagne or Elderflower fizz. This fascinating history tour of Ashridge House commences with a glass of chilled Champagne served in The Grand Hall where you will learn about Ashridge’s incredible history.
Dacorum Borough Council has published its Local Plan, and the Chiltern Society would like to hear your thoughts before they respond at this open event.
7pm. Virtual event. Join Dilly Carter, a straight-talking, honest, and practical professional organiser, as she talks about her wonderful new book CREATE SPACE. Declutter your home to clear your mind.
Virtual Session on Zoom. 9.30-11am. A brand new networking group with a unique format - 3 meetings on Zoom followed by the 4th week face to face at a fabulous venue, with brunch and a round of golf.