Recent data from the NHS has revealed that as of December 2022, the number of people waiting for an autism assessment has increased by 40%, reaching a staggering 140,000 people. In Hertfordshire and surrounding counties, children may wait for one to three years for an autism assessment and even longer to receive the right support […]
To celebrate their 51st year of touring, Mikron Theatre is thrilled to announce that they will be performing playwright Amanda Whittington’s new play ‘A Force to be Reckoned With‘. More Heartbeat than Happy Valley, this arresting story, told with fabulous original music and a fast paced script, captures a century of change as it explores […]
On Saturday 24 June 2023, Dacorum Borough Council will be hosting its annual Armed Forces Day event. Armed Forces Day is an opportunity to show our support for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces Community, from currently serving troops, to Service families, veterans and cadets. The event will be held in […]
Leighton Buzzard Railway was thought to be the only railway in the country to commemorate Oak Apple Day, or Royal Oak Day on Bank Holiday Monday 29 May, with Baldwin 778 carrying a special headboard for the day. It is a traditional English celebration of the restoration of King Charles II to the throne in […]
Statement on the funding announcement for a new acute hospital for South West Herts from Leader of Dacorum Borough Council, Cllr Ron Tindall. As the new Leader of Dacorum Borough Council, I welcome the funding announcement for a new acute hospital for South West Herts. The Council will now work to ensure that Hemel has […]
Readers of Berkhamsted and Tring Living Magazines can receive an exclusive discount to FRAMELESS – a 30,000 square foot multi-sensory art attraction, the biggest of its kind in the UK and not one to be missed when visiting central London. Visit before Friday 30 June to take advantage of the discount. Further details below. Located just a few […]
Our thanks to The Chiltern Society and Grove Fields Residents Association (GFRA) for this latest update following the recent Inquiry. Please see below. As you’ll be aware, a Public Inquiry took place recently into Dacorum Borough Council’s refusal of planning permission to develop a new estate of 1,400 houses plus associated buildings at Marshcroft Lane, […]
The UK’s biggest touring celebrity food and music festival series arrives in St Albans for a huge debut this weekend. Foodies will visit Oaklands, St Albans, from 2-4 June, serving up a star-studded line-up of celebrity chefs and chart-topping music stars, including Natalie Imbruglia and Scouting For Girls. Known as Gastro-Glastonbury, the three-day event features […]
Naomi MacKay took a trip back to the 80s with the dark but deliciously funny musical Heathers. Sometimes a trip to the local theatre can just blow you away – and that’s what happened last night when I saw the touring show of hit West End teen musical Heathers. Unsurprisingly, the show has a cult […]
Police are releasing an image of a man they would like to identify following a theft in Tring. The incident occurred between 6.20pm and 6.40pm on Saturday 13 May, on Western Road. It is reported that a man entered a garage before taking items from inside one vehicle and taking number plates from another. When […]
Congratulations to Josh Clarke for winning the national intermediate (age 11 to 13) category in this year’s Rotary Young Photographer competition, with his photo ‘Reflecting on Architecture’. Up against entries from across the country, Josh’s image of the London skyline came through as the winner. This achievement ends this year’s competition, where youngsters between the […]
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 […]