A major £3.2m project to tackle domestic abuse in Hertfordshire is being set up following a successful bid by the Office for the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire (OPCC). The funding was secured from the Home Office and local partners and will be used to create a national leading ‘centre for excellence’ which will […]
Amy Moffett, Head Gardener at Horatio’s Garden Stoke Mandeville, has been helping to bring the charity’s show garden to life at RHS Chelsea Flower Show in preparation for its opening next week. Amy leads the team to care for people and plants at the beautiful Horatio’s Garden Stoke Mandeville. Based at the National Spinal Injuries […]
A group of children from Berkhamsted are set to take on a sponsored Painty Footprint Challenge this month as part of a national fundraising campaign for the Dragonfly Cancer Trust which supports children and young people in palliative care across the UK. The sponsored challenge organised by ARTventurers Berkhamsted will take place on 19 May […]
Three Peregrine Falcon chicks hatched on St Albans Cathedral last week, with thousands of people logging onto the Cathedral’s webcam to view the new arrivals. The pair of Peregrine Falcons that bred on the Cathedral for the first time in 2022, bred for a second year in a row and last month three eggs were […]
Tring Radio are proud and excited to announce that following a decision by OFCOM, Bucks DAB Ltd has been awarded a licence to operate the small-scale DAB multiplex for North Buckinghamshire. The news means that Tring Radio along with Bucks Radio, Stoke Mandeville Hospital Radio and 3Bs Radio, together with a host of other new […]
More than 1,000 people took part in the 2023 Great British Spring Clean in Dacorum, with volunteers helping to clear more than 600 bags of litter throughout March and April. The event saw 1,127 volunteers – made up of individual residents and families, schools, scout groups, businesses and local charities – getting involved, with almost […]
This summer, the public will be able to enjoy expert tours of the stunning Grade II registered gardens designed by celebrated landscape gardener Humphry Repton at Hertfordshire’s Ashridge House. Originally designed by acclaimed landscape gardener Humphry Repton in 1813 for the Earl and Countess of Bridgewater, the formal gardens remain intact today as the finest […]
Discover Bucks Museum is delighted with the response it has had from both amateur and professional artists and craftspeople from across Buckinghamshire for their Open Art Exhibition. In all 140 artists submitted almost 400 pieces of work for selection from which 200 pieces are on show in the exhibition. The show is a rich and […]
This June, the University of Hertfordshire’s resident orchestra, the de Havilland Philharmonic Orchestra (dHPO) will celebrate summer by exploring ‘Musical Transformations’. Hosted by UH Arts + Culture, the Orchestra’s final concert of the season will commemorate the 150th anniversary of Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninov’s birth in 1873 with a performance of The Isle of the Dead, […]
Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity are seeking short-term temporary volunteers to help in their shops across Buckinghamshire over the busy summer holiday period. ‘With summer fast approaching, we are on the lookout for short-term ‘Summer Temp’ volunteers to help us run our shops during the busy summer period and to help cover when our existing volunteers […]
Former Living Magazines editor Clare Swatman has a new book coming out on 5 June called The World Outside My Window. Laura is watching the world go by without her Unable to leave her house since suffering a trauma, Laura is stuck gazing out of her window at Willow Crescent, relying on husband Jim and […]
Naomi MacKay saw Buddy, The Buddy Holly Story at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre. It runs until Saturday 13 May. Buddy is one of the West End’s longest running shows – having played in a number of theatres for a total of 14 years, and first taking to the stage 30 years ago – so does it […]