Since 1984, Gift Day has been an important date in the calendar of Sunnyside Church, Berkhamsted. Initially, its aim was to raise money to support the work of the Church overseas. By 1986, donations were also being made to inner-city areas in the UK. At the first Gift Day, £1,000 was given by the congregation […]
Looking for some gardening inspiration or just a nice Sunday afternoon outing with friends or family? Or perhaps you’d prefer a cream tea or coffee with a big slab of delicious cake, or a glass of wine? All of the above will be available in spades as 11 gardens around the town – of all […]
Step back in time this May Bank Holiday as the roar of the crowd returns to the arena at Chiltern Open Air Museum. On 3-4 May, visitors can experience the drama, danger and spectacle of Roman gladiatorial combat in a live re-enactment event. Audiences will witness the clash of steel as gladiators – drawn from […]
Local residents are being warmly invited to come together, have fun and support a vital local cause as Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity launches a vibrant programme of summer events. The events are a celebration of community spirit, with every pound raised helping to provide compassionate care for patients and their families at Florence Nightingale Hospice […]
England’s once-rich grasslands have all but vanished, with 97% of semi-natural habitats lost since the 1930s, taking with them the vibrant tapestry of wildflowers and the pollinators that depend on them. Bees, butterflies and other vital species have seen their homes shrink dramatically, but efforts are now underway to turn the tide and bring these […]
The Celebrating George Michael show electrified a singing and dancing audience as the musical history of the singer who blended pop, soul and R & B evolved, Lyn Drummond reports. As Steve Mitchell started to sing at Berkhamsted’s Civic Centre on 19 April, there was an audible gasp at how much he sounded and looked […]
These beautiful cats are currently with Cats Protection Hemel Hempstead & Berkhamsted Branch – can you offer any of them a forever home? Spyro, Ember and Fawn These bundles of fun and energy with lots of love to give and who love playing with anyone and everything are now 10 months old and are looking […]
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre’s Creative Learning arm has had a refresh, and will now support the community under its new name: ATG Inspire. Continuing the venue’s commitment to excellence in cultural education and engagement, Aylesbury Waterside Theatre’s ATG Inspire programme offers inspiring activities and meaningful experiences that empower people to develop and thrive within the arts […]
Following sell-out tours of And Then There Were None, Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile, producers Fiery Angel and director Lucy Bailey (director of the West End hit Witness for the Prosecution) partner once again to bring one of Agatha Christie’s most psychologically charged mysteries to the stage. Agatha Christie’s The […]
Victoria Collins, MP for Harpenden & Berkhamsted, has welcomed the decision by Dacorum Borough Council to reject the controversial Marshcroft development, despite knowing that developers could still win on appeal. The council voted on Thursday evening to refuse the 1,400-home scheme, which would have had a massive impact on Tring and the surrounding Chilterns landscape. […]
Step back in time and experience the thrill of the Middle Ages as Chiltern Open Air Museum hosts Clash of Steel: Medieval Knights and the Legend of St George on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 April. Visitors can witness the excitement of full-contact knight battles in the arena, as skilled reenactors bring history to life with dramatic […]
Hundreds of volunteers across the UK will be looking in their gardens, local green spaces or riverbanks over the next few months and recording their sightings in a bid to help endangered wildlife. Wildlife conservation charity People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) is calling for nature enthusiasts, families and individuals to take part in two […]