The Indie’s David James reviews Christmas pantomime Robin Hood at South Mill Arts
Bonfire Night is looming and the big event in Stortford will once again be at the rugby club – but it is by no means the only light show in the area.
David James was made redundant in September as the Bishop’s Stortford Indpendent’s editorial assistant – so now he’s volunteering instead.
Saffron Summerfield dropped names including Bob Dylan, Pink Floyd, Paul Simon, Elton John and Rod Stewart to her Thorley U3A audience.
Door handles of several cars in Rowney Gardens, Sawbridgeworth, were reportedly tried on the evening of Sunday August 25.
Residents at Mountfitchet House welcomed the children of the Stansted care home’s team members for an animal encounter.
Retired at last, after a very long working life as a retailer and farmer, Carol Knights is finally able to follow her other passion: art.
Bishop’s Stortford Choral Society invites new singers as it prepares to perform one of the most powerful and celebrated works in the choral repertoire
Divine works in a variety of styles will be on show when Dunmow Art Group holds a weekend exhibition in St Mary’s Church on October 5 and 6.
The club hosts a variety of activities including workshops, guest lectures and hands-on sessions.
Excellent viewing conditions are expected over Bishop’s Stortford and the surrounding area for this year’s Perseid meteor shower
Veteran former BBC Essex presenter Ray Clark, who worked on original pirate station Radio Caroline, has worked in radio for over 50 years.
Stortford Fields secondary’s house competition saw 10 students address an audience on a diverse range of topics from feminism to global conflict.
TBSHS old boy David James revisited the 67-year-old London Road campus for the last time before the school reopens in September on a new site.
Year 5 and 6 children had the opportunity to show their performance prowess on the South Mill Arts stage.
Priory Wood, a few miles from Bishop’s Stortford, is home to the rare oxlip, a delicate yellow flower found only in small parts of East Anglia
Unbeaten 22-year-old Takeley boxer secured Southern Area cruiserweight crown at London’s Copper Box Arena after sixth-round stoppage.
Event in the grounds of St Clare Hospice on Saturday July 13 will feature games, bouncy castle, wood-fired pizzas, buttermilk chicken and ice cream.
Bella the black Lab, Sammy the Samoyed and Cato the Chow Chow were much in demand as travellers stopped to enjoy a stroke and a cuddle.
South Mill Arts allowed volunteers to use its car park and around 20 of them collected about 25 sacks of rubbish from the South Road area.
