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Judges in the British Institute of Professional Photography contest praised Perry Green photographer David Calvert on his lighting and composition.
Former decorator Colin Brister impressed judges in the British Institute of Professional Photography competition and won six bronze awards.
Bishop's Stortford crafting businesses The Making Place and The Little Arts Workshop producing packs for the whole family to enjoy during lockdown
Tickety Boo Illustration has created a picture for people to colour and display as a sign of appreciation for NHS doctors, nurses and other staff.
Emma Vandore previews festival events in Harlow on March 21, including New York Times bestseller and The Girl With the Louding Voice author Abi Daré.
Author and poet J.S. Watts, whose book Old Light has just been released, has used village life as the basis for her Holly Beldam fantasy novels.
Bishop's Stortford author Hina Belitz draws on her own experiences of living with a foot in two different cultures as inspiration for her second novel
East Herts prepares to host one of the UK's hottest festivals for its 15th year this July, with more acts to be announced.
Spring brings drama productions and comedy shows on Rhodes' own stage plus West End musicals, London ballets and Hollywood movies on its big screen.
“I talk about my wife and kids in an incredibly disparaging way... but to them it’s just Dad being an arse."
Singer-songwriter Elliot Porter from Sawbridgeworth found himself with cancelled gigs and an empty schedule when the coronavirus crisis hit.
Stortford's Bish Bash will take place in 2021 while Stone Valley South is postponed until August this year.
The show will go on despite coronavirus crisis for a group of Stortford music students who will perform a big concert live online instead of in public
Jill Goldsmith on Bishop's Stortford Choral Society's concert performance of Rachmaninov’s “Vespers”, the All-Night Vigil, at All Saints’ Church.
Although the three-day lakeside event was not due to take place until September, staff at the National Trust landmark have reluctantly had to axe it.
Acclaimed artist, master potter and author Edmund de Waal's curation of works by world-renowned sculptor Henry Moore was due to open on April 3.
Fellow Stortford am dram group Water Lane wins NODA East award for its paddle steamer set for Murder on the Nile.
A year on from its award-winning Murder on the Nile at Rhodes, the Bishop's Stortford am dram company is putting on And Then There Were None.
Award-winning BSMTC Youth, who last year wowed audiences with Hairspray, are staging the heart-warming, coming-of-age musical at Rhodes this week.
Family show includes musical clowns, magic and illusion, motorbike madness and mischief and mayhem from Alex the Fireman in a heated big top.
We're all in need of a lift, so Indie film reviewer Charlie Hughes has chosen his top 10 feel-good films to watch while self-isolating
Indie film reviewer Charlie Hughes says Saw creator Leigh Whannell’s creepy thriller will be the definitive horror film of the #MeToo era.
Student Ed Suckling reports on The Chase star and Mastermind champion Shaun Wallace's talk at the Bishop's Stortford College Festival of Literature
