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Bishop’s Stortford Art Society member Amar Devsi invites viewers to delve into their own interpretations with his abstract images
Young curator Freya has chosen embroidered silk postcards dated from the First World War as Bishop’s Stortford Museum’s Object of the Month
Archduke will showcase his tightly-written pop songs in an energetic live show at Bishop’s Stortford Acoustic Club on Thursday February 20
Nature lover Yoko Chung was rewarded for getting out in the cold weather at the weekend with some superb photographs of animals along the River Stort
Retune founder Tom Ryder asks former Bishop’s Stortford schoolgirl SuRie how she keeps her mental wellbeing nicely in tune
A new opera will unite singers from schools and adult choirs with professional vocalists and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra at Saffron Hall
Janet Gordon’s latest book reviews for the Indie include a competition to win one of two paperback copies of The Women by Kristin Hannah
The Jacksons will be joined by special guests Sister Sledge, featuring founding member Debbie Sledge, and Saffron Walden’s Miss Disco.
Celebrate the ‘king of all instruments’ with a series of events across Saffron Walden for World Piano Day on Saturday March 29
The Glaswegians’ first album, 2006’s Costello Music spawned a pair of UK Top Ten hits - Chelsea Dagger and Whistle for the Choir.
Mums and grandmothers go free at the attraction opposite Audley End House and Gardens, near Saffron Walden, on Mother’s Day weekend.
Wildlife lover and keen photographer Richard Stead captured some stunning images during a walk in Bishop’s Stortford’s Southern Country Park.
Jono Forgham goes on a last Nature Notes wander for the Indie after seven years, 200 articles and over 1,000 miles as he and his wife move to Norfolk
For his latest Indie column, Teddy the pug visits The Bull in Much Hadham and South Street Pantry in Bishop’s Stortford
The Indie’s David James reviews Christmas pantomime Robin Hood at South Mill Arts
Stephen Unwin will visit Much Hadham village hall on Saturday September 21 for an evening filled with “insights, stories and socialising”.
The 47-year-old comic, labelled a “rare right-winger”, put on a polished performance of his Basic Bloke show at Laughing Bishops Comedy Club.
The comic, also billed as “unique British comedy talent”, will preview his Basic Bloke stand-up show at The Laughing Bishops Comedy Club this Sunday.