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Tammy Cohen will be interviewed at Bishop's Stortford College's Festival of Literature next month about her career as an author.
Bestselling author Emma Curtis will be telling her story at the Bishop's Stortford College Festival of Literature on Wednesday February 12.
Teacher Jo Patel and author Josie Dom are hiding books around the town for children to find and enjoy for National Reading Day on Thursday.
Saffron Walden author's work has earned her international recognition and prospect of one of her books being turned into a film with Angelina Jolie.
Bishop's Stortford College Festival of Literature 2020 starts on February 6 and promises to be another celebration of storytelling in all its forms
The pictures in this gallery scored top marks in recent Bishop's Stortford Camera Club competitions.
Ian McFadyen says he has every intention of continuing with detective Inspector Steve Carmichael's sleuthing in rural Lancashire.
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."
London stand-ups Tom Toal, Peter Brush and Michael Fabbri will be sharing the bill at the launch of Comedy at Water Lane on December 5.
Zoë Phillips, ex-Bishop's Stortford College boy Luke David and Herts & Essex High student Daisy Wilcox form Sunday's bill at Horn at the Half Moon.
Richard Allaway sees Bishop's Stortford Sinfonia perform gems by a near-forgotten British female composer and Rachmaninoff's mighty second symphony.
Colin Smithers reviews a performance by the Solem String Quartet of works by Haydn, Brahms and Beethoven for the music@stansted season.
‘The Good, The Bad and The Epic’ by Saffron Walden Symphony Orchestra will feature film score favourites including Superman, Psycho and The Simpsons.
Nature Notes writer Jono Forgham strolls into Stortford town centre and spots plenty of wildlife - even if the subjects don't always pose for photos
Mocked-up American diner will be selling hot dogs, fries and shakes before all four performances, featuring 120-plus students.
'A gem of a family show. It has most, if not all, of the elements of a traditional panto and yet seems to transcend the genre.'
Reviewer Olivia Vandyk saw the opening night with her family, who were treated to a musical and visual experience to rival a tin of Quality Street.
Indie film reviewer and Bishop's Stortford College student Charlie Hughes went to see Uncut Gems ahead of its release on Netflix on January 31.
Indie film reviewer Charlie Hughes, a GCSE student at Bishop's Stortford College, counts down his 10 favourite flicks for the ultimate fright night.
