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A fellow of the Royal Historical Society since 2022, his talk is titled Henry VII and the Tudor Pretenders: Shadowy Conspiracies and Murky Plots.
Janet Gordon’s latest book reviews for the Indie include the chance to win a copy of Revenge of Rome by Simon Scarrow
The event at Great St Mary’s on Saturday and Sunday (December 7-8) will feature around 40 firs and spruces on display.
The Birmingham quartet’s appearance at Chelmsford City Live on Friday July 4 will be one of only two UK headline shows in 2025.
After its debut season last December, Cambridge Botanic Lights is back for a second year and is even bigger and more intricate, writes Phoebe Taplin.
Bishop’s Stortford U3A creative writing group member Liz Brown has penned a short story and a poem on the theme of renewal
Herts and Soul Community Choir is joining forces with Umbrella Big Band to serve up a musical festive feast at a special concert next month
Rosie James teamed up with Tom Huttlestone for the Tom Sings The Legends show at Royston Town Hall, hosted by big band Opus One.
The Harmonaires Choir is celebrating its 10th anniversary by performing a special charity concert on Saturday November 23
Nature Notes columnist Jono Forgham hops on the bus to explore the wildlife in and around Much Hadham
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.
Audiences can experience haunting rendition of Emily Brontë’s timeless classic in two performances at Bishop’s Stortford College on Sunday July 21.
