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Not, Now Bernard and Isabel's Noisy Tummy inspires concert

Not, Now Bernard and Isabel's Noisy Tummy inspires concert

The programme includes music composed by Bernard Hughes to accompany the stories of Not, Now Bernard and Isabel's Noisy Tummy.

The new books that are sure to fire young people's imaginations

The new books that are sure to fire young people's imaginations

The new books that are sure to fire young people's imaginations

Bishop's Stortford College Prep School librarian Lizzie Hall's recommended titles for Read A New Book Month

The former Tory MP in Stortford who's plotted Boris's demise

The former Tory MP in Stortford who's plotted Boris's demise

The former Tory MP in Stortford who's plotted Boris's demise

Ex-Enfield North MP Nick de Bois's debut political thriller Fatal Ambition is set in the chaos of Westminster after the departure of Boris Johnson.

The droll dozen children's books short-listed for the Lollies

The droll dozen children's books short-listed for the Lollies

The droll dozen children's books short-listed for the Lollies

The Laugh Out Loud Book Awards 2022 (the Lollies) celebrates the best and funniest children’s books in the UK and Ireland, voted for by children.

Stories that inspire young readers to offer hand of friendship to refugees

Stories that inspire young readers to offer hand of friendship to refugees

Stories that inspire young readers to offer hand of friendship to refugees

Bishop's Stortford College Prep School librarian Lizzie Hall's top picture books to inspire children to welcome refugees into their own communities

Herts wildlife trust launches photo challenge for nature lovers

Herts wildlife trust launches photo challenge for nature lovers

Herts wildlife trust launches photo challenge for nature lovers

Deadline for entries for the Wild Snaps competition, organised by Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust, is September 16.

Get children ready for starting school with Colour Monster and co

Get children ready for starting school with Colour Monster and co

Get children ready for starting school with Colour Monster and co

Get your child ready for their first day at school with these fabulous books recommended by Bishop's Stortford College librarian Lizzie Hall

Get set for the Paralympics with tales of acceptance and perseverance

Get set for the Paralympics with tales of acceptance and perseverance

Get set for the Paralympics with tales of acceptance and perseverance

Bishop's Stortford College librarian Lizzie Hall recommends children's books featuring characters with disabilities that encourage acceptance

Sawbo crime writer follows the award trail of le Carre, Rendell and Rankin

Sawbo crime writer follows the award trail of le Carre, Rendell and Rankin

Sawbo crime writer follows the award trail of le Carre, Rendell and Rankin

Crime writer Chris Whitaker, who still works shifts at Stortford library, wins CWA Gold Dagger for third novel We Begin at the End.

9 activity and puzzle books to occupy your kids this summer

9 activity and puzzle books to occupy your kids this summer

9 activity and puzzle books to occupy your kids this summer

Bishop's Stortford College librarian Lizzie Hall picks her top books to help keep children active during the school holidays.

Art is back in the open with society's exhibition in Jackson Square

Art is back in the open with society's exhibition in Jackson Square

Art is back in the open with society's exhibition in Jackson Square

Bishop's Stortford Art Society's five-day exhibition will feature up to 100 works across a variety of subjects.

Get the inside track on what it takes to be an Olympic star

Get the inside track on what it takes to be an Olympic star

Get the inside track on what it takes to be an Olympic star

Story of Simone Biles among Olympic reads for a sporting summer recommended by Bishop's Stortford College librarian Lizzie Hall.

Getting hands on with new Henry Moore exhibition

Getting hands on with new Henry Moore exhibition

Getting hands on with new Henry Moore exhibition

Bishop's Stortford College student Madeleine Friedlein reviews 'This Living Hand: Edmund de Waal presents Henry Moore' at Perry Green.

Go wild this summer and admire the planet in all its glory

Go wild this summer and admire the planet in all its glory

Go wild this summer and admire the planet in all its glory

Bishop's Stortford College librarian Lizzie Hall's best children's books inspired by the Wild World Heroes Summer Reading Challenge 2021

Bishop's Stortford History Society looks to the future with new book

Bishop's Stortford History Society looks to the future with new book

Bishop's Stortford History Society looks to the future with new book

Author John Rhodes, who has a first-class degree in modern history from Oxford, pulled together years of detailed research about Warwick Road.

Artist presents portrait of 'kindred spirit' Omid Djalili to the comedian in Stortford

Artist presents portrait of 'kindred spirit' Omid Djalili to the comedian in Stortford

Artist presents portrait of 'kindred spirit' Omid Djalili to the comedian in Stortford

Mario Mendoza, who lives in Stortford, has been following the comedian and actor's career since he emerged in the early 1990s.

Oh we do like to read beside the seaside!

Oh we do like to read beside the seaside!

Oh we do like to read beside the seaside!

Lizzie Hall's recommended seaside picture books including Lucy & Tom At the Seaside, Splash! Anna Hibiscus and What the Ladybird Heard at the Seaside

Three open air theatre productions coming to Hatfield Forest

Three open air theatre productions coming to Hatfield Forest

Three open air theatre productions coming to Hatfield Forest

Quantum Theatre will be performing its production of Beatrix Potter’s classic story on Saturday (July 17).

London through lockdown lens of photographer sparks furlough collective project

London through lockdown lens of photographer sparks furlough collective project

London through lockdown lens of photographer sparks furlough collective project

It all began with Jimmy Brimmacombe using his exercise allowance time to document London in lockdown through the lens of his camera.

Celebrating the books that spell out the facts in a fascinating way

Celebrating the books that spell out the facts in a fascinating way

Celebrating the books that spell out the facts in a fascinating way

Have Pride, This Book is Anti-Racist and How to Build an Orchestra among the titles shortlisted for the SLA Information Book Award

Celebrate Pride Month with stories of friendship, love and acceptance

Celebrate Pride Month with stories of friendship, love and acceptance

Celebrate Pride Month with stories of friendship, love and acceptance

Jack (Not Jackie), Dreadnought and The Pants Project among Lizzie Hall's recommended reading for children this Pride Month

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