Great Chishill Windmill photo Laura McKenzie Great Chishill Windmill open days return in April, running through until September. On the second and fourth Sunday each month, friendly volunteer guides offer tours of the historic mill. With picnic tables and wonderful views, it’s a great spot for a family visit. Tours run from 10am to 4pm […]
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Mandy’s Heaven is opening the doors of its charming thatched cottage boutique this May for three special open days celebrating relaxed fashion and personal styling. Tucked away in the beautiful Hertfordshire countryside, Mandy’s Heaven offers a boutique shopping experience that feels worlds away from the high street. This May, the brand is inviting visitors to
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Pop Connect runs business networking groups in the SG postcode area, designed to help local businesses build strong connections and grow through referrals.Local organisers Joanne Robson and Jack Mitchell successfully run Pop Connect Buntingford, which meets at The Fox Aspenden, Buntingford SG9 9PD on third Wednesday of each month, 11am – 1pm.Pop Connect operates a
Launched just over a year ago, the Just Women Network is an independent networking organisation dedicated to empowering women through support and meaningful connections.With networking opportunities, social events and a strong sense of community,Just Women Network fosters personal andprofessional development for all who attend these supportive, interactive and collaborative sessions. No need to book, just
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April and May DatesAlpaca Walk ExperienceApril: Sat 25th-10.30am & 1pmMay: Sat 2nd-10.30am & 1pm, Fri 8th-10.30am, Sat 9th-10.30am, Sat 16th-10.30am & 1pm,Fri 29th-10.30am, Sat 30th-1pmAlpaca Stroll: May: Fri 1st-10.30am, Sat 9th-1pm, Sat 30th-10.30amAlpaca Adventure: May: Fri 1st-1pm Yew Tree Alpacas, Anstey, Nr Buntingford, SG9 0DA 01763 848257www.yewtreealpacas.co.uk
This year, company director of Hertford Drylining, Kenneth Hayes, will be riding all 21 stages of The Tour de France on behalf of Cure Leukaemia, alongside a team of amateur cyclists – one week ahead of the professionals.This challenge will see the team tackle all 21 stages (approximately 3,500km) and they are doing it to
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© Chris Hornby Enchanting and iconic, bluebells are a sign that spring is in full swing. Look out for the unmistakable deep violet-blue flowers, which often emerge from April onwards, in the woodland areas around the local villages. Hayley WoodIn the spring you will find the woods scattered with bluebells. Whilst the site is temporarily
We have extended the deadline for World Book Day voucher redemption until Friday 10th April, with a full range of titles still available, come in and exchange your voucher or purchase for just £1.There’s plenty to keep readers entertained over the Easter holidays, including a wide range of books on a 3 for 2 offer,
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After more than two decades leading teams in the pharmaceutical industry, Nathalie Cordell swapped boardrooms for something altogether more inward.Living in rural Hertfordshire, she retrained as a psycho-spiritual coach and began writing the book she wishes she’d had during her own midlife turning point.Awakening the Sleeping Queen: How to Reclaim Your Feminine Wisdom and Power
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Photo credit, and reproduced with kind permission, JohnArgent Productions Royston Cave was discovered by accident in 1742 by workmen erecting a bench in the market above.A millstone was found in the ground which, when lifted, uncovered a vertical, well-like shaft which led to a man-made and beehive shaped cave.Royston Cave remains an enigma. No records
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By Ken McDonald, Secretary Much Hadham Forge Museum Horses were once very important in everyday life. This changed quickly with the advent of tractors, trucks and the motor car.Horses were used extensively in agriculture; they also hauled delivery carts and buses and everything in between. Some of us may remember the horse-drawn milk float or
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One of Hertfordshire’s popular country shows, Barkway Market returns on Saturday 9th May.The event dates back to medieval times and was re-established in 1977 as a ‘Street Market’ when residents wanted to raise money for a village party to celebrate the Queen’s Silver Jubilee.Nowadays, the annual Market is organised by a team of volunteers on
