A CELEBRATED punk poet whose politicised polemics have struck a chord with audiences all over the world will mark the 30th anniversary of his debut gig with a special show at The Square on Wednesday (September 8).
MORE than 50 youngsters spent the penultimate week of their school holidays at a dance camp in Harlow.
IT'S not just snooker that Chas Hodges is loopy about - when he comes back to Bishop's Stortford for an exclusive solo gig, he'll be extolling the virtues of allotment gardening.Almost three decades
AN irreverent Cold War-themed take on Shakespeare's most celebrated tragedy will be among the highlights of the Moot House Players' upcoming season.
OUTSPOKEN art critic and Evening Standard columnist Brian Sewell is among the big names booked for this year's Saffron Walden Literature Festival.
BIG cat expert Tony Fitzjohn will be discussing his autobiography near the animals themselves when he launches a meet the author season in Broxbourne.
IT'S pirouhettes and pliés at The Playhouse this weekend as Harlow Ballet Association stages its annual summer showcase.
ORIGINALLY entitled The Baster, which succinctly sums up the intentions of this quirky romantic comedy, Josh Gordon and Will Speck's film is a modern day story of parenthood with two significant
IF the mean-spirited characters in Jay Roach's English language remake of the 1999 French comedy Le Diner De Cons, had only taken note, they would realise that the eccentrics they cruelly refer to as idiots are anything but.
FILMED in the faux documentary style popularised by such films as The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity, The Last Exorcism opens in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where Reverend Cotton Marcus (Patrick Fabian) tends to his flock.
ONE man's quest for love could result in a little more than a broken heart in Edgar Wright's video game-styled comedy based on the graphic novels by Bryan Lee O'Malley.
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WELL, August already, where does the time go. Although a lot of our garden favourites have finished flowering there’s still plenty of life left in our borders and our gardens can still look spectacular for a few months yet.
BLOOMIN' heck. It's only mid-August and those in the know have already sent summer packing and are busy swooning over all the smart new autumn/winter staples. True, we're nearing an important point in
KATY Perry, I salute you. Not only have you managed to monogamise the unmonogamisable Russell Brand; you have also succeeded in making a pair of cream buns look like a perfectly valid wardrobe choice.
AS summer is well and truly upon us, and Wimbledon is here (along with a couple of other important sporting events!), I feel it’s time to make some wonderfully light scones, sit back and enjoy mother nature’s summer.
THIS simple but effective dish is perfect if you haven't got time to slave away in the kitchen! It goes well with rice to soak up the sauce.