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Going the distanceIt could be your worst nightmare or your ultimate test of endurance. For two friends from Old Welwyn it was both, as Marie Hardingham discovers READ MORE »  OTHER ARTICLES
At home with its Royal historyMonarchs, presidents and prime ministers – Brocket Hall has been a top choice for entertaining for centuries READ MORE » 
I dedicate this one to my familyA charged atmosphere, an exhilarating race and an entry in the history books – what more could you want from a visit to the British Grand Prix at Silverstone READ MORE » 
Gardens of the pastThe Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies centre opens its files to take a look back at some early garden landscapes READ MORE » 
Albans' heart stays forever strongMarie Hardingham takes a look at what makes the Cathedral and Abbey Church of Saint Alban more than just its namesake READ MORE » 
Inspiring theatreFor more than 50 years, Green Room Productions has been presenting top-class theatre. Chairman Alastair Woodgate talks to Hertfordshire Life about the history of the company, its struggles and triumphs, and the lure of the greasepaint READ MORE » 
Calling all women for Midnight WalkGROVE House Hospice is gearing up for its second annual Midnight Walk and plans to make this one bigger and better READ MORE » 
58 gardens of delightKate Everett gives the lowdown on some of the gardens included in this year's National Gardens Scheme READ MORE » 
Into the darkGeraldine Blount talks to Maureen Farendon on how she was inspired to write three successful novels READ MORE » 
Walk your way to healthMake a New Year’s resolution to walk more and start 2008 the right way by joining one of the county’s health walks READ MORE » 
Recreating a wartime legendThe Bombe played a vital role in World War II by decoding the messages sent by the German Enigma machine. Sue Fisher looks at how the masterpiece has been rebuilt to take its place in history READ MORE » 
Securing the future for educatorsTo commemorate a devotion to learning and teaching in Hertfordshire, Steve Corbett tells how a university scholarship is honouring the memory of soldier, Councillor and Doctor of Law, Lt Col Jack Fielder READ MORE » 
Saving our heritageAs the number of historic buildings at risk of ruin fails to abate, English Heritage faces the huge task of pulling our past back from the brink READ MORE » 
Hay! Stacks of funScarecrows lining the streets and gardens of Flamstead helped raise money for charity READ MORE » 
More than just horse playOnce renowned for being the sport of princes, polo is now breaking down barriers and becoming the latest must-try activity READ MORE » 
Ovaltine days stir warm memoriesSue Armstrong discovers Hertfordshire’s link with a family favourite READ MORE » 
Opening up the countrysideAs Willows Farm Village marks its 5th birthday, Jo Arthur talks to the couple who have made sure the London Colney countryside attraction has plenty to celebrate READ MORE » 
| Bridging the gap in AfricaDentist Liz Stringer and nurses Su Mills and Tracey Evans closed the Village Dental Practice in Knebworth while they headed for Tanzania to transfer their dental skills to local workers. Here Liz tells readers why they can’t wait to go back again READ MORE » 
Hearts of HertsHertfordshire Life takes a look at Hertfordshire Action on Disability which is this year celebrating its 50th birthday anniversary READ MORE » 
A flying visitSteeped in history and a haven for aeroplane fanatics everywhere, the de Havilland Aircraft Heritage Centre is one of the county’s hidden secrets – until now. Clare Bourke throws open the hangar doors READ MORE » 
Educating HitchinEducation is something we often take for granted, but a step back into the town of Hitchin in the late 18th and early 19th century would tell an entirely different story. Kate Everett visited Hitchin’s British Schools Museum to learn more READ MORE » 
Join the Herts Heavy Horse ShowDo you know your Clydesdales from your Shires, Suffolks or Percherons? READ MORE » 
Just another day in ParadiseFeeding the tigers may be all in a day’s work for zoo keepers but what about magazine editors? Clare Bourke got the experience of a lifetime at Paradise Wildlife Park READ MORE » 
A giant with one ideaThe Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies centre looks at the undinting dedication of Thomas Clarkson to the abolition of slavery READ MORE » 
Putting Shaw to bedAfter the doors are closed for the winter months at Shaw’s Corner, The National Trust leaps into action to put the house firmly to bed with a strict cleaning regime ready for its spring opening, as Josephine Murray discovered READ MORE » 
10K Challenge is runaway successRUNNERS really proved their worth as they put their best foot forward to take part in the Herts 10K Challenge READ MORE » 
Madness on stilts?Benington is a village divided as residents lock horns over the building of a wind farm
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Be the full stopAs the NSPCC launches its latest campaign, Hertfordshire volunteer Ann Morrison explains why she gives the charity her full support READ MORE » 
Continuing a saintly crusadeAcross Hertfordshire, more than 600 men, women and children are part of the leading first aid organisation that is St John Ambulance. Here, Dr Chris Lund, who lives in Welwyn Garden City, tells why he has remained a devoted member of the charity for 55 years READ MORE » 
Finnish fitness is poles apartPredicted to be the next popular fitness craze, Nordic Walking looks poised to take off in Hertfordshire in a big way READ MORE » 
The Lady and the voteShe was arrested for her beliefs and force-fed by her jailers but Lady Constance Lytton was determined to fight for a better life for women, as Sue Fisher discovers READ MORE » 
From dahlias to dinosaursThere are plenty of surprises for all the family to enjoy in the beautiful gardens of Knebworth House, as Sue Armstrong discovers READ MORE » 
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Ghalina Cafreal – Chicken Fillets marinated in fresh Herbs, Ginger, Garlic and Whole Spices
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A walk in the Park
The Countryside Management Service highlights a short walk in Cheshunt Park where it has been working closely with the Borough of Broxbourne Council
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