When coronavirus hit and theatres shut, choreographer Tim Claydon needed something to satisfy his creative side and turned to baking. He shares his story and tells us why gifting Challah bread is the perfect way to lift spirits and say ‘thank you’.

Voted the UK’s top beauty blogger, Letchworth’s CC Clarke has made a career as an influencer. Now she’s heading into fashion and music too.

Painter and supporter of artists, Barnet’s Julia Elmore is a creative force

This month, 80 years ago, a desperate air battle to stop Nazi domination began over southern England. Here are the stories of three of the Few; young Herts men who helped stop an invasion

Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust’s Frieda Rummenhohl looks at the favourite summer migrant

Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust has launched a project to help us all benefit from the calming power of nature, even in an urban setting.

A Hitchin-based charity teaching beekeeping and educating children and families about the amazing and important honeybee

Dr Tom Day here discusses the good, the bad and the future of Hertfordshire wildlife

Walk the woods, hills and valleys of the Ashridge estate and the feeling is one of timelessness. It could all have been very different when it was put up for sale in the 1920s.

England’s largest new native forest near Harpenden is an example of how the UK can tackle both wildlife loss and global warming.

It’s one of nature’s wonders – the dawn chorus as spring arrives.

Animals are always a source of joy so we have gathered some zoos and wildlife parks across the country (and beyond) that are livestreaming animal enclosures

Early flowers, returning birds, and mammals and insects beginning new cycles – some of the sights and sounds that spring is beginning in the county.