The remarkable story of two of the greatest Victorian writers A talk by Clare Fleck and Henry Lytton-Cobbold of Knebworth House £5 For more information and to book please see the website:

WEDNESDAY 8TH & 9TH APRIL Make spring baskets and Easter Egg Decorations. Follow the Easter trail to win a prize! Suitable for ages 4-11 please book on website £5

Follow the trail from Molly's Tea Room and find the bunnies hidden in the shop windows. Prizes to be won

Sung by Jubilate and directed by John Edwards. A retiring collection will be taken. All are welcome.

Come along on the 2nd Friday of every month for sme BSL chat and practice.

Make spring baskets and Easter Egg decorations. Follow the Easter Trail to win a prize! Suitable for ages 4-11 please book on website £5

Tickets available online and at local outlets: Bar 85, Jolly Brown, Farleys, David's Music (Letchworth)

Edward Thomas (1878-1917) Thomas was a poet who wrote extensively on travel. An obsessive walker from childhood, he loved the solitude and natural beauty of the pathways of southern England, including the Icknield Way. Follow in Edward Thomas' footsteps along the famous Icknield Way. The walk is in the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire border country, taking in the archaeological and natural landscape. Guest walker, Nic Wilson, is a wildlife expert and we hope to see the rare Pasque flower. It is part of the British Schools Museum's Dreamers, Radicals & Satirists season. The ticket includes £1 off an entry ticket to the museum (T&Cs apply). Children must be accompanied by an adult. The walk is 4 miles across country with some minor road walking. The terrain is fairly easy and we shall meet up at Pegsdon at 10am and anticipate finishing by 1pm. Joining instructions will be sent before the walk. £7 For more information and to book please see the website.

18 JANUARY - 19 APRIL 2020 Outstanding prints from the 1600s from the Ashmolean Museum. Free admission. SUNDAYS 11am - 3pm

Richard first played at Hitchin in 1973, when he was 24: he is 70 now, will be 71 by the concert and has decided that it is time to retire. Don't miss this opportunity to see him for what could be his last visit ! (Members &ound15, Non-members £17)

An introductory day where you can explore an established working dye garden on a compact allotment site. Each person gets some 1-1 design support and goes home with seeds, seedlings and young plants to put the ideas into practice as soon as possible. £55 For more information and to book please see the website or call 01462 422 814

The group are hoping to restart after the Easter break but will keep you upated. New members and volunteers and their carers are very welcome to join this friendly group which is for people affected by stroke, aphasia or both. Volunteers are always needed so please do get in contact. For information contact Jan Hendry 01462 458933 or email janhendry@hotmail.co.uk.

Book for this month: The Slave by Isaac Bashevis Singer. Read all or part of the book and come to discuss it in an informal, friendly group. For more information call Mary Goose on 01462 621 300 or email library@hgs.herts.sch.uk

Aid Matters in Hitchin present a FREE, family friendly quiz and activity event to raise awareness of aid, development and the world around us. Refreshments and PRIZES available. All children must be accompanied by an adult. For more information and to register please see the website below: