A life-size statue of Ebenezer Howard, the founder of Letchworth Garden City, has been installed in the grounds of the Spirella Building.

A Letchworth social enterprise, Woof n Wag, set up to provide dog training in the local area, has received a £10,000 grant to improve its facilities for the community.

In December, Letchworth’s Broadway Theatre will open its doors for a 6-night run of its first-ever resident production, The Wind in the Willows. Scott Ritchie talks about what it means to be the first resident theatre company at Broadway and how they have been working in the community for months ahead of their Christmas showcase.

A ‘Friends of the Greenway’ group is being set up to improve the popular Greenway and the areas that surround it.

Will our vintage garden city toilet roll wipe out the competition in county's Object of the Year award?

A visit is a must-do with an action-packed programme of fun family events over at Standalone Farm this summer

Open call to exhibit your photographs at Broadway Gallery alongside Cornelia Parker's One Day this Glass Will Break, September to December 2019

A figure familiar to the people of Letchworth, local road sweeper, Richard Clare, known affectionately as ‘Allweathers’, brings his Outsider Art to Broadway Gallery.

There's loads for the family with Horrible Histories, Toy Story 4 and Lion King, plus action, comedy and the latest Tarantino blockbuster. Varied fare that offers something for (almost) everyone!

Lots of fun was had by all with games, yoga, bug hunts, plastic free picnics, litter picks and Wind in the Willows storytelling!