At the end of 2017, we helped appoint a doctoral scholar, Amelie, as part of our work alongside the University of Hertfordshire at the International Garden Cities Institute. Here's what she's been up to.

In part one of her blog, Janet Capstick wrote about how a chance discovery in the pantry of her new home led to her embarking on a historical path of discovery about her home and Letchworth itself.

Based in the Wynd, Vutie Beets is Letchworth's new vegan restaurant. We chatted to brothers, Brad and John to find out more about the place and their plans.

In our latest Business Blog we went in and chatted to Shani and Amanda, owners of Bamboo Turtle, to find out more about the plastic-free store.

James Lovegrove, our Research and Data Intern, gives a debut blog about the work he is doing, charting local services that are on offer for young families in Letchworth.

Our Be The Best grant recipient, Immy, blogs back her latest learnings from her placement in Germany.

April was the first Be The Best Grants Committee of 2018 and we had plenty to discuss in regards to supporting the talented residents we have in our town.

Whether you've already got green fingers or are more of a beginner when it comes to garden work, our 2018 masterclasses offer tips for all.

David Callan, Digital Communications Manager, gives a further and final update about the service design project surrounding the Tourist Information Centre. There's also a bit of reflection from the project team about how they've found the process.

In May, the Broadway Gallery will be the focal point of an exhibition celebrating the life and works of one of Letchworth's founding architects, Barry Parker.