Looking for Hertfordshire forest walks? Heartwood Forest near St Albans offers wonderful woodland walks of varying lengths which visitors of all ages will enjoy. Heartwood Forest: new and ancient woodland in Hertfordshire Heartwood is a…
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Discover local bluebell woods across Hertfordshire in this comprehensive guide to wonderful springtime walks.
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Family friendly and buggy friendly walk in Hertfordshire As a number of Hertfordshire friends have asked me to recommend a buggy-friendly walk, I thought I’d write up this circular amble along the country lanes and…
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When you’re taking children out for a walk it sometimes helps to have a destination or focal point to aim for to encourage them away from their Lego, iPad or whatever other housebound activity they’re…
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If you’re a fan of Brutalist architecture, it’s worth visiting Stevenage Museum for its location alone, set beneath the 1960s St Andrew and St George Church, which features an unusual concrete bell tower. Stevenage Museum is…
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Free things to do in Hertfordshire Like most parents, I’m always keen to avoid spending a fortune over the summer months on days out in Hertfordshire with my children. So I’ve compiled a list of…
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Earlier this month we paid our first visit to Broadway Theatre in Letchworth for a children’s classical music concert: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. Not very child friendly you might presume, but this was a concert with…
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Best Autumn walks Hertfordshire Hertfordshire has some incredible scenery and autumn is a brilliant season in which to experience it. We have lived in county for seven years and this selection of autumn walks in…
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Looking for cheap days out near Hertford? Being the mother of a child in his first year of school, I woke up on the first day of the Easter holidays earlier this year and realised we…
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