OSCAR Wilde and Bob Marley might sit at very different ends of the artistic spectrum, but both will be celebrated during a wildly eclectic cultural extravaganza in Uttlesford's biggest town.
A NIGHT of great gags will be just what the doctor ordered when stand-up and former GP Paul Sinha headlines Rhodes's next comedy night on June 7.
AWARD-winning journalist Angela Saini will shed light on the meteoric rise of Indian science when she introduces her newest book in Bishop's Stortford on Monday (May 14).
MISANTHROPIC boffin and science guru Robin Ince will return to the Observer area when he speaks at May's Saffron Walden Literary Festival. The month-long event, which staged the first half of its
DANCING dogs, talented toddlers and septuagenarian stand-ups were among the dozens of hopefuls to audition for this year's newly-launched Rhodes Talent Search.
CREATIVE cameramen and enthusiastic editors can unleash their imaginations as part of this year's Saffron Screen Film Festival.
WOODY and Buzz might be more famous in their native USA, but they're no threat to our own dear Wallace and Gromit. So says veteran Aardman animator Jim Parkyn.
WITH the march of urbanisation showing no signs of slowing, one could be forgiven for assuming that naturalists and birdwatchers are becoming an endangered species. But if TV comedian and lifelong
