On Thursday 25 November, the cream of the North Hertfordshire business community came together to celebrate excellence in local business. Chris Tarrant hosted the evening's celebrations and the fantastic live band 'Alpha Connection' , entertained the guests till the early hours.
Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation was once again invited to join the pageantry, fun and spectacle of the Lord Mayor's Show, which took place on Saturday, 13 November.
On Thursday 20 November, the cream of the North Hertfordshire business community came together to celebrate excellence in local business. Eamonn Holmes and Bradley Walsh hosted the evening's celebrations and the fantastic vocal talents of Tony Hadley, formerly of Spandau Ballet, entertained the guests till the early hours.
On Thursday 20 November 2003, pupils from 17 Letchworth Garden City schools gathered for tree planting on the Greenway near Radwell Meadows. Armed with spades and forks, the children planted 100 trees along a section of the Greenway route to commemorate 100 years of the world's first Garden City. After planting, they decorated the trees with brightly-coloured ribbons and labels.
Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation joined in the pageantry, fun and spectacle of the Lord Mayor's Show on Saturday 8 November. This year's show pulled in a crowd of more than 500,000 people and was the biggest ever in its 800-year history.
Plans by Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation to spend some £60m on transforming the heart of the Garden City's town centre have been revealed.
On Thursday 25 November, the cream of the North Hertfordshire business community came together to celebrate excellence in local business. Chris Tarrant hosted the evening's celebrations and the fantastic live band 'Alpha Connection' , entertained the guests till the early hours.
On Thursday 20 November, the cream of the North Hertfordshire business community came together to celebrate excellence in local business. Eamonn Holmes and Bradley Walsh hosted the evening's celebrations and the fantastic vocal talents of Tony Hadley, formerly of Spandau Ballet, entertained the guests till the early hours.
On Thursday 20 November 2003, pupils from 17 Letchworth Garden City schools gathered for tree planting on the Greenway near Radwell Meadows. Armed with spades and forks, the children planted 100 trees along a section of the Greenway route to commemorate 100 years of the world's first Garden City. After planting, they decorated the trees with brightly-coloured ribbons and labels.
Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation joined in the pageantry, fun and spectacle of the Lord Mayor's Show on Saturday 8 November. This year's show pulled in a crowd of more than 500,000 people and was the biggest ever in its 800-year history.
