THE short life of Lee Lewis as read out by Burnt Mill Academy student Lucy. With thanks to the Humanities Department of Burnt Mill Academy. As well as Harlow Council’s Civic Fund and HTS Ltd. Never forget. Lee Lewis Lee’s parents were Lee Lewis Snr.…

THIS sensational multi award-winning West End show first opened in 1989 and has been thrilling audiences around the world ever since. Now it triumphantly visits Harlow Playhouse as part of its landmark 30th Anniversary Tour. Forget feel good, Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story is…

THE next exhibition is of exciting paintings, and ceramics which complement them perfectly. Debbie Ayles presents a painterly exploration of the myriad patterns found in architectural landscapes. Her paintings include all the shadows, reflections, sunbursts, clouds, people and chance elements, blending and blurring each aspect…

A CHANCE to dance the night away and at the same time support some wonderful, dedicated nurses raising funds in a good cause is coming your way. And you could stand to win some fantastic prizes, such as a day’s racing, or delicious afternoon tea…

POP STAR Olly Murs has donated a selection of designer pieces and a range of his football tops, with his name on, to the St Clare Hospice, Scarlet, Vintage and Retro store in Harlow Town Centre. The sale starts at 9.30am on 1st Aug.

OUR favourite event, the Summer Festival, returns to Audley End Miniature Railway this summer! Jam-packed with activities and entertainment for all the family, this spectacular summer-long festival offers everything to ensure a day full of excitement and wonder for children and adults alike. In addition…

ON Monday, the Harlow Amateur Theatre Society (HATS) was launched at the Harlow Playhouse. HATS aim to be an in-house theatre company based at the Playhouse. Just because you are a member of another company doesn’t mean you can’t join HATS. Committee member, Jody Randall…

The Harvey Centre’s Free Coffee Mornings are a Huge Success THE Harvey Centre in Harlow recently teamed up with Rainbow Services and Phoenix Resource Centre to help overcome loneliness and social isolation within the Harlow community. The pop-up coffee stop is open to everyone and…

A YOUNG Harlow performer is set to make his debut at the world’s largest arts festival. Former Stewards Academy student Olumide Kayode is appearing in Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens at the Edinburgh Festival. Elegies is a song cycle inspired by the AIDS…

AN all-day music festival set for Latton Park, the home of Harlow Rugby Club has been cancelled. “Back to the Old School” was set to run on Saturday August 3rd however an event last Saturday at the club (The Square Summer Reunion) was the subject…

A YOUNG Harlow director is set to make his debut at the world’s largest arts festival. Harry Tennison has built up a reputation in theatre in Harlow and further afield as a very talented director. Harry is working with the Intrepid Fools Theatre Company to…

THE HARLOW Junior parkrun has celebrated its third birthday. The 2k run for children aged up to 14 years of age takes place at 9am every Sunday morning around the showground area of the town park. Over 50 participants take part each week. All of…