The Doylestown Memorial Day Parade, the oldest in the country, according to the borough, kicks off once again, at 10 a.m. Monday, at the intersection of Lafayette and Court streets. Last year, approximately 1,700 people participated in the parade, representing over 100 separate units, including eight local school bands, with an estimated 15,000 spectators looking … [Read more…]
The collaboration of the leading providers of Unique Device Identification (UDI) for global health authorities and RIMS compliance platform, supports global medical device companies. HORSHAM, Pa., May 25, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — LexisNexis Legal & Professional today announced, that LexisNexis Reed Tech, provider of data management & analytic solutions for the life sciences industry, has expanded its … [Read more…]
Next season’s Isthmian Premier will be the toughest in a decade, according to Horsham FC manager Dominic Di Paola. But Horsham will be joined by a number of ambitious clubs in the Isthmian Premier next season, including relegated Dulwich Hamlet and promoted Hashtag United. Hamlet averaged an attendance of 2,464 in the National League South … [Read more…]
Parkrun organisers in Guildford have announced the cancellation of this weekend’s event again. They say it’s once more due to those currently camping in an unauthorised settlement in Stoke Park. This weekend’s event, which was scheduled to go ahead on Saturday (May 27) is the second in a row to be cancelled by Guildford Parkrun … [Read more…]
Unbeaten Long Sutton are setting the early pace at the top of the South Lincs and Border League Championship. They extended their winning start from four completed games after a narrow five-run home success over Newborough on Saturday. Barry Stanway had produced a beligerant batting display to help Sutton score 212 after the visitors had … [Read more…]
Liberal Democrat councillor Paul Zukowskyj, who represents Welham Green and Hatfield South, has been elected leader of Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council after a vote on Monday, May 22. He takes over from Welwyn West Conservative councillor Tony Kingsbury, who has led the Hertfordshire authority since 2018. Cllr Zukowskyj is at helm of a Liberal Democrat and … [Read more…]
A return to key projects and new proposals in the pipeline were the themes presented to an audience of nearly 40 enthusiasts at the recent AGM of Horsham voluntary group Friends of Chesworth Farm. Published 25th May 2023, 08:59 BST Updated 25th May 2023, 09:00 BST Richard Black of Wilder Horsham District (far left) completes … [Read more…]
We’ve teamed up with Iceland and The Food Warehouse to offer £5 off when you spend £30 or more in-store from Wednesday, May 31 until close of stores on Sunday, June 4 2023. Why not shop smart and save money on your shopping with Iceland’s mix and match multibuys which include 3 for £3, 3 … [Read more…]
It may have been the Eurovision Song Contest, but for literally hundreds of local music-lovers there was no contest: Jess Gillam – that dynamic, glittering mega-star saxophonist, was in town with her brilliant Ensemble, and we were all packed into St Mary’s Church to welcome them, writes Jane Thomas. The Jess Gillam Ensemble performs for … [Read more…]
See The Nuggets this weekend The Ostrich Inn, North Street, has Palmy Ukulele Band Rehearsal from 8pm; Brewery Tap, Westgate, has JazzFunktion from 9pm – a live DJ Set by Malcolm James and Paul Andrews; Charters, Town Bridge, has General Knowledge Quiz from 8pm – teams of six max, free entry and winning team gets … [Read more…]