In our first business blog of 2018, Pam Burn, Chair of the Settlement and Trustee of the Heritage Foundation, recalls the history of The Settlement from 1920 and highlights what it offers to the people of Letchworth nearly 100 years later.

We launched our new website towards the end of December. Digital Communications Manager, David Callan, explains why it was needed and how we went about creating the new Letchworth.com site.

The Heritage Foundation has received planning permission to transform the former North Herts College at the Goldsmith Centre into its new offices and community hub.

With 14 shows running from February to May and a line-up of famous comedians; live music; theatre; children’s classics and new productions from old favourites, the fourth season at Letchworth’s Broadway Theatre cements the venue as a leading attraction within the area.

A new exhibition and pop-up shop celebrating the Arts & Crafts heritage of Letchworth is open for the festive season, located in the town’s Community Museum

The former car park at Plinston Hall has reopened this week aimed at commuters and long stay visitors to Letchworth town centre.

Our property and landscaping teams have been working together to update a property on the historic Glebe Road, find out more about the process.

From the original Star Wars figurines and Pope Mobile, to concept cars for Honda, BT handsets and The Mars Rover, there is plenty to wow you about the work of Letchworth-based Ogle Models. We sat down with Marketing and Sales Director Dave Bennion to talk a little more.

Letchworth Garden City’s rich Arts & Crafts heritage has been brought to life in a new book by Town Historian Josh Tidy and Aimee Flack from the Garden City Collection.

Head of Charitable Services, Alastair Stewart, charts the progress of grant recipients over the last month, including a budding badminton star.