Ellie Rose

6 days ago | mynewsmag.co.uk | Ellie Rose

A former Liberal Democrat councillor has announced he is now sitting as an independent. Councillor Marc Amron announced his decision at a Hertsmere Borough Council meeting on Wednesday, March 26. Speaking to BUSHEYnews, cllr Amron said: “When politics becomes too tribal, it can lead to more focus on party rivalry than on actual solutions for the community.”Cllr Amron has assured that he wants to “continue to do the right thing for Bushey residents”.

6 days ago | mynewsmag.co.uk | Ellie Rose

Detectives are appealing for witnesses, information and dashcam footage as part of continuing enquiries into an arson in Hemel Hempstead. Shortly before 12.40am on Wednesday, April 23, police were notified that a food van had been set on fire in The Queen’s Square. Detective Constable Michael Knight, from the Dacorum Local Crime Unit, said: “Our enquiries are continuing at this time, including a review of CCTV footage.

1 week ago | mynewsmag.co.uk | Ellie Rose

Joining the likes of Shakespeare, Tolkien, and the Brontë sisters is a Year 6 student from Pinner who was a finalist in the BBC 500 Words competition. Reddiford School student Aadit submitted one of thousands of entries to the UK’s most popular children’s writing competition. He was named a finalist in the 8-11 category for his work, The Dare. The story explores a deal between two businessmen, in which one becomes rich with money and the other is apparently left to the doom of books.

1 week ago | mynewsmag.co.uk | Ellie Rose

The Bushey Symphony Orchestra (BSO) has been redefining the perception of classical music for the last 50 years. Conductor George Vass, described as “the saviour of contemporary classical music”, will be leading a special performance to honour this anniversary. At the Clarendon Muse Concert Hall on Sunday, May 18, George will be joined by 35 professional, semi-professional and amateur musicians.

1 week ago | mynewsmag.co.uk | Ellie Rose

Croxley Green Community Choir (CGCC) recently welcomed a world-leading vocalist, composer and choir director into their ranks. On Thursday, March 13, Joanna Forbes L’Estrange joined the choir at their rehearsals in St Oswald’s Church. Joanna is the mastermind behind A Season to Sing, a choral re-imagining of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons to mark its 300th anniversary in 2025. The initiative was co-commissioned by 55 choirs around the world, including CGCC.