One of the most popular ideas was the creation of a footpath that could be enjoyed by villagers and visitors alike. The walk, which begins and ends at the Hardwick village sign, runs through Hardwick, Comberton and Caldecote and mainly follows existing public rights of way, although about a mile of it is on a new stretch. Walkers will assemble at the village sign from 10.30am. Sex, Lies and Tricky Bits IV is the title of a new production by Bishop's Stortford-based SNAP Theatre Company. It will visit Newport Free Grammar School, Sawston Village College, Bottisham Village College, Meridian School, Royston, and Samuel Ward School, Haverhill, in June and July.
SNAP wants to make sure that teenagers in the district have the facts behind the sex act.
The production will focus primarily on the emotive issue of teenage pregnancy. Written by Emmerdale writer Stuart Blackburn, the play is aimed at 12 to 16 year olds. Almost 60 per cent of those chose to go ahead with the pregnancy. The statistics showed the Harlow area was higher than the national average, with 47.5 pregnancies per 1,000 under age 18, compared with 44.8 per 1,000 nationwide. We feel it is vital to address subjects that young people really need and want to know about.