Caretaker cops it in film shoot
A total of 14 students from a Hemel Hempstead school and its caretaker got to appear on camera when film crews paid a visit.
View ArticleMarathon man Callum urges others to back charity
Hemel Hempstead runner Callum Morris has secured a place in April’s London Marathon and is urging other runners to join him in supporting the NSPCC’s services.
View ArticleStore stumps up community cash
Team members at the Wilkinson store in Hemel Hempstead’s Marlowes Shopping Centre are offering a helping hand to community groups and charities in the area who need extra support with local projects.
View ArticleDisplay and sale of late artist’s work
A lifetime’s worth of work by an artist who passed away last year is to go on display.
View ArticleWhipsnade’s brrr-illiant half term lessons on cold critters
ZSL Whipsnade Zoo will be celebrating its cold weather creatures through a series of interactive talks during half term.
View ArticleHemel Hempstead smash driver’s 999 plea: ‘I’ve rolled my car, please rescue me’
A man phoned 999 to say his car had rolled onto its side in a road smash and he could not get out.
View ArticleWarning after Berkhamsted burglary and attempted break-in
Householders are being urged to be on their guard after a home burglary and attempted break-in on the same day.
View ArticleCouncillor steps down after moving out of town
A councillor has bid farewell to Hemel Hempstead after 18 years of representing the town.
View ArticleBurglary victim’s praise for police
A man who has been burgled five times says he is delighted police have nicked the man behind the latest assault on his Markyate home.
View Article£3m milestone for county’s locality budget scheme
A total of £3 million has been allocated to community groups by County Hall’s locality budget scheme since its launch in 2009.
View ArticleResurfacing works due to start along Hemel’s Boxted Road
Work to resurface a worn out stretch of road in Hemel Hempstead is due to start on Monday, February 18.
View ArticleCrafty Olympic idea is blanketed in glory
An Olympic project involving people across the globe has won a prestigious arts award.
View Article‘Help us as we survey the night sky’
Rural campaigners and astronomers are calling on ‘citizen scientists’ to take part in Star Count 2013 – a cosmic census which will help map light pollution across the country.
View ArticleStore stumps up community cash
Team members at the Wilkinson store in Hemel Hempstead’s Marlowes Shopping Centre are offering a helping hand to community groups and charities in the area who need extra support with local projects.
View ArticleCo-op crew find time to help carers
Starr at The Co-operative food store in Adeyfield hit the right note with young adult carers today as they helped launched a year of fundraising The Carers Trust, the grocery group’s new charity of the...
View ArticleSpecial event puts dignity to the fore
The importance of dignity in care has been recognised by Runwood Homes and is also a focus of the Care Quality Commission this year.
View ArticleFresh fundraising bid to make time special
The family of a terminally ill youngster are selling off signed sport memorabilia in their bid to raise cash for a trip abroad
View ArticleJanet’s joy is creating for Chelsea
A Berkhamsted woman is aiming to tap into people’s awareness with a water-themed charity garden at the Chelsea Flower Show.
View ArticleActive Missie and timid Leela need new homes
Three-year-old Missie is a busy little dog with lots of energy.
View ArticleCasting call for new academy
An all-singing, all-dancing arts academy set up by a recent graduate aims to recruit more performers before it lifts the curtain on its next production.
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