Did you spot Abbots Langley cash point arson four months ago?
Police have only just released a CCTV video of a man they want to speak to about a cash machine arson that happened 18 weeks ago.
View ArticleLucky escape for lady driver
A woman had a nasty surprise when her car burst into flames.
View ArticleHospital could do no more for man of 82 with lung disease, inquest hears
A pensioner was kept comfortable after doctors could do no more to treat his lung disease, an inquest heard.
View ArticleStroke session could turn out to be a lifesaver
The pressure was on for volunteers from Hemel Hempstead Rotary Club who teamed up with the Stroke Association to run a health awareness event in Hemel Hempstead town centre.
View ArticleAll aboard to support new store to door scheme
A selection of the opportunities available this week through Volunteer Centre Dacorum.
View ArticleTen years on, homegrown homeless charity DENS is still growing - but so is...
Now that the evenings are getting longer, the sun is seen again in the sky and summer is just around the corner, we can safely stop worrying about the homeless, can’t we?
View ArticleIt’s ta-ta to three tier, so let’s have a party!
An open-air concert will be held later this month to celebrate the switch-over of Berkhamsted’s schools from three- to two-tier education.
View Article‘Dedicated to public service all of his life’
One of the last serving Liberal Democrat councillors in Berkhamsted has died at the age of 81.
View ArticleBird-lovers make a flying visit to Wicken Fen
RSPB members and non-members are very welcome to join the Hemel Hempstead group’s next shared car trip to the National Trust’s Wicken Fen reserve, near Ely in Cambridgeshire on Saturday.
View ArticleTeenagers check out their options at Berkhamsted higher education fair
Students from across Dacorum were given the chance to check out their post-school options at Berkhamsted School’s higher education fair.
View ArticleMulti-storey car park is a success for town says mayor
Berkhamsted’s mayor Ron Cowie listed plans for a multi-storey car park in the town as one of the successes during his time in office.
View ArticleOld Bailey and ancient documents at Felden WI
The April speaker at Felden Women’s Institute was Pam Sanderson on the subject of the Old Bailey. She brought four colleagues who helped her put on a mock trial.
View ArticleGrease gang in the spotlight at Adeyfield School musical show
The curtains at Adeyfield School’s stage opened to a live audience as a host of students from all year groups proudly presented the ever popular Grease for their annual musical showcase.
View ArticleMusic galore on the bill at Dunfest event
Organisers are putting the finishing touches to the running order for the third annual fundraising Dunfest music festival.
View ArticleSellout success adds vital £4,000 to funds
A cabaret evening to help mark the 10th anniversary of homegrown charity DENS was a sellout success.
View ArticleChanges galore as hospice team looks to future
It’s all change at the pioneering hospice organisation which most people in Dacorum know simply as Rennie.
View ArticleCome and join in summer fun
The organisers of Tring’s Summer Carnival on June 22 are appealing for volunteers to help at the event.
View ArticleVoters have spoken, and we must listen
What to make of last week’s county council elections?
View ArticleElections in focus – has everything changed on the political map?
It was a no-change night for Dacorum as tellers totted up the votes in Thursday’s election for Herts County Council, but a surge of support for UKIP candidates saw them take second spot in virtually...
View ArticleExam results aren’t everything at Kings Langley School
Pupils at Kings Langley School are learning how to empathise with others, become aware of their body language and improve their self-discipline, thanks to an innovative character development programme.
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