Red carpet glitz at Adeyfield School’s night to remember
Friday night was celebration night for Year 11 pupils at Hemel Hempstead’s Adeyfield School, who staged a glitzy prom event on the Longlands campus to mark the end of the year, and the end of...
View ArticleTring dish firm on top of the world at event on Everest
Antennas made by a firm in Tring helped Nepal Television record an historic event on top of Everest.
View ArticleCustomers are king whether firm is online or on high street
A 30 year-old company is proving the internet and the high street can complement each other.
View ArticleGet ready for guffaws galore, it’s time for the Tringe
Take a deep breath, laughter-lovers, and hold on to your sides to guard against unexpected splitting – the Tringe kicks off on Sunday night and July is sure to be packed with jollity.
View ArticleIt’s your town centre, so please use it if you want it to improve
I am often asked if councillors care about Hemel Hempstead’s town centre – and if so, what are we doing to support it?
View ArticleFair weather for Frogmore’s Summer Fayre will help keep canal boat afloat
Organisers of Frogmore Paper Mill’s next seasonal fayre are keeping their fingers crossed they won’t have another weather washout.
View ArticleHemel Hempstead’s own Iron Man takes on Austrian endurance challenge for DENS
A policeman from Hemel Hempstead is swapping his usual London beat for the unusual surroundings of Austria in his latest charity challenge.
View ArticleRefresh and revival as Ivinghoe welcomes its first cafe in a decade
People in Ivinghoe braved the rain to witness former Barron Knights musician Butch Baker declare the CuriousiTEA Rooms officially open.
View ArticleA bit of rain won’t ruin our parade!
A traditional British deluge didn’t stop stoic revellers turning out in force for the long-awaited Tring Carnival on Saturday.
View ArticleWind and rain can’t put off villagers on Kings Langley’s carnival day
People braved wind and rain to support this year’s Kings Langley Carnival.
View ArticleCounty’s police and crime commissioner is now on the hunt for a new deputy
Hertfordshire’s police and crime commissioner David Lloyd has launched an open application process for a new sidekick.
View ArticleFun and games in the sun at Hobletts Manor School summer bonanza
There was plenty of fun in the sun at the Hobletts Manor School summer fair.
View ArticleBollard bother’s a global sensation as Hemel Hempstead prank goes around the...
This prankster in a pickle has put Hemel Hempstead in the spotlight across the globe this week – but for all the wrong reasons.
View ArticleCadets motor down memory lane with vintage vehicles
Hemel Hempstead Army Cadets were in transports of delight during a special interest night with the theme of classic vehicles.
View ArticleBilly’s Wish anti knife crime education scheme takes flight in Dacorum
Police chiefs, teachers, TV stars and even a reformed gang member were on hand to help launch the Billy’s Wish Anti Knife Crime Education Programme in Hemel Hempstead.
View ArticleHemel’s Top of the World pub ban on EDL meeting is welcomed by opponents
A Hemel Hempstead pub has banned the controversial English Defence League from holding a meeting there.
View ArticleDon’t miss your chance to potter down to Potten End fair
Visitors to Potten End this weekend will be greeted by traditional fete fun on the village green for the first time in more than 20 years.
View ArticlePirate day was a jolly success
X now certainly marks the spot at the Hemel Food Garden after the Sunnyside Rural Trust’s pirate-themed fun day drew in the crowds.
View ArticleIt’s still unclear how half of £1 million security bill for Bilderberg...
A top level secret conference that saw roads shut off, a no fly zone implemented and the police out in force is expected to cost in the region on £1 million.
View ArticleThere’ll be hard knocks in store at Hemel Hempstead Sportspace roller derby
The fast paced contact sport of roller derby will be coming to Hemel Hempstead this weekend.
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