Dignitaries will attend the launch of Hemel food garden project
ABOUT 80 people including two mayors have been invited to the launch of the Hemel Food Garden.
View ArticleSponsored bounce to save Hemel youth club
A youth club is holding a sponsored bounce in a bid to save it from closure.
View ArticlePick up charity wedding dress at a bargain price
YOU’LL be able to get your wedding dress for a bargain price during a three-day exhibition at a town centre charity shop.
View ArticleJet skier Jack to show off his skills on Blue Peter
CHAMPION freestyle jet skier Jack Moule will be showing off his skills on children’s show Blue Peter tomorrow.
View ArticleForce recruits officers for first time in two years
THE first new recruits taken on by Herts police in two years will include three officers joining the strength in Hemel Hempstead.
View ArticleWoman rushed to hospital after her car overturns near Hemel Hempstead
A WOMAN was taken to hospital after her car overturned today (Wednesday).
View ArticleClinton Cards heads for administration
CLINTON Cards, which has two stores in Hemel Hempstead, has announced it expects to go into administration later today (Wednesday).
View ArticleMan arrested in Hemel Hempstead on suspicion of possessing child porn
A MAN was arrested by police on suspicion of possession of indecent images of children after officers raided his address.
View ArticleGroup to help tackle infamous knotweed
A GROUP has been set up to help people deal with the notoriously invasive Japanese Knotweed.
View ArticleFormer mayor Stephen Holmes quits Dacorum Borough Council
FORMER mayor and senior borough councillor Stephen Holmes, who represents Woodhall Farm, has suddenly resigned.
View ArticleCharity tax relief cap could hamper Tring hospice plan
TWO major charities have both expressed their disappointment at government plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations.
View ArticleOne-man strike at Hemel Hempstead Job Centre is part of action in Dacorum
A SINGLE picketer stood at the back of a job centre to protest against changes to public sector pensions this morning (Thursday).
View ArticleHelicopter display brings parts of the town to a standstill
A CHINOOK helicopter has been practising its manoeuvres near Aston Clinton this afternoon – causing a huge stir with school children and parents.
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View ArticleSpirit of Tring put on hold until September
DISAPPOINTING ticket sales means the musical extravaganza that is the Spirit of Tring has been postponed by almost four months.
View ArticleCampaign to save ‘eye in the sky’ is taking off
A SOCIAL media campaign to stop the county’s police helicopters from being axed is gaining momentum with hundreds of followers signing up to save the service.
View ArticleThree-year policing plan decided by authority
A POLICING plan reaching forward to 2015 has been announced by the Hertfordshire policing authority.
View ArticleDo you remember March assaults on youngsters?
POLICE have released images of three people they want to speak to about two attacks on young girls in Bennetts End.
View ArticleBerkhamsted pupils say a fond farewell to Dingers
HUNDREDS of pupils have paid tribute to a much-loved teacher who died of bowel cancer, aged just 27.
View ArticleGarage will fit free anti-theft screws to your number plate
A GARAGE is offering to fit anti-theft number plate screws to the first 25 people who book in for the work on Saturday, May 19.
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