Vodafone makes tracks for new phone mast near station
A 15-METRE mobile phone mast could be sited in Berkhamsted town centre if planners give the green light.
View ArticleOur GB hero: Max talks to the Gazette about his stunning Olympic display
AFTER months of anxious waiting, Hemel’s Max Whitlock finally took his place on the greatest sporting stage on earth – and the agile Adeyfield athlete seized the moment to secure an Olympic bronze medal.
View ArticleItalian eaterie’s under fire over a floor furore
A RESTAURANT named after a celebrity chef has come under fire for making Grade II-listed Berkhamsted Town Hall look ‘blooming awful’.
View ArticleBerkhamsted Walkers rewarded
THE 44th annual Berkhamsted Walk made £1,000 more than last year – and now its biggest fundraisers have been awarded with out-of-doors goodies.
View ArticleBig screen fails to pull in crowds
BOROUGH bosses have been lambasted for spending £8,000 of taxpayers’ cash on a big screen to provide open-air coverage of the Olympics – that no-one is watching.
View ArticleThe Whitlock: Max honoured with signature move
OLYMPIC hero Max Whitlock will be forever recognised in the world of gymnastics after being awarded his own signature move on the parallel bars.
View ArticleIt all works out in the end for popular Berkhamsted gym
A GYM member and personal trainer have beaten off tough competition in a bidding war to take over their branch of Fitness First.
View ArticleWhy did danger wall repairs get delayed?
A RAMSHACKLE wall could have killed someone when it finally collapsed, say angry Grovehill protestors, even though Dacorum Borough Council was warned of the danger almost a year ago.
View ArticlePitstone quarry owner will stop illegal bathing
THE owner of a quarry where people sneak in to bathe on hot days will be having crisis talks with the police this week to work out a way to stop the trespassing.
View Article‘Lots of laughs with large amounts of tea’
BERKHAMSTED and Tring Stroke Support Group is looking for volunteer drivers to help ferry members to and from the club. The social club provides activities and outings for those who have been affected...
View ArticleFine dining at your doorstep
Berkhamsted’s answer to haute cuisine, restaurant The Gatsby, has launched a mobile events catering service.
View ArticleSarah – to the Manor born
DIRECTOR Sarah Branston’s first appearance on the Pendley Shakespeare Festival stage was at the tender age of seven in Much Ado About Nothing – the show she directs this year.
View ArticleAshridge House on show but for one month only
A HISTORIC landmark is open to the public for guided tours until Friday, August 31.
View ArticleNorthchurch hospice opens to the public
The Hospice of St Francis in Spring Garden Lane, Northchurch is holding an open day on Tuesday, August 7.
View ArticleRiders go distance as funding is confirmed
HUNDREDS of workers from Hemel Hempstead joined others from Watford and St Albans to cycle a total of more than 41,000 miles – the equivalent of pedalling over one and a half times around the world.
View Article‘All-terrain raiders’ use 4x4 to plunder farms
FARMS in Kings Langley, Nash Mills and Abbots Langley have been targeted by thieves who have helped themselves to equipment including horse trailers and small plant machinery.
View ArticleCall to help the canal volunteers raise cash
THE organisers of a charity fundraiser to support the restoration of the Wendover Arm of the Grand Union Canal are appealing for people to sign up.
View ArticleSportspace creche closure ‘a tragedy’
A MUM has slammed sport centre bosses as ‘morally wrong’ to close a creche that enables those with young children to exercise.
View ArticleOur boy bags bronze! Whitlock on the pommel podium
Adeyfield gymnast Max Whitlock - already a bronze medallist as part of the GB team - has bagged another bronze with a stunning individual display.
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