Final sentencing in Billy murder case is adjourned again
The sentencing of a teen whose thuggish behaviour sparked the violence that led to the murder of 21-year-old Billy Dove has been adjourned.
View ArticleJobs: Take care with those out of office emails
A GREAT out of office email can have a positive effect on relationships with colleagues, clients and suppliers, reveals a new report.
View ArticleBerkhamsted man hurled homophobic abuse at pub landlord
An unemployed dad-of-one has been fitted with an electronic tag and given a curfew as punishment for hurling a string of homophobic insults at a pub landlord.
View ArticleBe quick to get sale bargains
Bargains galore will be on offer at the Oxfam Children’s wear event and charity stalwart Nicky Evans is hoping to smash her fundraising record.
View ArticleMayor’s fun day is a boon for hospice
A special fun day for all the family is to be held in aid of charity.
View ArticlePaper Trail hosts art in week-long showcase
A new collection of artwork will be on display at Frogmore Paper Mill in Apsley for just one week.
View ArticleEight are successful in Dacorum Den bids
A Dragon’s Den-style panel has awarded grants of £1,000 to eight small businesses.
View ArticleCrime-busting show to make community safer
A crime-busting charity will be showcasing the services it provides at a special event at the Watford Colosseum.
View ArticleTring strippers pay tribute to Maxine
Theatre luvvies who are stripping off for a charity calendar did not want to forget their much-loved friend who passed away earlier this year.
View ArticlePolicing body to get new website
A NEW website has been set up to represent the work of the Herts Police and Crime Panel.
View ArticleAll Moor End Road fine refund letters have been mailed
Letters have now been dispatched to all drivers nabbed by the infamous Moor End Road traffic camera.
View ArticlePressure on Watford A&E up 15%
The number of people going to A&E in Watford has gone up 15 per cent compared to a year ago, piling pressure on beds.
View ArticlePolice must pay out to man evicted from home
A judge has ordered police to fork out thousands of pounds in taxpayers money after one man won an eight year legal battle against Herts Constabulary.
View ArticleTeenager in Billy murder case banned from being drunk in public
A teenager who sparked violence last November that led to the death of Billy Dove has been banned by a judge from getting drunk in a public place.
View ArticleJobs: Women face four key career barriers, not just the glass ceilings
The concept of a single glass ceiling is an outdated model and no longer reflects the realities of modern working life for women, according to the results of a poll.
View ArticleJoy as football clubhouse is about to open
A £155,000 clubhouse for young footballers is due to officially open next Saturday.
View ArticleChick out this appeal and be a real hen help
A nursery that has fallen victim to a number of fox attacks has launched an appeal to raise money to replenish its stock of chickens.
View ArticleHerts and Beds historic churches need you to bike or hike
A SPONSORED bike ride or hike between historic churches will help raise cash for their upkeep.
View ArticleFlamstead prepares for its village show
Flamstead will host its village show on Saturday, September 8.
View ArticleSign up to free parenting courses
New free parenting courses are on offer as part of a Herts County Council trial.
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