Tring and Berkhamsted remember wartime fallen Knitted and crocheted poppies have brought Tring together, with more than 200 people getting involved as well as a host of local groups and businesses. News
What will Brexit mean for West Hertfordshire Hospitals Trust? One in seven clinical staff at West Herts Hospital are still in limbo over Brexit, as they are citizens of EU states. News
Herts youngsters scouting for adventure More than 500 scouts from across the county took to the Welsh hills at the weekend, to compete in the 51st annual Peak Assault Challenge. News
“We hope to re-open in September,” say Rudolf Steiner School Kings Langley A school which closed for business in June is aiming to return in 2019. News
Children who have been ‘in care’ abroad could get priority at Hertfordshire schools State schools in Herts could soon give priority to children who have been ‘in care’ abroad as part of their admissions processes. News
Herts sports bosses’ u-turn on new athletics track Dacorum Borough Council has dropped its plans to move Jarman Park athletics track to Cupid Green. News
Children with autism face waits of between six and 28 months for an assessment in Hertfordshire Children in Herts may have to wait between six and 28 months to receive an autism assessment – depending on where they live in the county. News
School’s out forever, as Rudolf Steiner School Kings Langley sees ‘takeover’ deal collapse Parents at a scandal-riven school were told it will not re-open after all - less than one month before the start of term. News
Have you seen John Wilkinson from Hemel Hempstead? Can you help to find missing man John Wilkinson? Crime
Man still in critical condition after early morning assault A man has been arrested following an assault which left a victim hospitalised with serious head injuries. News
Rural crime “doubles in 12 months” in Hertfordshire Rural crime increased more sharply in Hertfordshire than anywhere else in the country last year, according to insurance bosses. News
Two out of five free bowel checks not taken up by people in Hertfordshire More than 40 per cent of people in Herts Valley fail to take up their free bowel cancer screening. News
Man who caused five-hour delays on M25 pleads guilty in court A Hemel man has pleaded guilty to causing a public nuisance after police had to close the M25 in both directions for five hours last week. News
Man in court after causing closure of M25 A man has been charged with causing a public nuisance following the closure of the M25 on Tuesday evening (July 31). News
Inspectors ‘whipped’ in school play about Ofsted at Rudolf Steiner School Kings Langley Ofsted inspectors were ‘whipped to death’ by students in a play devised by a teacher at a £10,000-a-year private school, a senior insider has claimed. News
Pioneering officer from Herts Police hopes to pick up national award A policeman who suffered life-changing injuries while in the line of duty has been shortlisted for a national award. News
Man wanted after assault in Hemel Hempstead pub Police would like to speak to this man following an assault which happened in Hemel Hempstead last month. News
No objections to 127-hour openings at Hemel Hempstead waste site A waste sorting centre in Hemel Hempstead has been given permission to work throughout the night, five nights a week. News
Child protection is ‘Amber’ in Hertfordshire Hundreds of children in Herts who have been abused or neglected are not covered by adequate NHS plans for their mental health needs. News
One in 250 people treated for obesity in Hertfordshire People are less likely to be treated for obesity in Herts Valley than almost anywhere else in the country. News
