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Luton Town sign Jordan Clark on a free transfer following the midfielder's departure from Accrington.

Tahir Malik quits his role for attending a gathering in a town that had a spike in virus cases.

One man has been cautioned as police appeal for witnesses after reports of a collision and subsequent altercation between two drivers in Stevenage.

Young people in Stevenage are being warned of the dangers of using nitrous oxide (N20), following an increase in reports of people using the drug in the town.

Both plead not guilty to causing serious injury at an event where 19 people were hurt.

Two men charged in connection with the Monkswood Way crash in Stevenage last year have appeared at St Albans Crown Court today.

Hundreds of knives have been surrendered in Hertfordshire as part of a week of action against knife crime by Herts Police last month.

Secret talks looking at what a unitary council structure would mean for the county first took place NINE MONTHS ago, it has emerged.

The 2019-20 EFL season will live long in the memory, not surprising as it lasted over a year. BBC Sport looks back at the highs and lows.

A planning application that could have seen two multi-storey apartment blocks buit in Hitchin’s town centre has been denied, as the district council’s planning committee described the proposal as “unacceptable in principle”.

The family of one of Stevenage’s longest serving taxi drivers has paid a touching tribute to his life.

The historic Letchworth Settlement has been saved from imminent closure thanks to an overwhelming response to its crowdfunding appeal, it emerged last week.

Five-year-old Betty-Leigh Allinson completed her final fundraising bike ride last week, having collected more than £25,000 for Letchworth-based Garden House Hospice.

People who have been in close contact with someone found to have Covid-19 are now being traced.

Firefighters from Hitchin and Letchworth and Baldock stations attended a blaze in Offley yesterday.

After reports of a fight between a group of men, forensic officers have been examining a residential road in Stevenage this morning.

Many of you will have been troubled by an article published last week (‘Could unitary Herts body save £142m?’), raising the spectre of a ‘mega-council’ – the largest in the country.

Stevenage Museum will once again welcome visitors when it reopens to the public on Thursday (August 6).

The 100-year-old veteran said he was "delighted" to move up the Army's ranks so quickly.

Free exercise classes will run throughout the summer in Stevenage.