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Hertfordshire County Council has awarded an emergency bus contract for the 202 Ashwell station bus route, which will see the “vital service” continue to run from November 19.

A primary school is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a whole host of celebrations throughout the year.

An annual black tie event in aid of Stevenage Community Trust has raised a record-breaking £33,000 to support charitable organisations and people in need.

HMP Woodhill has had one suicide since 2016, having previously had more than any other jail.

A trick-or-treater dressed in a white sheet with eye holes cut out threw corrosive liquid over a man.

An 11-year-old-girl was the pedestrian involved in a collision with a car in Stevenage, police have confirmed.

There has been a collision involving a car and a person outside Giles Infants’ School in Stevenage.

A large brown envelope of photographs has been found in Stevenage town centre – and police are keen to get them back to their rightful owner.

North Hertfordshire Museum has still not opened due to the dispute.

Northill and Ickwell villagers have collectively knitted and crocheted more than 10,800 poppies to be displayed at St Mary the Virgin Church until Sunday.

Two brothers have been arrested and charged in relation to an alleged disturbance in which a woman in her 30s was reportedly assaulted.

Residents of Cedar Court in St Albans are told they may not be able to return for 'at least a week'.

Two lanes of the A1M have been closed due to a crash in Welwyn Hatfield district.

Two men re-arrested in connection with the murder inquiry into deaths in 2015 and 2017 are charged.

There has been a crash on the A1M in Welwyn Hatfield district.

Northampton Town seal their place in the last 32 of the Checkatrade Trophy as they beat Fulham Under-21s 2-0 at Sixfields.

The Post Office has been lambasted for “yet another broken promise” after it revealed plans to franchise the Stevenage town centre branch, prompting concern the main counter will close and services will instead be provided at a retailer’s checkout.

A round-up of services and events taking place across North Herts, Stevenage and Central Bedfordshire to mark the centenary of the armistice being signed, marking the end of World War I in 1918.

Campaigners argued that the plant could discharge "toxic metal" into drinking water.

A priest who worked in parishes across two counties is accused of rape and gross indecency.