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Barclay Academy’s headteacher has announced today he will leave the Stevenage school at Easter.

A Hitchin man has been sentenced to five years and four months in prison after being found in possession of half a kilo of cocaine worth £30,000.

The latest mound of rubbish "varies slightly" from the other two, police say.

A man has been remanded in custody to appear in court after being charged with the murder of Joy Morgan, a University of Hertfordshire student missing from Hatfield.

Lisa Squire says she feels "incomplete" without the 21-year-old student, who disappeared four weeks ago.

Thinking about starting a business? Here, Jo Hart from Mantle Business Centres shares some of the key benefits of shared workspaces and explains why they are a great option for new and small companies.

A 48-year-old man remains in custody following an assault in Hitchin in the early hours of this morning.

West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust's rating remains unchanged from its previous inspection.

The journalist asks if David Lammy's issue with her Comic Relief posts is "because she is white".

Shohfah-El Israel is accused of killing Joy Morgan, 21, who was last seen alive in December.

The doubling of a lease payment every decade for 150 Stevenage residents is "not" fair, says an MP.

Police believe a laser pointed at a plane approaching Luton Airport last week may have come from the Hitchin area.

A Letchworth grandmother has been nominated in this year’s Comet Community Awards after taking care of a woman for three hours who had slipped on ice and fell.

The gang showed "a complete disregard" for the safety of the four Vietnamese men they took across the Channel.

Ajibola Shogbamimu is accused of killing Joy Morgan, 21, who was last seen alive in December.

A man has been charged with murder today in connection with the disappearance of Joy Morgan, a University of Hertfordshire student, who is missing from Hatfield.

The chief executive of Austin’s Funeral Services was bestowed Rotary’s highest honour on Friday in recognition of her charitable achievements in the community.

A Hertfordshire academy trust poised to take over a struggling secondary school did not buckle under the pressure, but was instead sidelined before a big-hitter from The City was appointed.

Figures seen by the BBC show 64 concerns were raised about Mulberry Court in Luton in three years.

Hundreds of people are expected to attend the funeral of a former deputy headteacher tomorrow.