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A petition aimed at convincing a brewery to reconsider its decision to give a much-loved landlord notice to quit has amassed more than 700 signatures in less than a week.

A new initiative to help vulnerable patients with Type 1 diabetes who are putting their lives at risk is proving to be successful.

A Knebworth woman who was given the all-clear from cervical cancer just two months ago will be taking on a fundraising walk tomorrow in aid of the charity which was her “lifeline”.

Shipu Ahmed attacked a woman and a teenage girl in 2007 but was only caught last year.

Animal charity the RSPCA is appealing for information after a rabbit was left for dead by the side of a Bedfordshire road.

Sutton United and Boreham Wood will join six other non-Scottish sides in the second round of next season's Scottish Challenge Cup.

Researchers will compare the health of primary school children in Luton to those in London.

Seven carriages were vandalised while the train was in sidings in West Worthing.

Heartfelt tributes have been paid to a legendary Hitchin football referee and volunteer who was a giant of the North Herts game.

A 12-carriage Thameslink train has been "trashed" by "thugs" who covered it in graffiti.

When you think of a rock band’s manager, you probably think of an older man – but 19-year-old Ella Gregg is pleased to be well and truly smashing the mould.

Visitors to St Albans Museum will learn more about Boudicca, Prof Stephen Hawking and others.

A WBA heavyweight title fight between champion Anthony Joshua and Alexander Povetkin will be "finalised in the next 72 hours", says promoter Eddie Hearn.

Gillian Leeden denies making false allegations about her sisters in her book Behind the Artichokes.

Lewis Hamilton says society is "still in the stone age" when it comes to issues such as women's pay rights and racial equality in sport.

Police are reappealing for help to find a missing man from Gosmore for the second time in as many days as concern over his welfare grows.

A 49-year-old inmate was pronounced dead at a Category A prison on Tuesday.

Volunteers have packed more than 30,000 books into a shipping container set for Kenya, where it will be transformed into a library for a deprived community.

A patient was given the wrong blood type during a transfusion - one of six serious incidents which highlight potential weaknesses in how the East and North Herts NHS Trust manages fundamental safety processes.

Troubled Govia Thameslink Railway offers the service after cancelling hundreds of trains.