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This was the scene as members of a Hitchin church gathered to mark 50 years since the unveiling of their building’s foundation stone.

Doggett & Ephgrave, the duo behind Hitchin’s 10-year-old monthly comedy club Mostly Comedy, are delighted to present a last-minute addition to their autumn season.

Hitchin Fireworks and community firm Ladder 87 are teaming up to light up the sky again this year.

Ironman triathlete Lucy Charles gives us an insight into why she wishes she got into triathlon sooner.

HMP The Mount is found to be "absolutely failing" in its "key mission to train and rehabilitate".

Police are warning of long delays on the A1(M) all the way back to Hatfield following a crash near Welwyn.

Macmillan Cancer Support’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning will take place on Friday, with plenty of opportunities to get involved and raise money taking place across Central Bedfordshire.

Gambian side Buckingham Street FC had to wait more than a year to receive Buckingham United FC's old kit.

A car ended up on its roof today after colliding with the railway bridge on Wymondley Road in Hitchin.

The fire at the site of a temple donated by The Beatles star was accidental, the fire service says.

A driver involved in a fatal crash told a court a positive drug test related to a substance taken on the previous day.

Barbara Liddle, 76, was found with "serious injuries" but died at the scene.

A car has crashed and ended up on its roof in a ditch on the side of the A1(M) this afternoon – causing a partial block and queuing traffic northbound.

Luton sign former Newcastle United and Brighton winger Kazenga LuaLua until the end of the season.

A transport service which patients rely on to take them to and from hospital appointments could be axed.

It had been a case of July deal or no deal over the would-be North Hertfordshire Museum entrance in Hitchin’s Brand Street – but now the district council has set a new deadline of Halloween.

More than 150 people packed into Shepreth Village Hall yesterday evening for the latest CamBedRailRoad meeting on the proposals for the East West Rail Link from Oxford to Cambridge.

Clothing caught on fire after the sun's rays were reflected by a mirror.

The Hertfordshire police knife amnesty took a huge number of blades off our streets, including swords, military knives and ‘elven’ knives.

A music festival celebrating the 1990s is set to return to Knebworth next year with dates now confirmed.