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An independent filmmaker from Hitchin is set to premiere his latest feature at Letchworth’s Broadway Cinema on Thursday.

Staff and volunteers at RSPB The Lodge in Sandy are busy organising the fully booked ‘Race for Wildlife’ which takes place on Sunday.

The Government has put pressure on Network Rail to try to make sure rail replacement bus services between Stevenage and Hertford North only have to be in place for just over two years – 18 months less than has previously been stated.

A joint statement has been issued by North Hertfordshire District Council, charity Hitchin Town Hall Ltd and bankers HTH Finance Ltd following talks this afternoon regarding the district museum entrance in Hitchin.

Azam Zia held out-of-ours wrestling sessions for Muslim students from a Luton school.

North Herts has almost four times as many fires caused by domestic appliances as Stevenage – that’s according to new figures released by the fire and rescue service.

PC Giles Manning was dismissed after he "ignored' instructions not to drive police vehicles.

An inquest will be opened shortly into the death of a man whose body was found in woodland in Stevenage on Monday.

Officers have today appealed for witnesses after a crash on the main road between Potton and Sandy in which a young father tragically lost his life.

Police and Hertfordshire Trading Standards are asking people in Stevenage to be on their guard against rogue traders who are demanding cash from elderly and vulnerable people after convincing them jobs need doing on their homes.

Objections to the Hoddesdon facility include its size and location and fears of extra traffic.

A stretch of Ford End Road in Bedford will close for the continued electrification of the Midland Main Line.

A BBC FOI request reveals Amber Rudd has had no face-to-face meetings with crime commissioners.

Emergency crews remain at the scene of a two-car crash on the edge of Stevenage this morning.

The 17-year-old boy remained in hospital under police arrest for over a week.

Buckinghamshire councils are getting funding to help deliver four housing and roads projects.

Hertfordshire’s greatest art treasure is to stay put in Stevenage despite Herts County Council’s plan to sell off much of its extensive art collection.

Tickets go on sale today for the new Cool Britannia music festival at Knebworth Park.

The government money will also secure 400 new homes in the Bedfordshire town, council confirms.

People are being urged to sign up to become blood donors and help save lives.