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Charles Mack, 36, dies after a "suspected heart attack" at a training session on Sunday.

The annual one-day carnival attracts thousands and has had issues with violence in the past.

The annual one-day carnival attracts thousands and has had issues with violence in the past.

An independent report looked at 22 incidents highlighted by the East of England Ambulance Trust.

A Stevenage pensioner was close to sending £15,000 of his life savings to a con artist pretending to be from his bank – but thought twice after seeing a Neighbourhood Watch email warning him about the scam.

Wycombe Wanderers pair Sido Jombati and Yves Ma-Kalambay sign new deals with the promoted League Two side.

Central Bedfordshire Council has hit back at a councillor’s criticism over housing developments in Potton.

Brown bins have been left uncollected in the North Herts area for more than a week – causing some to brand the situation “a load of rubbish”.

The RSPCA are investigating an incident in the countryside between Potton and Biggleswade where a dog with a broken foot was left tied to railings.

The council says other sites would cause "considerably less harm" to the green belt.

The chief executive of Hertfordshire County Council has announced his retirement.

Hitchin department store Kenmore Interiors is to hold a closing-down sale ahead of liquidation, according to a new display in its windows.

A woman has been charged following a burglary in Stevenage Old Town – and now police are appealing for help to trace a man they believe can help with enquiries.

Time’s running out fast to get your entry in for next month’s Hitchin Hard Half Marathon – which is now backed by the Comet.

Supermarket says Tesco Direct faces high costs, will not become profitable and will be closed.

Waryam Hussain was killed by a single stab wound in Luton.

Bristol Rovers sign former Milton Keynes Dons, Millwall and Yeovil midfielder Ed Upson on a free transfer.

His body was discovered at a house in Bedfordshire.

As sports fans get ready for the World Cup next month, homeless footballers have played out their own version in Letchworth.

The Electoral Reform Society said requiring ID risked denying people their "democratic right".