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League One side Wycombe Wanderers sign midfielder Curtis Thompson on a short-term deal until January.

A group of up to 70 riders from the so-called Stunt Squad caused "mayhem" last year, a court hears.

The boats make it in time for a river festival which is due to be "the biggest one yet".

A museum looks at the squatting phenomenon and the treatment of homeless people over the centuries.

Wales' record goal scorer Helen Ward agrees a new deal with Watford Ladies and will captain the side next season.

Risaan Udayakumar, 18, died after being stabbed in a "disturbance" at a house.

Garden House Hospice Care has raised £4,000 for its children’s bereavement service, and an additional £4,000 for its music therapy service from Tesco’s Bags of Help grant scheme.

A Letchworth teenager charged with attempted murder, attempted GBH with intent and two counts of possession of a bladed article has appeared in St Albans Crown Court this afternoon.

Bedfordshire’s police and crime commissioner has confirmed that 40 per cent of the force’s resources are used in Luton.

A donation from the Jordans Trust in Biggleswade has helped a group of green-fingered Letchworth schoolchildren to grow their own fresh produce.

One might assume the Queen’s representative in Hertfordshire was a high-born baron lounging in a castle somewhere in the Home Counties Green Belt.

A Biggleswade nursery that was deemed ‘inadequate’ last year has now been rated ‘good’ in all areas by Ofsted inspectors.

The government must end Govia Thameslink’s contract if its new interim timetable does not improve railway journeys – that’s according to the chairman of North East Beds Labour, who is himself a train driver.

Central Bedfordshire Council has appointed the UK’s first ever newt officer to protect the species.

A consultation on the future of an NHS walk-in centre runs until the middle of August.

The standard bearer for the Stevenage branch of the Royal Air Force Association represented the town as the RAF celebrated its 100-year anniversary in London on Tuesday.

All Shook Up! Would-be Kings of Rock ‘n’ Roll will go head to head near Stevenage on Sunday – and Hitchin’s own Elvis will bring his show to the town hall that night.

This time last year, some giant braille appeared on Hitchin’s Windmill Hill.

Police are growing increasingly concerned for a missing teenager from Stevenage.

Youth and world-class music were the highlights of a magical, sun-soaked Kimpton Folk Festival.