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A large number of food waste caddies in Letchworth, Baldock and the surrounding area were not collected on time this week, with many still outstanding.

Nine young bridge players from Hitchin have been to the House of Lords to test their skills.

Police say the victim was left with "lasting physical and psychological" injuries after a drugs row.

A woman from Stevenage has travelled to Westminster to rally MPs to support a new campaign calling on the Government to tackle the chronic shortage of NHS cancer staff.

A fire in Letchworth in the early hours of this morning is believed to have been started deliberately, Herts Fire and Rescue Service has confirmed.

A 24-hour fundraising fishing match has raised £1,120 for the Essex and Herts Air Ambulance.

Goda Janulevicuite, 6, died after delayed treatment to severe sepsis, a coroner records.

The popular Flavours of the World food market returns to Biggleswade this Sunday.

The new Costco store coming to Stevenage next year will include a petrol station, the company confirmed today.

The 23-year-old singer played 10 venues in 12 hours.

Queues of "about a mile long" formed at one shopping centre, prompting calls to police.

There’s not enough money in the pot to fix every road defect in Central Bedfordshire.

A Hitchin primary school that has suspended teachers over alleged historical malpractice has been deemed by inspectors to require improvement.

Two bands will join forces in Hitchin this weekend to cover the second best-selling record in UK history.

North Herts District Council has been accused of misleading residents over plans for a new crematorium on the outskirts of Letchworth.

A wrangle over the completion of a school expansion project near Stotfold could be heading for the High Court.

Officers working on the president's UK visit say their sleeping conditions are "an absolute disgrace".

The 18-year-old man was found with serious injuries and died after a "disturbance" at a house in Watford.

Knebworth Care Home’s manager has said she is “delighted” after it scooped a positive Care Quality Commission (CQC) report.

A Hitchin dad has expressed deep concern after NHS England announced it would not fund a “wonder drug” that has changed his teenage son’s life.