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A motorist who fraudulently used his disabled six-year-old nephew’s Blue Badge to park in Stevenage has been slapped with a bill for almost £1,400.

The first Romanian to enter the UK when working restrictions were lifted has died in a motor crash, four years after he started out at a Biggleswade car wash.

Removing Thames Valley Police's horse unit is one of three options to be discussed at a budget meeting.

Police say they are looking into potential new leads in the unsolved murder of a teenage girl 60 years ago.

Repairs to a level crossing near Sandy will take two days after a car hit it earlier today.

Anthony Joshua laughs off claims of drug use after Joseph Parker dubbed him the "king of steroids".

A Biggleswade couple who have given their lives to politics, serving as councillors for 75 years between them, will finally retire this evening.

The MoD says remains found in northern France could be those of Bedfordshire soldier Edward Norton.

The cash machine was later found about 12 miles away, say police.

A Letchworth woman has been sentenced after admitting fraudulently claiming Housing Benefit and Council Tax Reductions totalling almost £17,000 between 2011 and 2015.

A jury is told Justin Clarke, 62, evaded arrest for 23 years after a shooting in St Albans.

A former Stevenage headteacher, who returned home after a day in the classroom and looked at indecent images of children online, was today spared jail.

A judge defends her decision to spare the former head teacher from an immediate prison sentence.

Tickets are now available for a public Q&A session with Hitchin and Harpenden MP Bim Afolami.

Peter Farquar, 69, died on 26 October 2015 and Ann Moore-Martin, 83, died on 12 May 2017.

The team at North Hertfordshire Museum are celebrating after they won £60,000 of grant funding that will ensure Roman treasures stay in the district.

Members of Stevenage Liberal Synagogue joined town mayor Pam Stuart and her consort Tony Turner to unveil a special display of books at Stevenage Central Library ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day.

A demonstration against NHS cuts gained hundreds of supporters in Hitchin town centre at the weekend.

Inspectors also found food thrown from windows and children washing cutlery in toilet sinks.

The A505 has reopened between Royston and Baldock – two hours after it was closed due to a crash.