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MK Dons sign Dutch goalkeeper Wieger Sietsma on a free transfer on a two-year deal.

A 61-year-old man who stabbed his father-in-law to death in Letchworth has today been found not guilty of murder.

A lorry shed a load of foam insulation onto the A1(M) southbound between Stevenage and Welwyn this afternoon.

Lewis Hamilton is fastest in the second practice session at the Austrian Grand Prix, ahead of title rival Sebastian Vettel.

This summer you can wander across the lawns of the formal gardens at Knebworth House while admiring some incredible African sculptures.

Plans for two new Baldock neighbourhoods containing more than 3,000 homes will be exhibited to the public next week, with locals invited to have their say as part of a consultation.

After charity Stonewall ranked Herts in the top five in their index of the best local authorities dealing with homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying in schools, two members of the LGBT community have spoken out about the report.

The virtual reality software aims to help architects consider people with sight loss.

Championship side Bristol City confirm they are looking at out-of-contract Wycombe Wanderers defender Aaron Pierre.

A new care home is set to open in Shefford later this year, bringing with it 73 new jobs.

What would Shakespeare have thought about Brexit? After all, we’d just had a bit of miff and biff with the Spanish Armada and our entente with the French wasn’t always so cordiale – and we had strong and stable leadership provided for the country by a woman, Elizabeth I.

What makes visitors come to a town centre in 2017?

Free beginners’ skateboarding and BMX sessions in Letchworth are among the initiatives you can support as part of a supermarket grant scheme over the next two months.

Children as young as nine could have their school buses cut under policy changes put forward for consultation by Central Bedfordshire Council.

Pub patrons in Baldock celebrated American independence on Tuesday evening – July 4 – with a charity mac ‘n’ cheese-eating contest.

A wheelchair user fell into the middle of the road outside Letchworth railway station after a pothole caused her to overturn and end up on the ground.

There will be live music, barbecue food and more at a community picnic in Potton later this month.

The best-selling Canadian author of the DCI Banks crime series is set to introduce and sign his new novel in Letchworth.

The proud standard bearer for Baldock’s Royal British Legion is to parade with the Hertfordshire county standard in front of the Queen this November.

People in Biggleswade, Sandy and Potton can take part in a groundbreaking art project which will see giant mosaics installed to help decorate the three town centres.