Passengers travelling between London Euston, the West Midlands, North West and Scotland are being advised to check before they travel ahead of multi-million pound railway upgrades over the early May bank holiday. Network Rail is investing £7.7m to improve future journeys on the West Coast main line between London and Crewe between Saturday 29 April […]
Hertfordshire Constabulary is launching a 5-Steps campaign to help the community understand how best to make contact with police depending on their service need. A daily average of 500 999 calls and 1,000 101 calls are made to the constabulary’s Force Communications Room (FCR) with demand ever increasing. FCR Chief Inspector Steve Alison, said: ‘The […]
The Alarm’s Mike Peters returns to life after a year dominated by pneumonia and a serious leukaemia relapse, with the release of the video to ‘Forwards’, the title track from the band’s forthcoming album, out 2 June 2023. ‘I literally took my guitar into hospital with me,’ says Peters. ‘I was on the ward for […]
Deaf nine-year-old delivers urgent letter to Prime Minster calling for more support for deaf children, as new research reveals lack of awareness of what deaf children can achieve. Orson, born deaf, delivers letter to Prime Minister calling for Government to invest in therapy that supported him to learn to listen and speak. Ahead of Deaf […]
Visit Herts has been awarded the new, enhanced status of ‘Local Visitor Economy Partnership’ by VisitEngland – the Government’s official tourism agency for England. Herts is one of 15 destinations across the country that have been awarded the new status. The creation of these new partnerships is part of the Government’s strategy to better support […]
The UK government’s new Emergency Alerts system is now live. The system will enable people to be contacted via their mobile phone when lives are in danger. On Sunday 23 April at 3pm, there will be a national test of the service. An Emergency Alert is a loud, siren-like sound with a message on your […]
On Wednesday 19 April 2023 between 9am and 10.30pm, an offender committed a burglary in Longfield Road in Tring. If you or your neighbours have any information relating to this crime, or if you have captured any relevant footage on your CCTV or doorbell camera, please contact the police non-emergency number 101, quoting crime number […]
Those who pervert the course of justice by lying to avoid speeding fines and penalty points are being warned about the consequences. Hertfordshire police are warning drivers that if they are caught speeding and give false details, such as a false name or address, they may face a custodial sentence. There are currently around 63 […]
A fundraising appeal by Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust to protect our ancient woodlands is being boosted by the Big Give in a match funding campaign where donations are doubled. Between 20-27 April 2023 the local charity, which manages over 40 nature reserves across the region, is teaming up with the Big Give to raise […]
Some of the country’s busiest railway stations, including Liverpool Lime Street, Manchester Piccadilly and Birmingham New Street, now have British Sign Language travel announcements. From the start of April, touchscreens have gone live for deaf passengers at eight Network Rail managed stations* showing signed travel information of the latest advice for travellers. Euston station was […]
Our Bookshop in Tring are very excited to announce they will be hosting a Children’s Science Week. Starting 25 April, it will feature some amazing authors, scientists, professors and doctors who will be coming to Tring for a number of school visits (including Grove Road, Turnfurlong, Brookmead and Aston Clinton) in the area and then, […]
Nearly 90 percent of Hertfordshire children have been allocated a place at their most preferred primary school. Of the 13,491 applications for reception places received for Hertfordshire children, 12,018 have been allocated their first ranked primary school. Over 98 per cent (13,225) were allocated one of their preferred schools. Including allocations to junior and middle […]