London Euston has become the first railway station in the country to provide the latest passenger information using British Sign Language. From today (Wednesday 2 June) 10 passenger information touchscreens have gone live around the major Network Rail managed transport hub. A further 10 will be installed by the end of 2021 and an additional […]
Congratulations to Sunnyside Rural Trust, who have followed up their recent success at the Herts High Sheriff Awards by being awarded The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service 2021 – the equivalent of an MBE for charities. They issued the following statement: So it’s a massive thank you to all our volunteers who work with us […]
Hertfordshire Constabulary’s Operation Mantis team carried out a week of operations against county lines drug gangs, between Monday 17 May and Friday 21 May. During the week of action, 11 warrants were executed at addresses in Stevenage and Walkern, by the Mantis team, supported by Local Policing Command officers. Warrants were also served at addresses […]
Tring has got off to a flying start as lockdown restrictions begin to be lifted, with new shops and eateries opening their doors. Outgoing Mayor Roxanne Ransley said: ‘We have been fortunate to have businesses who took phone and online orders, prepared takeaway food and delivered everything from books to food to our doors. ‘The […]
Detectives investigating a serious assault in Hemel Hempstead are appealing for information and witnesses. It happened on Galley Hill, in the Gadebridge area, at approximately 11.30pm on Friday 28 May. The suspect and the victim, both men, allegedly became involved in a verbal altercation outside the Gade and Goose pub. The altercation became physical before […]
A celebrity chef from Harpenden is lending his support to a charity campaign which is asking people across the UK to get brunching this June to raise money for fatally ill children. The MasterChef contestant and author, Theo Michaels, is supporting ‘Harrison’s Brunch’ a fundraising campaign from Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy charity, Harrison’s Fund. In his […]
Over 1000 packets of wildflower seeds were given out in Dacorum to celebrate Biodiversity Day. As part of Dacorum Borough Council’s climate and ecological emergency work, to celebrate Biodiversity Day on Saturday 22 May it held a wildflower seed giveaway and primary school competition. The applications for wildflower seeds was open to residents all week, […]
Ashridge Home Care is celebrating! It is celebrating being named as The Most Outstanding Home Care Agency in the annual awards ceremony held by the Home Care Awards which are a benchmark for industry standards and service excellence in the UK home care, domiciliary care and live-in care sectors. This year the standards were extraodinarily […]
Here is the latest update from Joe Roberts of the The Plough Pub Potten End Community Interest Company. Please be assured that we are continuing to work on making The Plough pub in Potten End an asset for the community and owned by the community. As you may be aware from our communication in March, […]
For the first time, wildlife charity People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) is running its Living with Mammals survey throughout all of 2021, starting this week. PTES saw record-breaking numbers of volunteers taking part last year, thanks to more people being at home and having the time to watch wildlife in their gardens and/or nearby […]
Visitors to ZSL Whipsnade Zoo this half term are in for a big surprise as two new elephants have joined their cousins. Peanut and Unity are part of a growing herd called The Big Trunk Trail who will be seen all over Luton this summer. It’s the biggest outdoor public art event the town has […]
Seatbelts save lives and those who fail to ‘click it’ risk getting a ticket or worse, warn police at the start of a national seatbelt campaign that starts today (24 May). Wearing a seatbelt is one of the simplest things a person can do to protect themselves on a journey. Failing to do so is […]