On Friday 26 November, 100 people braved the freezing temperatures spending the night on cardboard in the grounds of The Hemel Hempstead School for the long-awaited return of DENS’ Sponsored Sleepout. Friends, families, colleagues and community groups from across Dacorum gathered at the event, swapping their cosy bed for a sleeping bag in support of […]
Tring Brewery are thrilled to showcase their brand-new Death or Glory Chompers – artisanal charcuterie snacks cured with their award-winning Death or Glory Ale. The Chompers have been crafted by Chiltern Charcuterie, independent Hertfordshire artisans who cure meats to be sold in the home-counties, London and beyond. Chiltern Charcuterie have blended garlic, ginger and spices […]
The Government announced new restrictions this week after the discovery of a new variant of COVD-19, named Omicron. You should follow the new rules with immediate effect: You must wear a face covering in shops (including hairdressers and food takeaways) and on public transport, unless exempt All contacts of suspected Omicron cases must self-isolate for […]
Police investigating an incident in Bovingdon are appealing for witnesses to come forward. The incident occurred at Bovingdon Market, at around midday on Saturday 20 November. It was reported that an altercation occurred between a group of males and females, who are believed to be known to each other. Investigator Deborah Newsham, from the Dacorum […]
Looking for a fun and informative day out for the whole family? Nestled in the shadow of Ivinghoe Beacon, lies a hidden gem of an attraction just waiting to be explored. The old Victorian Pitstone Green Farm which fell out of use as a working farm in the early 1970s, is now being run as […]
Hertfordshire Constabulary has launched its annual campaign to help keep people safe while out and about over the festive season. Traditionally, the Christmas and new year period is celebrated with more people heading out to parties, bars and other events. The force takes this opportunity to run its Operation Advisory education campaign reminding people that […]
Apologies to our crossword fans, who were missing the last few clues in our Twelve Ways of Christmas crossword in the Winter issue of the magazines. Please find the full list of clues below – and happy puzzling! Answers to 12 clues are the gifts in the famous festive song, but with different beginnings (e.g. […]
Thank you very much to Tom Beeston, Chief Officer at the Chiltern Society, for supplying his thoughts and response to a letter received from Harrow Estates, part of Redrow Group. Further details and information on the meetings can be found here in an update from Chiltern Countryside Group Dear Scott, First thank you for holding […]
Thank you to the Chiltern Countryside Group for supplying this important information on a newly proposed development called ‘Marshcroft’. You can also view the response to the proposed development from the Chiltern Society. As many of you will be aware, Dacorum Borough Council (which covers Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamsted, Tring and villages) is currently working on […]
In Hertfordshire, almost 163,500 adults have been diagnosed with high blood pressure. And for every ten people diagnosed with high blood pressure, seven remain undiagnosed and untreated. That’s extremely worrying to charity the Stroke Association as high blood pressure is one of the leading causes of stroke. One of the ways to reduce blood pressure is to […]
This festive season the team at the Court Theatre are back with everyone’s pantomime favourite, Cinderella. The cast will of course consist of all the usual suspects we have come to love over the years but, as director Nick Russon said, ‘In the interests of keeping the average age down and our continued support of […]
A man has been jailed for four years and four months after committing an aggravated robbery in Northchurch. Michael Dennison, aged 37, of Houghton Regis, Bedfordshire, appeared at Luton Crown Court on Tuesday 23 November where he pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery and possession of an offensive weapon. The court heard how Dennison entered the […]