Following the recent advice from the UK Government, Bletchley Park, the former top-secret home of Britain’s World War Two Codebreakers, will reopen to visitors from Saturday 4 July. To help keep visitors and team members safe, the usually busy museum and heritage attraction near Milton Keynes will reopen with reduced capacity. All visitors must pre-book a […]
A housekeeper from Hemel Hempstead was sentenced on Tuesday 23 June after pocketing thousands of pounds from elderly victims. Emma Johnson, age 39, of Turners Hill, admitted 13 counts of fraud against vulnerable care home residents. St Albans Crown Court heard that she had worked at Queensway residential care home in Jupiter Drive in Hemel […]
BEEE Creative invites you to join in a celebration of people and places for Hertfordshire Year of Culture 2020. Watch KAN Collective’s live virtual performance online. Seek & Hide is a performance combining animation, contemporary dance and music with live DJ music and VJ multiple channel Zoom screening. After the performance you can take part […]
Two Berkhamsted businesses, Solario Racing and Oliver Myles Events teamed up to give their clients a ‘Royal Ascot At Home’ experience and raised money for local charities. Racing resumed in Britain on 1 June but racehorse owners have not been able to go, due to the current social distance protocols. So, Simon Double, who runs Solario […]
Open Door have been partnering with Berko Food for Friends to provide free meals to vulnerable people in Berkhamsted. Many are elderly and isolated. Some are grieving after losing a loved one to coronavirus. Lots of you have been in touch to ask if you can support this initiative, and right now they really need […]
As lockdown restrictions continue to ease over the coming weeks, Hertfordshire Constabulary is reminding people to stay vigilant when considering meeting up with people they’ve been talking to online. The force is also reaching out to those who may have become victims during lockdown but are scared to speak out, for fear of reprisals around […]
Maddi Saunders from Pieces of Art in Tring tells us what she and business partner Emma Donabie have been doing during lockdown. Like many small businesses the last few months have presented us with some difficulties. Not being able to work in the same space at the same time and home schooling three children between […]
In a bid to reduce to the number of people killed and seriously injured on the county’s roads, Hertfordshire Constabulary is backing a national seatbelt campaign which starts on 29 June. People who did not wear a seatbelt and were involved in a collision in Hertfordshire over the past three years were 23 times more […]
Sir Mike Penning MP is supporting Armed Forces Week which leads up to Armed Force Day on Saturday 27 June. Sir Mike said: ‘Last year we celebrated Armed Forces Day in Gadebridge Park with over 3,000 people attending the event. Sadly, we cannot do the same this year, however, we will still be celebrating Armed Forces […]
Officers investigating reports of a nuisance dirt bike in the Kings Langley area are appealing for information and witnesses. There has been an increase in reports relating to a green dirt or ‘scrambler’ bike with no registration plate being ridden dangerously on the village common, as well as the nearby cricket ground. The most recent […]
Officers investigating a theft from a shop in Berkhamsted are releasing images of three men they would like to speak to as part of their enquiries. It happened at The Village Store in Gossoms End at 4.25pm on Friday 29 May. Offender(s) entered the shop and filled a bag with £200-worth of alcohol before leaving […]
Hertfordshire residents with symptoms of coronavirus COVID-19 are being encouraged not to delay getting a test for the virus. Booking a test is quick and easy. The booking site www.gov.uk/coronavirus will show the testing centres available for the next day and you should have your test done as soon as possible after your symptoms first […]