Rennie Grove Hospice Care is inviting residents across Bucks and Herts who take pride in their garden to consider opening it up and helping the charity to raise funds for local patients with a life-limiting illness. Claire Redrup, Community and Events Fundraising Manager said: ‘It doesn’t matter if your garden is large or small, wild […]
On Tuesday 10 March, pupils from Lockers Park Prep School in Hemel Hempstead joined thousands of schools across the nation in an exciting sports challenge for Sport Relief. The school held the Ultimate Football Match, with a different year group continuously playing football throughout the day from early morning to afternoon. Eight hours of consecutive football […]
Thanks to Beechwood Fine Foods in Tring for this update on their services in the midst of the Coronavirus outbreak: Up until now we have not felt the need to add to the stream of official and speculative information coming through your inbox surrounding the Coronavirus outbreak. However, with so many of you now asking […]
Officers are appealing for witnesses and information following the theft of two BMWs and a vehicle interference incident on the same night in Tring. The first incident saw a white BMW 760I taken from a driveway on Grove Road between 1pm on Wednesday 11 March and 3.15pm on Thursday 12 March (41/22248/20). In the second […]
We’ve received the following news from the HYOC2020 campaign team: In light of recent news, we appreciate that some upcoming events are be being cancelled. If you are hosting a HYOC2020 event that is now not going ahead, please can you mark the event cancelled, rather than deleting it from the site. (If you’ve listed […]
Please see the following updates from our local Neighbourhood Watch team relating to the coronavirus situation: Working together I am sure you are all keeping abreast of the latest developments with Coronavirus in the UK at the moment and are aware of the necessary actions required if you feel unwell. These are unprecedented times and […]
Social enterprise and business start-up support organisation, Wenta, have announced that Tony Bond, one of the original founders of Wenta, is stepping down from the Wenta Board following 37 years of service in helping small businesses to start-up and succeed in Watford and surrounding areas. It’s not every day that you meet one of the […]
Police officers and staff across Hertfordshire are lending a helping hand to the National Child Exploitation Awareness Day campaign today (Wednesday 18 March) by writing pledges on their palms to raise awareness. The National Working Group’s (NWG’s) Helping Hands campaign aims to spread the word on the signs to look out for and how to […]
The brand-new Chilterns Pass includes fantastic savings with many well-known brands and independent businesses in the Chilterns. The Chilterns Pass has been developed in conjunction with ‘Open for Business’: promoting tourism in the central Chilterns corridor, a Chilterns Conservation Board-led project, funded by the HS2 Business and Local Economy Fund (BLEF). The three-year initiative began […]
Police are appealing to the public for their help in locating a man who is wanted. Yasin Mahdi, aged 28, whose last known address was Park Road in Barnet, is wanted in connection with an investigation into the supply of class A drugs in Welwyn Garden City. He has links to the Hertfordshire, London, Dorset […]
This summer’s Classic Ibiza at Hatfield House on Saturday 29 August will be supporting a local charity that helps people and families in eastern Hertfordshire with life limiting illness. Isabel Hospice provides free end of life care and support for patients and their families living with cancer and other illnesses, such as MND, end stage […]
Neighbourhood Watch have made us aware that fraudsters are exploiting the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus to facilitate various types of fraud and cyber crime. Since February 2020, the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) has identified 21 reports of fraud where coronavirus was mentioned, with victim losses totalling over £800k. Ten of these reports were made […]