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Campaigners call the decision to build near Watford General Hospital "rushed and flawed".

Sherry Naidoo was also cleared of Paul Jenner's manslaughter but had pleaded guilty to assault.

Six businesses in Hitchin town centre were targeted by burglars at the end of September.

Officers went to the property after receiving reports a man had been injured there, police say.

About 40 activists against the high-speed rail project clash with police at construction site.

Luton is praised by Prime Minister Boris Johnson for the way it handled Covid-19 restrictions.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been urged to push ahead with reforms to local government – amid fears the expected white paper may be delayed – by Hertfordshire County Council leader David Williams.

Artwork created by a Letchworth student has been selected for the Royal Academy’s Young Artists’ Summer Show.

The leaders of the region’s embattled ambulance service were aware of the sexual abuse scandal engulfing it several months ago but failed to take action, it has emerged.

For the first time in its history, Herts police will be able to call upon electric vehicles as part of its operational fleet.

A Hitchin brass band has walked away with two prestigious awards from a virtual international competition they competed in last month.

The body that represents British zoos says they are facing the biggest cash crisis in their history.

Timothy Long, 15, set off from Hampshire on 16 July to sail the 1,600-mile voyage.

A teenager placed in a coma with meningitis urges people not to be distracted by Covid-19.

More details are emerging about potential last-minute changes to North Hertfordshire’s Local Plan, as the leaders of NHDC’s political groups publicly respond to the call for an extraordinary meeting.

A planning application to demolish Swingate House has been submitted to Stevenage Borough Council – which, if approved, will make way for another phase of the town centre regeneration.

Mary Agyapong's husband was concerned about conditions at her workplace, a pre-inquest review hears.

A woman was left bleeding and with a number of puncture wounds, after she was bitten by a dog in a popular Stevenage park earlier this month.

A Stevenage household has been made temporarily homeless after their home was deliberately set alight.

A new display will opened at North Herts Museum tomorrow (October 1), to mark the contribution Black people have made to our district’s history.