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Organisers have announced the stage times for this year’s Cool Britannia Festival at Knebworth Park.

A new nursing leadership scholarship in Hertfordshire has been launched to honour the legacy of a community nurse who lost her battle with cancer aged just 31.

Stotfold Town Council may take legal action against Central Bedfordshire Council over plans for access to a new school close to a small area of land it leases.

An annual community day first established in 1971 has been revived after almost a decade since the last event.

Over the last few weekends, supporters of Garden House Hospice Care have battled gale force winds and fear to take part in skydives and a community cycle to raise funds.

Letchworth’s Aldi store in Avenue One is set to open next month.

The Ashwell Show returns on bank holiday Monday – and will host camel racing for the first time in its 99-year history.

A Hitchin man has today denied murdering 25-year-old Katheeskaran Thavarasa in the town in April this year.

The Hitchin and Harpenden MP has been accused of “careerism” for taking up a role in the new Prime Minster’s government.

Looking for things to do in Hertfordshire this August Bank Holiday weekend? Here’s some events that are taking place across the county.

A red-hot event for foodies returns this August Bank Holiday weekend with the annual Benington Chilli Festival back to tickle your taste buds.

Motoring history will be brought to life at Knebworth House for all the family to enjoy this August Bank Holiday weekend.

Frogs and dragonflies have been put at risk by vandalism at a Hitchin nature reserve.

Letchworth’s ‘reverse vending machine’ was launched in the town centre on Tuesday, with visitors able to try it out shortly after the ribbon cutting.

Taxi licensing fees in North Herts could be slashed by up to 50 per cent with a new scheme which subsidises those using electric and hybrid vehicles.

Faithless star Maxi Jazz has had to cancel his appearance at Knebworth’s Cool Britannia Festival.

Music festival Goatfest returns to Codicote this August Bank Holiday weekend.

Students in Stevenage, North Herts and Central Bedfordshire are anxiously opening their 2019 GCSE results this morning.

Plans to build blocks of flats and offices up to eight storeys high in a small cul-de-sac next to a 600-year-old Grade II-listed farmhouse have been met with dismay.

A lorry shedding its load of heavy machinery in a Hitchin street a week ago saw motorists in the town face more than seven hours of disruption – leading a councillor to repeat her call for a new road to be built.