The Comet

New measures have been introduced to prevent Herts highways construction workers from abuse during the coronavirus pandemic.

County Trading Standards officers are cracking down on businesses flouting the rules during the coronavirus lockdown.

A care home has received a damning report after an unannounced inspection by a healthcare watchdog revealed a raft of regulation breaches, with concerns over unexplained injuries, infection control and staffing.

Three Hitchin teenagers will be summoned to court following an incident which left a woman in her 70s with bruising to one of her eyes.

We’re sharing your stories during the coronavirus lockdown as part of our #ThereWithYou campaign.

A Letchworth man has been missing for nearly a month, and police have today launched a reappeal for the public’s help to trace him.

The director of patient services at Garden House Hospice Care has assured the local community that many of the hospice’s services will remain open during the COVID-19 outbreak.

A former St Albans City footballer is hoping a free exercise class on Facebook for children and adults alike brings a sense of “normality” to people’s lives during the coronavirus lockdown.

Knebworth House, Park and Gardens will remain closed until further notice as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

Great Northern and Thameslink services on the Hitchin line have reopened after trespassers were found on the station’s tracks.

An epileptic cat has finally found a loving home after spending nearly a year at a rescue shelter.

Education bosses in Hertfordshire are expected to allocate primary school places for next year as planned, councillors have heard.

Police stopped a driver at Stevenge Leisure Park this morning and questioned him under the new COVID-19 lockdown rules.

In our latest column from environmental group Transition Town Letchworth, Diane Ketcher shares some GIY top tips to keep you busy during lockdown.

A man has died after he was involved in a collision with a car at the A1(M) junction 8 exit slip road last night.

Our government is telling people to stay at home during the coronavirus pandemic but, for those who experience domestic abuse or violence, home is not a place of safety and Bedfordshire Police is raising awareness of the problem and encouraging people to come forward if they have concerns.

A devoted dad has died just two weeks after his Stevenage family desperately appealed for help to save his life so he could watch his two children grow up.

A pharmacist on a year-long trip backpacking around South America is desperate to come home to support NHS staff on the frontline, but is stranded in Argentina after the government suspended all international flights.

Stevenage FC are appealing for your help in keeping their NHS community kitchen afloat over the coming weeks.

The chairman of a Welwyn Garden City business passed away on March 24 after being diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus earlier this month.