More temporary cycle lanes are slated for Hertfordshire after the county council recieved a further £6.4m by the Department for Transport.

Firefighters and healthcare workers in Herts have reacted badly to the chancellor’s spending review.

The number of calls to Stevenage Borough Council about emergency or temporary housing need has increased, according to the council’s leader.

A woman from Stevenage is set to face court today, after bottles of alcohol were smashed in Aldi in the town earlier this week.

A JustGiving page has been set up to help replace an elderly woman’s pension money, after her purse was swiped while shopping in Stevenage.

It’s been a busy year for the teams at Norwich Research Park, as they continue to help tackle Covid-19 alongside many other world-leading projects.

Here are just a few of the latest exciting developments.

Home-Start Herts is launching its Christmas fundraising challenge to help support vulnerable families during a difficult time.

The leaders of both county and district councils in Hertfordshire have commented on the news that we will be under Tier Two COVID restrictions from next week.

What can open in the new tier system when lockdown restrictions are lifted? From Wednesday, December 2, the country will revert to a strengthened three-tiered local COVID alert level system. Here’s a guide to the new medium, high and very high tiers.

Father Christmas will still be making the rounds in Baldock this year, even if it is at a distance.

An application to demolish Letchworth’s historic Town Lodge to make way for flats and an office building has been approved for North Herts District Council’s planning committee.

The Little Deli in Hitchin explains how you can put together the perfect hamper as a gift for a loved one this Christmas

The coronavirus tier Stevenage, Hitchin, Letchworth and Baldock will be placed in once lockdown ends has been announced this morning.

Planning permission has been granted for £12 million plans that will see a new sports facility and 116 new homes built in a residential part of Hitchin.

A woman has been arrested after a large quantity of bottles of alcohol were smashed on to the floor of an Aldi supermarket.

Tributes have been pouring in after a stalwart of the Hitchin community sadly passed away, following a short illness.

A Herts Domestic Abuse Helpline service user has explained the importance of support in the workplace, raising awareness of the 16 Days of Action campaign.

A four-year-old girl from Hitchin is set to enjoy her first Chemotherapy-free Christmas this year.

Retired police officer Mike Woods, who works to rehabilitate young offenders, says rising gang activity in Herts is a consequence of austerity.

A family have spoken out about the importance of sharing a last Christmas together, as end of life care providers Garden House Hospice Care launch an urgent appeal for donations.