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This week in Watford, conversion of a listed building in High Street frome homes to offices, demolition of two flats to make way for four flats and four houses being built on a garage site in Kings Langley.

Peace Hospice Care is celebrating 30 years of end-of-life care to thousands of patients.

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More snow could be on the way in South West Hertfordshire and London as the Met Office issued a weather warning.

Watford’s Mayor has warned that new government development proposals could have a “detrimental effect” on the town.

More than half of people over 80-years-old in Hertfordshire have received their first coronavirus jab, it has been revealed.

A teenager who carried out a series of “despicably cruel” attacks on taxi drivers by throwing a liquid at them has been jailed.

With England back under the instruction of essential trips only during the third national lockdown, cars across the country are gathering dust on driveways and in garages.

The natural world serves as a constant reminder that life is continuing and can also lift our spirits during these very difficult times.

Martin Lewis has issued advice for anyone thinking about investing in Bitcoin.

Frustration is a feeling that we have reluctantly embraced in these Covid times. It still feels awkward writing those two words concurrently, but the fact is we now define time globally alongside BC and AD.

It was a year ago this week that a World Health Organisation mission in China found the first evidence of human-to-human transmission of Covid-19. A year on and the impact since that finding has affected the entire world as we have been gripped by th...

Watford's ninth all-time appearance maker Johnny Williams has died aged 73, the club has announced.

A council is limiting the number of people who will be allowed in the main Cassiobury Park play area at any one time during weekends.

A motorist flouted lockdown rules by travelling more than 100 miles “to see a friend” – and now has a long trip home after their car was seized.

Thousands of pounds and drugs have been found following a series of early morning raids.

Police have closed off a road as a pony is rescued from a hole around 10ft deep.

The future use of Watford town hall remains up in the air after a proposal to turn it into a hotel proved to be unpopular.

South West Hertfordshire is set for another round of snow this weekend with temperatures forecast to drop across the UK.

Public Health England has issued a warning to keep warm as the Met Office forecast a spell of cold weather.

A new programme to help people struggling with their mental wellbeing due to the coronavirus pandemic will launch its first online session next week.

Plans have been lodged to convert a former Kings Langley pub into housing.

A serving Metropolitan Police officer has died after testing positive for Covid-19, the force has announced.

A brave 13-year-old boy has been honoured by his scouting group for his "tremendous courage" to support his little brother.

Roads are icy this morning.

Here are five of the best 30-minute walks to enjoy in Watford without breaking the lockdown rules.

Plans to end the prosecution of people who fail to pay the BBC licence fee will be delayed until at least 2022.

There is “some evidence” the UK variant of coronavirus is associated with “a higher degree of mortality”, Boris Johnson said.

Senior councillors have given the green light to push forward with plans to regenerate the area around Watford town hall.

A man recognised by millions, but known by few - the carrier of the placard ‘It’s Going to Get Worse’ - died last week at the age of 73.

The Watford Observer has teamed up with Watford Museum and its curator Sarah Priestley to take a journey back to the town’s past through items or places of historical significance.

Hertfordshire’s Liberal Democrat leader has welcomed Transport for London’s (TfL) U-turn on plans to make its stations cashless.

A Watford FC fan will be “showing his love” for the NHS by running a socially distanced half marathon on Valentines Day to raise money and awareness for it.

Hundreds of BP customers may have won £2,000-worth of reward points, following a competition glitch.

A council is urging people not to get complacent as coronavirus case rates continue to drop.

Police in Hertfordshire have been coughed on, spat at or bitten in more than 100 attacks during the Covid-19 pandemic, figures show.

Parts of Hertfordshire County Council’s headquarters site could be sold off, leased or redeveloped as part of a review of working practices, it has emerged.

My late father worked for a dissolved Scottish transport company called Smith of Maddiston as a trunk driver based at Stockton on Tees in the north east.

A patient who has been at Watford General for more than two months has opened up on how he just wants to go home to his family.

Young people in Watford who are not in education, employment, or training, are being invited to join a free local programme run by the fire service.

Bosses at a cancer centre are asking the public for their opinion in a review that could result in its relocation.

Police are investigating after wine, beer and a bunch of flowers were stolen from a service station.

A sea scout group that has made and distributed more than 1,800 face shields and two women who arranged food boxes and calls to the vulnerable have been nominated as community champions during the pandemic - but do you also know someone who has go...

Priti Patel said the UK has a “long way to go” before coronavirus restrictions can be eased.

A physician who faked insurance documents and “put patients at risk” will no longer be able to practise.

Residents in Hertsmere are set to have another £5 added onto their borough council tax bill for the coming year.

Several rapid coronavirus testing centres are opening in Hertfordshire from today for people with no symptoms of the disease.

Footage of platforms packed with commuters piling onto the London Underground have again emerged, raising questions about the safety of key workers.