More than 360,000 adults in Hertfordshire have received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, data shows.

A reader's opinion that Watford has become "soulless" with "no character" has sparked a lot of attention recently.

The hunt is on for a wanted man in connection to a South Oxhey domestic incident.

A Watford man who has flouted Covid-19 rules by hosting multiple parties has been fined £10,000.

Campaigners for a new west Hertfordshire hospital have shed doubt to whether a cancer centre could integrate well in Watford when Watford General Hospital undergoes redevelopment.

Police are investigating after a man allegedly attacked his victim with a wooden pole.

Watford's mayor says he agrees it is "important" to preserve Watford's heritage after he was asked for his thoughts about a plan to demolish an historic clock tower.

A councillor believes his area is "deserving" of more funding to help tackle fly-tipping.

The Watford MP has explained why he backed a controversial Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

Watford’s Mayor has highlighted the importance of people's safety in the town following the death of Sarah Everard.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock will lead a Downing Street press conference tonight - here is what he could talk about.

New data suggests one in five people with Covid only develop one symptom of the virus – a skin rash.

Seven new Beryl bike docking stations will be placed across Watford this year.

Hertfordshire County Council is seeking a judgement in the High Court that could allow virtual council meetings to continue after the local elections on May 6.

Three of the country’s biggest supermarkets have issued an urgent safety message to their shoppers.

The vaccine rollout is set to be ramped up in the UK in an effort to get all adults vaccinated by the summer.

I would like to echo the comments made by others on London’s Labour Mayor suggestion of a £5.50 “London Boundary charge” on residents in Three Rivers and Herts driving into London. He can expect a serious and widespread campaign against it ...

Uber drivers in the UK are to get a guaranteed minimum wage, holiday pay and pensions.

Stalking offences are set to hit a record high this year in Hertfordshire, figures suggest.

Twisted Monkey will continue operating under new management, after the bar’s former licence holder was revoked of the licence due to alleged criminal activity.

A driver had a lucky escape after their vehicle was crushed by a runaway tyre on the M25 this afternoon.

Police have issued an image of a man they would like to identify following a burglary last month.

The death of Sarah Everard has triggered a public outcry about the safety of women and how offences against them are dealt with.

A new testing site for key workers with no coronavirus symptoms is up and running in Watford town centre.

A bus driver ended up getting their vehicle stuck between two lamp posts on a hill after trying to make a three-point turn.

The Watford Observer has again teamed up with its friends at The Watford Treasury to share stories from previous issues.

To me Watford has become a soulless place with no character and with the eventual building of the mini ‘Manhattan’ project we will, as I fear, just become another part of the London spillover.

People who walk slowly may be almost four times more likely to die from coronavirus, and be potentially more than twice at risk of contracting severe Covid-19, researchers say.

THE Government's 'Stay Home' message is to be dropped as more restrictions are set to be eased at the end of the month - but what will change?

Hertfordshire’s health chiefhas refused to name the supermarkets found defying Covid measures duringunannounced checks.

An address in Watford was raided this morning as part of a year-long Metropolitan police investigation into people trafficking.

“We must drive out violence against women and girls and make every part of the criminal justice system work to better protect and defend them.”

A nursery that was set up to support families working in film and television is opening its doors to the wider public for the first time.

Watford legend Luther Blissett has stated there is a “long way to go” to tackle racism in football.

The renaming of Watford's indoor shopping centre certainly caused a stir when it was revealed at the beginning of this month.

I read with some interest Baroness Dorothy Thornhill’s recent piece in the Watford Observer about the Conservative’ stance on development.

Some of the retail shops staying at Atria Watford when it reopens has been revealed.

Transport for London has revealed the 80 routes that will be disrupted due to a driver strike on Wednesday.

Police are searching for a small Yorkshire Terrier after it was last seen kidnapped.

A developer has unveiled revised proposals to redevelop a former bus garage in Garston.

Homeowners in Watford take an average of just over 17 weeks to sell their property, figures show.

Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury have signed a two-fight deal, according to Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn.

The South East is set to experience a “cold blast” with snow and ice forecast over the next few days.

Ordering food on your phone while in the queue for McDonald's can result in a maximum fine of £1,000 and 6 points on your licence.

Several neighbourhoods across Watford and surrounding areas are nearly Covid free as infection rates continue to drop.

People across the UK have been urged to get their coronavirus vaccine, despite a growing list of countries temporarily suspending use of the AstraZeneca jab amid concern around blood clots.

Plans to demolish one pub, bulldozers moving it another, filming for a popular BBC drama and a controversial width restriction in Watford were among the stories making our headlines five and ten years ago this week.

Small businesses are being encouraged to sign up to become a part of Watford Market.

An air ambulance was deployed as paramedics rushed to the aid of a woman.

One of the UK’s leading statisticians says he is ‘no doubt’ the UK will be hit by a third wave of coronavirus infections.