A convicted paedophile and co-founder of a children's camp is on trial on the continent facing further accusations of child sex offences.

Boris Johnson said people should be "under no illusions" a third coronavirus wave is heading to the UK.

More regular testing is regarded as a key to avoiding further national lockdowns.

As a precautionary measure, the MHRA is advising those experiencing specific side effects following the vaccine to seek medical attention.

Netflix have released a new way to search for movies quickly.

Aldi and Lidl have revealed the latest items hitting the shelves in the middle aisles of their stores from Sunday, March 21 2021.

Here are the reasons why you are unable to choose which coronavirus vaccine you are given.

A woman who spat in the face of a police officer has been jailed.

A stagehand who was stabbed in the neck with a Stanley knife at Warner Bros Studios called his wife after “I had accepted I was going to die".

A charity aiming to build the first airworthy De Havilland Mosquito in the UK for more than 70 years wants to hear from people that have connections to the marque or might have stories to recall from family members of their involvement in building...

Residents will be able to vote in May on an important planning document that will shape the future development of a village.

A film crew member "viciously" stabbed his co-worker in the neck during a tea break at Warner Bros Studios.

Hertsmere has the highest proportion of its over 55 residents jabbed with at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine in Hertfordshire, NHS figures show.

Borehamwood's biggest park is in line to receive further improvements after Hertsmere Borough Council reaffirmed its support for a £2m scheme.

West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust is gearing up to submit a planning application for new facilities at Watford General Hospital.

An earlier national lockdown at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic could have prevented the deaths of London bus drivers, a new report has found.

A police officer who engaged in sexual activity with a child has been sacked.

The Government’s emergency funding deal for TfL will be extended until mid-May, the Transport Secretary has revealed.

Covid certificates could be introduced to allow sports fans and theatre goers to return to large events and stadiums, according to the Culture Secretary.

The Money Saving Expert warns every household in England and Wales that they face a £1000

The manager of a riding school has thanked an equestrian company for its "generosity" which she says has helped survive the pandemic.

Cash payments may not be accepted at Tube stations in the future as Mayor of London Sadiq Khan refuses to rule out withdrawing the option.

The Hertsmere community is being urged to digitally confirm their policing priorities amid the ongoing social distancing restrictions.

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

Further work to tackle the infestation of a moth species in Hertsmere is to begin in April.

The chairman of a parish council says antisemitism "will not be tolerated" after a meeting he was chairing was interrupted by a hateful comment from a member of the public.

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.

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.

Hertsmere Borough Council has been operating a pay and display car park without planning permission, it has been revealed.

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

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

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?

“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.”

Police have secured a closure order on a property in Borehamwood following complaints about anti-social behaviour and suspected drug use.

Police are trying to find a man who is wanted.

The police helicopter was called to Borehamwood last night to search for a man thought to have a weapon on him.

Boris Johnson will discuss ways to protect women and girls from violence with the head of the Metropolitan Police amid a storm of criticism over the force’s handling of a vigil in memory of Sarah Everard.

A proposal for a solar farm spanning several field has become the most objected scheme in a borough's history.

A British athlete has described her first even senior championships as an "amazing experience".

Ministers plan to make threats to send revenge porn a punishable offence.

Each night I retire to the west wing of my house and before going to sleep watch one of my huge collection of DVDs. I am a great fan of old movies and have just watched a 1950s thriller called Zero Hour about a disaster hitting an airliner. Dana Andr...

Schools will be renovated with modern boiler systems and over a hundred county council buildings will have solar panels installed as Hertfordshire County Council secures £23.5m to combat climate change.

A new principal has been appointed at Oaklands College.

An innocent homeowner says he feels "humiliated" after police mistakenly raided his home.

Election results in Hertfordshire could be delayed this year – with plans being drawn-up to quarantine marked ballot papers for 24 hours.

Officials have been making a series of unannounced visits to supermarkets in Hertfordshire – to check they are complying with measures designed to limit the spread of Covid-19.

An unlucky couple from Hertfordshire agonisingly missed out the £182m EuroMillions jackpot when their numbers came up but their ticket payment failed.

A coroner has “real reservations” about care given to a traumatised 13-year-old, originally from Hertfordshire, who took his own life last year.

Primary schools together received almost £30,000 worth of laptops and computer equipment for pupils during the lockdown.