PROTECTING  jobs and services, building a stronger economy and protecting the environment are among the priorities being put forward by Labour candidates in Hertfordshire, in the run-up to the county council elections on May 6.

Over the years I wish I had kept discarded film props and scripts on my visits to various film studios as they can be very valuable today. I did buy the begging bowl from the 1960s film Oliver when I attended an auction of film items at Shepperton in...

Food allergies, salmonella poisoning, Hepatitis A and chocking hazards are just some of the reasons behind urgent product recalls across the UK.

According to new research, Brits think BBQ’s are the best way of eating outdoors, beating picnics as the nations favourite method of outdoor dining.

County council leader Cllr David Williams says Conservatives offer voters in Hertfordshire the combination of a strong message and a strong team, with a proven track record.

In the history of stupid ideas, the European Super League was on a par with Fleetwood and Fox at the Brits or the Poll Tax. The slippery, gold-laden toads who undertook clandestine meetings over the previous year will, now it is shelved, revert to...

You'll be able to pick up a bargain from the supermarket chains this Bank Holiday weekend.

The streaming giant has released a whole host of new shows and movies coming in May.

The study also compared the AstraZeneca and Pfizer to see how side effects from the vaccines differ.

Motorists have been urged to expect delays in what is expected to be the busiest May Day bank holiday weekend since 2016.

An 11-year-old boy was left devastated after his new bike was stolen the day after his birthday in St Albans.

A popular market showcasing the best vegan delicacies is set to return to St Albans.

Quick-thinking police officers managed to track down a £125,000 Range Rover within an hour of it being stolen.

Naming your child can be one of the toughest decisions new parents are likely to face.

Scientific advisors have given an estimated time frame of when people may be able to hug their loved ones- and it might be as early as June.  

The Department for Transport said it will allow hands-free driving in vehicles if certain motorway conditions are met. 

Two men have been jailed after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs.

The Health Secretary will address the nation later today to provide an update on the coronavirus pandemic.

New Covid marshals are being recruited in some areas across England for the coming year despite Government plans to lift remaining coronavirus restrictions on June 21.

A vehicle has overturned on the M25.

Consumers who receive a suspicious text should contact the supermarket, if they shop with them, to verify it.

People who stream their music via Spotify users are going to have to pay more for their music, as the streaming service announces it is hiking its subscription costs.

Martin Lewis has explained the changes to the Sainsbury's Nectar card in the UK.

A group of MPs have called for a review into fines handed out at the hight of lockdown.

Two tenants have been forced to hand back keys to the council following an investigation by anti-fraud officers.

PEOPLE are using online auction sites to sell NHS Covid vaccine cards in order to make a profit, an investigation has revealed.

The festival is scheduled for September 10 to September 12 and will take place in Crystal Palace Park in South London.

Here is everything you need to know about booking your jab.

Scientists are saying April’s full moon will be the biggest and brightest of 2021.

Police have released a CCTV image after a brick was thrown at a window.

The High Court has been asked to decide whether councils are allowed to continue to meet remotely after May 7.

“Bigger and better than ever” is the promise from the country’s oldest aviation museum as it’s awarded a £90,000 grant to help it re-open its doors in May.

A close colleague of an NHS worker that was 'everyone's friend' has paid tribute after he passed away aged 56.

Some things a man’s got to do alone. In a female-dominated household this roughly equates to: watching football in solitary confinement, laughing at my own jokes and buying used cars.

Police officers worked to move the same group of travellers on from two different locations this week.

Fraudsters have fleeced nearly £27 million from people living in Hertfordshire during the coronavirus pandemic – with most victims stung in online shopping scams.

Users first noticed the new restrictions last month when some users reported being met with a warning on screen.

Long queues are forming on the M1 this afternoon following a crash.

St Albans sits in the middle for Hertfordshire’s worst areas for fines related to breaking Covid restrictions, latest figures have revealed.

Fraudsters have been trying to con people in and around Watford out of money with scam phone calls and texts appearing to be from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

The bluebells are on their way so it’s time to head to the woods to walk among these beautiful and delicate flowers which have a short-lived season lasting till around mid-May.

Hertfordshire is one of the worst affected areas for cybercrime, a new study has revealed.

A Hertfordshire police officer sent an inappropriate sexual message to a teenager on Snapchat after she was dismissed as a suspect in a case he was investigating.

Police are investigating after a man was punched in the face in St Albans.

The MP for St Albans believes “justice has been served” in the George Floyd case but has urged against complacency, saying there is much work to be done to combat racial inequality.

London Bridge station has been evacuated following reports of a suspicious item on a train.

It is the first birthday she has celebrated without her husband, Prince Philip, for more than 70 years.

A police force has announced its officers will carry out a week of action to combat knife crime as part of a national initiative.

The statement comes Boris Johnson warned he is prepared to introduce new legislation to prevent the formation of a European Super League.

The law comes from 19th Century legislation but remains available to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to this day.