Crash for cash is an insurance scam where fraudsters deliberately cause dangerous road collisions, often targeting innocent people.

Ali Todd, a registered dietician at the Functional Gut Clinic, advises sticking to some basic rules to help keep your mind and body happy. 

The people behind a planning document that will help shape development over the coming years have thanked residents for their support.

The National Lottery is on the hunt for a EuroMillions UK Millionaire Maker winner in Hertfordshire who is sitting on a £1m ticket.

The RSPCA has launched a pet competition designed to showcase special bonds with their owners and raise money for local animal services.

David Lloyd has been re-elected as Hertfordshire's Police and Crime Commissioner.

From May 17, most social contact rules outdoors will be lifted, although gatherings of more than 30 will remain illegal.

The report interviewed 3,000 customers and found that shoppers had three priorities.

Frustrated residents have hung up striking signposts today in a bid to tackle antisocial parking outside their homes during the school run.

With something for everyone, Nando’s new menu with veggie options, new burger and pitta recipes and a range of brand-new fiery side dishes.

A new town mayor for Elstree & Borehamwood has been appointed.

The leader of Hertfordshire County Council has lost his seat after the 2021 local election results were announced.

Election votes are being counted in Hertsmere.

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 Fire and Rescue service is appealing for people to join “one of the most exciting and rewarding jobs you can do”.

THOUSANDS of Hertfordshire residents were set to swap the ballot box for the post box this year – with many areas of the county recording increases in applications for postal votes.

Comedians will perform open air shows at a park in the heart of St Albans this summer.

You'll be able to pick up a range of bargains from the Aldi and Lidl this weekend.

It’s that time of year again when we get to see a flurry of adorable baby animals with cheeky names popping up.

Police have now found a missing man after a search for around five days.

A new law has been passed meaning anyone who injures a police animal could spend up to five years in prison.

I KNOW time flies, or as we say in Borehamwood tempus fugit but I cannot believe this year marks the 25th anniversary of the saving of Elstree Studios. In 1996 Hertsmere Council stepped in and purchased the remaining 15 acres of the studio for less t...

This month, we will see further sectors of the economy allowed to reopen, as well as the possible resumption of international travel.

Customers are being warned not to eat the products and return for a full refund.

Police have blocked off a road by The Bell Roundabout as searches for a missing man continues.

A woman who competed on BBC One’s mystery singing game show I Can See Your Voice wowed celebrities including Amanda Holden and Jimmy Carr with a rendition of Idina Menzel’s Into the Unknown.

Voters across Hertfordshire and the rest of the country will go to the polls today to elect councillors to represent them over the next four years.

NEWSQUEST has announced a major new £1.5 million investment into local journalism with the recruitment of 50 new roles.

The Netflix original sci-fi drama is set to return to the streaming platform after season three ended in the summer of 2019.

Ikea customers can earn up to £250 per returned item.

Ed Sheeran, James Arthur and Billie Eilish are among the artists boosting productivity among Bits working from home.

Two vehicles have been seized after the drivers were caught fly-tipping by an officer in the right place at the right time.

A project to install traffic lights at a junction has finally been completed – nine months after work began.

A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the fatal stabbing of a 21-year-old man at a shopping centre.

The Prime Minister said he expects there to be “some openings up” on 17 May

Two occupations are listed, his first being Naval Officer, while his second is "husband of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, The Sovereign."

Senior NHS officials in England have written to Instagram urging the company to shut down any accounts that promotes or attempts to sell Apetamin.

Boris Johnson has said some foreign travel from the UK will be able to go ahead from mid-May.

Watford Football Club has submitted a planning application to make an indoor dome at its training ground permanent.

Police are searching for a missing man who is believed to be in Hertfordshire.

More than a quarter of cancer patients at West Hertfordshire Hospitals had been waiting longer than two months for treatment in February, figures show.

Google’s lawyers say there is no suggestion the so-called Safari workaround resulted in any information being disclosed to third parties.

SIXTY-TWO Green Party members are standing for county council elections in Hertfordshire on May 6, in a bid to gain a voice at the county council.

LIBERAL Democrats have drawn-up plans to sell-off 10 per cent of the county council’s unused sites and buildings – in a bid to raise around £140million to invest in a ‘greener, fairer, healthier’ Hertfordshire.

Police are investigating a stabbing by a major road junction this evening.

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.

Key seats will be won and lost with a set of elections taking place across Borehamwood and the rest of Hertfordshire on May 6.

A student has beaten competition from across the country to be named as a finalist in a law competition.

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.