Are you looking for a place to have your Sunday roast?

The house is built on the grounds of Russell's House.

Councillors have made a decision on the next steps of a process that will set out the future of development in Hertsmere over the next 15 years.

The Watford Observer has been showcasing pictures from the Watford Museum archive for the past year. Many of these old photos have been of pubs, but they have not been featured altogether – until now.

The Presidents of the Employment Tribunals in England, Wales and in Scotland have published an updated 'road map' for Employment Tribunal proceedings in 2022/23.

Air conditioning (or lack of) could see drivers punished under Highway Code rule 237.

The following announcements were carried in the Watford Observer last week:

A comedian reportedly booed offstage during an anti-Brexit routine at a charity gig is bringing his mixture of confrontation and self-deprecation to St Albans.

Detectives are investigating two separate stabbings in Hertfordshire towns that occurred within 24 hours of each other.

Readers of the Watford Observer have questioned why parking prices have gone up with the public opening of Watford General Hospital’s new car park.

A man who dumped tyres in a supermarket car park in Rickmansworth has been sentenced.

Unanimous agreement has been given by Hertsmere Borough Council to a cross-party motion strongly condemning Vladimir Putin’s "imperialist invasion of Ukraine".

This picture is showing signs of its age but it captures a relaxed scene as workers at one of Watford's best known companies are treated to an outdoor concert.

A comedian and former Camelot worker has been convicted of paying for and directing the sexual abuse of children in the Philippines and Romania.

A housing development is among the planning applications validated by Watford, Three Rivers and Dacorum councils in the week beginning April 25.

Hi there, my name’s Hoppity and I’m a sweet one-year-old boy. I was sadly dumped in a box at the National Animal Welfare Trust with my friends three weeks ago but, luckily, was found by a member of staff.

Well, my fellow travellers down Memory Lane, we have survived another week and once again it gives me a chance to name drop - albeit names from the past.

Cheeky fox filmed walking into the home of ex-Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac – just watch what he does next.

Action Fraud and Which? have warned of an increase in fake emails and adverts fraudulently using Martin Lewis’ image

Her daughters Ashley and Wynonna confirmed the news in a statement.

From what time does it start and how to watch, we have everything you need to know about the biggest night in fashion.

When young, entertainment was limited. It was never an issue however as we knew no alternative. Days would be spent on a home-made go cart, complete with pre-requisite pram wheels, a length of wood in place of a brake and a rope steering handle which...

A buzz is in the air as the St Albans Vegan Market is set to return this Sunday after last year’s success.

A man has been found guilty of illegally selling gold jewellery containing hair from African elephants.

The Watford Observer is delighted to team up with Three Rivers Museum for a series that will remind readers of some of the people who, often now forgotten, made an impact on how their neighbours lived and worked. The next in the series is innkeeper a...

Traffic in Watford could be even busier than usual today with a large number of people expected in the town.

Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace a teenage boy who has gone missing.

The benefits of the great outdoors have been brought to the forefront over the last two years.

Many Watford people will be glad to see Liberal Democrat councillors n.

From steam trains to an aircraft belonging to one of the most popular singers of all-time - and a guest appearance by a famous comedian - our talented photographers have already captured a wonderful range of pictures to star their new challenge.

The Swedish group's pop classic Waterloo came in second place to a song from the Netherlands

Don't get caught out by the bank holiday weekend and see the supermarkets opening hours.

Parking prices have been hiked at Watford General Hospital's new car park, which will open to the public tomorrow (April 29).

The manager of a nursery that was told it ‘requires improvement’ has hit back at an “overtly negative” Ofsted inspector.

A teenager from Garston, Watford, said it is “crazy” to have won a bronze medal at the Cheerleading World Championships.

A developer has been branded "greedy" after submitting revised plans to build a larger tower block in Watford.

Customers were quickly evacuated to safety after a “big puff” of smoke began to fill up a Tesco store.

Conservative MP Neil Parish has been revealed as the MP accused of watching pornography in the House of Commons.

One of Watford’s top-rated fish and chip shops fears potential price hikes caused by the war in Ukraine could turn customers away.

A woman was punched in the head after a fight broke out within a group.

A stunning world title victory for Anthony Joshua, another huge blow to the Met Line extension plans, a denial of claims that Watford FC may be sold and an award for the town’s nightlife were among the stories making the headlines in the Watford Ob...

A Watford man has been sentenced for having a samurai sword at his home and being in possession of cocaine.

Jason Walker is warning holiday goers to read the fine print of their all-inclusive holiday packages after a rule change.

Carters Steam Fair have announced that this tour will be their last.

More than a thousand pounds worth of power tools have been stolen from a builders' merchant.

Political rivals clashed over who is responsible for tower blocks that have sprung up or been approved in Watford in recent years.

Motorists may find their journeys disrupted due to planned road closures across our area for roadworks.

Inspectors appeared impressed in a list of highly-rated eateries across Watford after recent visits.

A bus operator has been avoiding Watford High Street because its vehicles are getting 'trapped' by faulty bollards.

Stevens Fun Fair will not come to Watford this year unless it can open in Cassiobury Park after organisers deemed other sites unsuitable.