Some supermarket shelves in Hertfordshire were left empty of milk after campaigners disrupted a dairy distribution facility.

People of all ages and backgrounds attended Watford’s proclamation ceremony on the accession of His Majesty King Charles III.

Breakfast is often said to be the most important meal of the day.

Upgrades have started on Watford’s leisure centre following a £200,000 investment.

The Earl Marshal, the Duke of Norfolk has confirmed the news.

Hello again, my long suffering readers and while the weather is still nice thank you for joining me in a ramble along the path of film history.

The following announcements were carried in the Watford Observer last week

A Watford YouTuber and entrepreneur is creating a new “more compassionate” online platform for knitters.

Keen gardeners put their work front and centre at the Sarratt Horticultural Society Autumn Show.

The studios behind the Harry Potter films opened their doors to the public celebrating its tenth birthday.

Proposals from a school and a Hertfordshire Football Club to install artificial pitches are among the planning applications submitted to Watford, Three Rivers, Hertsmere and Dacorum councils.

International musicians will be performing a variety of genres at a village music festival.

This scene was captured at the junction of two roads in Watford but it is not known what the event was nor when it took place.

An air ambulance was called to a car crash that led to a teenager being taken to hospital.

After months of paralysis at the end of Boris Johnson’s premiership, we now have a new Prime Minister. Even though we have very different politics, I wish Liz Truss well in dealing with the enormous challenges that face our country.

A historic event will be taking place in Watford town centre to announce the new monarch.

Hi, I’m Bruce, a nervous two-year-old boy looking for a new home. I came to the National Animal Welfare Trust three weeks ago when my owner’s circumstances changed. I’m really not enjoying my time in the cattery and urgently need to find a calm...

An Abbots Langley woman has called for the Jubilee beacons to be lit on the evening of the Queen’s funeral.

A business started in a Watford garden has used grant funding to refurbish a shed into a full brewery.

A dog walker has described a heap of rubbish he saw dumped by a canal as “absolutely disgusting”.

An Afro Caribbean grocery shop was told that “major improvement” was necessary in a recent food hygiene inspection.

A Turkish restaurant and shisha lounge will be able to continue operating under a licence after councillors assessed noise complaints.

Is there a moment of silence in the UK to remember the 9/11 terrorist attacks on its 21st anniversary?

Children who attended a basketball summer holiday camp were able to develop new skills and benefit from the free meals provided.

Victorian Watford boasted numerous shops of every conceivable variety that ensured local residents who could afford to pay for the goods and services they offered were well catered for and well turned out. In the late 19th century, hairdressing was c...

This week’s front page story details what happened when a man tracked down the alleged mugger who stole his nephew’s bag at knifepoint - and found “a frightened boy”.

Some famous names were spotted out and about, the opening of a new secondary school and an unhappy Hornets boss were among the stories making our headlines five and ten years ago this week.

We've reached the penultimate week of our theme and our camera club members have been continuing to post their pictures to showcase what they love most about Watford.

Shops and pubs will be able to make their own decision if they should stay open following the Queen’s death.

Shoppers in Watford market have recalled their fond memories and tributes to the Queen.

A hoax email was being sent around in attempt to convince students that school was cancelled due to the Queen’s death.

Hertfordshire’s food and music event will still go ahead as scheduled despite the Queen’s death.

A music event has been cancelled in the wake of the Queen’s death.

Political leaders and members of the community in Watford have been paying tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II following her death at the age of 96.

Drivers are facing some serious disruption in and around Watford.

Watford Borough Council has explained what will happen to the thousands of unpaid council tax rebates after today’s deadline.

Planned rail strikes have been called off as a result of the Queen’s death.

Everyone in Watford will have their own reflections following the death of the Queen, with some able to recall their meetings with Her Majesty.

The Premier League and English Football League are expected to cancel this weekend's fixtures following the death of Queen Elizabeth II

The location for a popular Indian street food chain that is coming to Watford has been confirmed.

Hertfordshire County Council says it is facing a shortfall of more than £20 million – blaming inflation on the significant deficit.

A mother has slammed Watford’s A&E service for allegedly not providing the “care” her son needs after he blacked out when slamming his head from “excruciating” pain.

A taxi driver has been suspended and two were given notices after nearly 30 cabs in Watford were randomly inspected.

The case of a woman allegedly approaching people pretending to be a doctor at Watford General has been dropped.

A GAP year student from Northwood has been exploring the Scottish wilds by cycle and on foot – with the aid of a grant.

Plans to build a tower of 24 floors on the site of a company’s former headquarters have been rejected.

Police have explained a video of officers using the Woodmere Avenue bus lane was part of an emergency response after being accused of “double standards.”

One of Watford’s highest grade listed buildings is no longer deemed safe for the public.

On Thursday evening (September 8) the world was hit by the sad news of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, aged 96.

PA photographer Jane Barlow took the last public pictures of Britain’s longest-serving monarch.