The warm weather might be great in the daytime - but with it comes hot sticky days that turn into sweltering nights.

If granted, the licence would allow the store to sell alcohol for consumption off the premises.

The Great Decoy, formerly the George & Dragon in Hurstbourne Tarrant, welcomed customers over its opening weekend after officially opening its doors on Friday, June 12.

All of the remaining Quiz stores in the UK, of which there are 20, will shut down by the end of tomorrow (June 20).

Morrisons has launched a huge breakfast in all its UK cafés, ideal for treating dads this Father's Day.

The force will deploy Domestic Violence Advocate (DVA) cars throughout the 2026 World Cup tournament to support victims of domestic abuse.

A teenage boxer is making a name for himself in the ring and has his sights set on the world stage.

Defibrillators are vital in the chain of survival during cardiac arrests, delivering a potentially lifesaving shock before ambulance crews arrive.

The closure will start on Friday, June 26 and be in place between 8am and 6pm.

Watch footage of Sherfield on Loddon Summer Fete from above.

Plans have been unveiled that would see 1,200 homes, a school, care home and recreational space built in Borehamwood.

We should have a choice with our aids, they are our personality, they help us stand up in the world, and they should reflect our character

A three-year-old boy was hospitalised after an e-bike hit-and-run crash in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire.

“Misleading commentary” has been condemned amid plans for a mosque and community facility by Maxwell Park, Borehamwood.

Cameron was 16 when he first experienced homelessness. He initially sought help from the council but said delays and complex paperwork made it difficult to access support.

A care home and sports development at an Amersham rugby club has been approved despite warnings from a resident that proposed padel courts would "drive me over the top".

Trains running to and from London Paddington are delayed following damage to the overhead wires.

A retrospective application for a raised front drive and new dropped kerb at a High Wycombe home has been withdrawn.

Jayne Bailey's art installation inspired by memory and loss is taking centre stage at this year’s Buckinghamshire New University Art & Design Show.

Reya Farlam, from Upton in Aylesbury, will represent Great Britain in the FIE World Fencing Championships 2026, which will be held in Hong Kong.

Budget supermarket chain Asda has reported pre-tax losses of nearly £1 billion.

Hollywood Lodge - an abandoned psychiatric building in Epsom - now sits derelict after two devastating fires.

I visited The Paddington Bear Experience and I think it is one of the most fun things to do in London for all the family.

A department store in Marylebone was turned into Alfie's Antiques Market 50 years ago and is now a London institution.

King Charles will become the first head of state to reveal his personal tax bill.

Bushey Rose Garden is free to visit and has been described as "perfect" by visitors.

A St Albans fly-tipping hotspot outside Fleetville Park has been blighted by waste once again.

Twenty eight people remain in hospital, nine of them in critical condition, after a crash involving two trains near Bedford, police have confirmed.

King Charles is "greatly saddened" by a fatal train crash near Bedford which killed a driver and left dozens of passengers injured.

Here are 5 Hertfordshire businesses that have opened or closed this month.

Cressida Ellis, a pet owner from Brighton and Hove says her whippet Bunny was in "agony" after being bitten by a venomous adder snake at Waterhall.

The council's response to a Freedom of Information request has revealed that the waiting list increased more than tenfold in less than four months.

The cost of long-awaited improvements to Three Bridges Station have increased more than fivefold since the scheme was proposed in 2016.

A riverside wharf being listed for sale in Shoreham has prompted fresh debate over whether it should be turned into housing.

Communal washing machines and dryers keep breaking down in council tower blocks in Brighton, with tenants blaming a lack of maintenance.