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Record turn-out at latest Marsworth Steam and Classic Vehicle Rally
Thousands of pounds have been raised for charities after a record turn-out at Sunday’s Marsworth Steam and Classic Vehicle Rally.
UPDATE: Staff from Tring’s oldest family business distraught after track death tragedy
The family of a Tring business owner who died after being hit by a train say they are ‘dismayed’ to have lost someone who was admired by so many people.
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Bovingdon man to face murder trial
A Bovingdon man is to go on trial in September accused of murder.
Berkhamsted’s Petertide Fair raises thousands for charity
The latest annual Petertide Fair raised almost £10,000 for two good causes.
Tailbacks on M1 as man injured in lorry-caravan smash
There was ‘not much left’ of the caravan being towed by a Volvo after a smash with a lorry on the M1, say police.
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Countdown to Chilfest as ticket sales surge video
If you’re planning to be among the crowds at Chilfest, get your skates on - you’ve only got 10 days left to buy tickets over the internet.
Sport
The Hemel Town young guns blast past St Albans
Hemel Hempstead Town U17s produced a stunning display to produce one of the largest winning margins ever seen in Hertfordshire in a 20-over game.
Donald falls short at US Open as the hunt for a first major title goes on video
Luke Donald’s frustrating wait for an elusive first major title continued after a poor final round put paid to his chances at the US Open at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore.
Coffee workers take on 100-mile cycling challenge
Costa Coffee staff aim to cycle between all the branches in their franchise to fundraise for charity the Costa Foundation.
Levy looking to build ahead of new season
Leverstock Green FC will be holding trial sessions in a bid to find new recruits ahead of the 2013/14 MSSML Premier Division campaign.
Max is ready to raise the bar with World Cup pommel routine
Olympic star Max Whitlock is preparing the finishing touches to a new pommel horse routine as he looks to send out a warning message to his rivals.
Lifestyle
Mitch makes the marquee his manor
Comedy under canvas is the name of the game on Friday night when musical mirthmeister Mitch Benn headlines a night of festival fun in Tring.
Radio spotlight on tragic story behind 1913 work on Berkhamsted concert programme video
A concert at Berkhamsted’s St Peter’s Church this week gets a national showcase tomorrow.
Free night of entertainment at village church marks 175th anniversary video
Agriculture was the mainstay of the people who lived in this area from the earliest times.
Matt Adcock’s film review: Man Of Steel video
What if a film dreamed of becoming something other than what society had intended?
Andy takes aim with a cool jazz vibe
Being described as an artist you’d want to leave on repeat is certainly no bad thing for a musician.
Honour for Ken as he nears his century is a good move
Chess fan and coach Ken Dickson has been honoured for his many years of teaching young players the art of the brain testing game.
Community
One last train ride as Richard retires from railway trust board
Train enthusiast Richard Hope was among passengers when the Coronation Train of 1953 was recreated for a journey on the historic Talyllyn Narrow Gauge Steam Railway.
Free night of entertainment at village church marks 175th anniversary video
Agriculture was the mainstay of the people who lived in this area from the earliest times.
Shop team hope that you’ll be ready to steam right in
A selection of the opportunities available this week through Volunteer Centre Dacorum.
‘Pick up after yourselves’
Clear up after yourself - that’s the message from the chairman of a community group.
Honour for Ken as he nears his century is a good move
Chess fan and coach Ken Dickson has been honoured for his many years of teaching young players the art of the brain testing game.
Takeaway sounds warning about fake £20 notes that are doing the rounds
A takeaway business has issued a warning about fake £20 that are doing the rounds in Hemel Hempstead.
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Weather for Hemel Hempstead
Tuesday 18 June 2013
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