Leaders at Hemel Hempstead’s mosque have spoken out to condemn the horrific attack this week on a young soldier in London’s Woolwich.

A spring fair at St Rose’s Catholic Infants’ School raised more than £3,000 towards the life-saving cancer treatment of a sick mum.

A fundraising pet show means a primary school is one step closer to getting a double decker bus that will be used as a classroom.

A cafe owner has warned drivers to be on the look out after his numberplates were pinched and used on another car to steal petrol.

Staff at Hemel Hempstead’s urgent care centre were treated to a tea party in recognition of their hard work.

A 65 year old man died instantly after falling from a roof into the storage yard of a Marlowes bargain store, an inquest has found.

Workers on an industrial unit where parking is at a premium fear head-on collisions could be just around the corner.

Scouts have been out in the woods learning key skills they will need for an adventure-packed trip to the Netherlands later this year.

A 16-year-old girl who helped get funding for Berkhamsted Skate Park’s new floodlight and the woman who helped set up the Berkhamsted Games have been given Centenary Civic Awards.

Apprentice contestant Natalie Panayi managed to avoid being on the receiving end of Lord Sugar’s trademark ‘You’re Fired’ finger pointing, despite being the project manager on the losing team.

Berkhamsted man Colin Smith was one of 62 finishers in Sunday’s RAF Halton Sprint Triathlon for Tring’s Rennie Grove Hospice Care.

Four teenagers who formed their own indie band last year returned to their old middle school on Saturday to play in front of hundreds of people.

A husband-and-wife are retiring after serving to the people of Tring for the past 29 years.

The list of candidates standing in a council by-election has been released.

Salon owner Trisha Buller decided to do something to help people get the real-world skills needed to work in the hairdressing industry.

A new scheme launched by Community Action Dacorum to help elderly and disabled people living in rural areas do their weekly shop has been labelled ‘a blessing’ by one user.

Feeding the geese and ducks in Hemel Hempstead’s Water Gardens does more harm than good, according to Dacorum Borough Council.

Kids can try out some green-

A town festival that last year raised thousands of pounds for community projects has fallen victim to the tough economic times.

A Berkhamsted-based garden design company has won its first coveted gold medal at the Chelsea Flower Show.