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A five-year plan has been drawn up for mental health and learning disability services in Herts.

From exotic pets to model boats to storytelling from Hemel Library, there was something for everyone at Hemel Water Gardens’ Big Garden Party on Saturday.

A football hero, a libraries innovator and a policing pillar were all recognised in this year’s Queen’s birthday honours.

Train services between London Euston and Watford Junction are currently affected by a fault on the signalling system.

There are just days to go until the biggest football game of the club calendar - the Champions League final.

Young Tottenham midfielder Harry Winks will be hoping to play in Saturday night’s Champions League final between Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur.

This is how his his family and managers have seen his career so far.

A Hemel woman has pleaded guilty to a six-year £2million fraud.

Burglars caused thousands of pounds worth of damage when they broke in and stole two safes from a charity complex.

Six leaders of a drug ring which imported and supplied cocaine across London, the South East and Hertfordshire have been jailed for more than 60 years.

The Green Party have chosen their prospective parliamentary candidate for South West Herts.

A series of road closures will take place in Tring, starting next Tuesday (May 28).

Rail passengers are being reminded to check their train times, as major changes are introduced this weekend.

A controversial private school was subject to allegations of sexual abuse going back more than a decade - and the scale of the problem may have been even greater.

While the school’s recordkeeping is strongly criticised in the report, at least two previous incidents are believed to have occurred over the past 15 years.

While safeguarding was first raised as a problem at RSSKL by Ofsted inspectors two-and-a-half years ago, the investigation found that schools bosses “failed to keep records appropriately” until its final 12 months.

Following the suspension of one teacher at RSSKL, parents who were believed to have complained were sent anonymous threats.

The report also makes a reference to drug-dealing at the site, as raised at a meeting of trustees in 2016.

Rudolf Steiner School Kings Langley shut its doors last May 2018, following a saga which lasted years.