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Knitted and crocheted poppies have brought Tring together, with more than 200 people getting involved as well as a host of local groups and businesses.

One in seven clinical staff at West Herts Hospital are still in limbo over Brexit, as they are citizens of EU states.

Parents at a scandal-riven school were told it will not re-open after all - less than one month before the start of term.

Can you help to find missing man John Wilkinson?

A man has been arrested following an assault which left a victim hospitalised with serious head injuries.

Rural crime increased more sharply in Hertfordshire than anywhere else in the country last year, according to insurance bosses.

More than 40 per cent of people in Herts Valley fail to take up their free bowel cancer screening.

A Hemel man has pleaded guilty to causing a public nuisance after police had to close the M25 in both directions for five hours last week.

A man has been charged with causing a public nuisance following the closure of the M25 on Tuesday evening (July 31).

Ofsted inspectors were ‘whipped to death’ by students in a play devised by a teacher at a £10,000-a-year private school, a senior insider has claimed.

A policeman who suffered life-changing injuries while in the line of duty has been shortlisted for a national award.

Police would like to speak to this man following an assault which happened in Hemel Hempstead last month.

A waste sorting centre in Hemel Hempstead has been given permission to work throughout the night, five nights a week.

Hundreds of children in Herts who have been abused or neglected are not covered by adequate NHS plans for their mental health needs.

People are less likely to be treated for obesity in Herts Valley than almost anywhere else in the country.

Did you see a break-in at a home in Fletcher Way, Hemel Hempstead, on Sunday (July 29)?

Three men were arrested in Marlowes last week on 
suspicion of possession with 
intent to supply class A drugs, after being discovered with wraps containing white 
powder.

A group who are dedicated to championing and improving Tring have scooped a double recognition for their work.

A private school which announced it was set to close this summer after years of criticism over its leadership and safeguarding of children could re-open in September – potentially with the same staff, management and students.