Steve Castle: “The more clubs we’re playing against at this level, the more confidence they will get. The sky’s the limit for these youngsters.”
Herts police highlighted examples in the range of behaviours that would be considered spiking, under the existing legislation.
Affinity Water apologised to residents if they lost supply after the burst main led to closure of part of the A1250 Hadham Road on Sunday.
Dave Collison will bring The Roy Orbison Project to South Mill Arts in November, taking the audience on a nostalgic journey back in time.
Peter Lines worked at the University of Hertfordshire for 30 years and designed the lighting for shows at South Mill Arts and Harlow Playhouse.
Charlie Haylock’s History of the English Language talk takes place on Thursday September 26 at 7.30pm at Sawbridgeworth Memorial Hall.
Stephen Unwin will visit Much Hadham village hall on Saturday September 21 for an evening filled with “insights, stories and socialising”.
Bishop’s Stortford Chindits captain Max Oliver, who was engaged to Molly, suffered suspected cardiac arrest on train on his way to work.
Naghmeh Teymourian-Yates will be joined by husband Geoff and their daughter on Operation Zephyr with the Emergency Services Aid Charity.
Issuing of Section 59 notices to three men, a woman and a 15-year-old boy means their vehicles could be seized and they could face further action.
The popular annual event is taking place on Saturday (Sept 7) from 10am to 5pm and Sunday (Sept 8) from 11am to 5pm.
Hertfordshire police were called to Santander in Potter Street on Monday lunchtime after reports that a man had become verbally abusive to staff.
Engineers worked to restore supply to homes in The Crest, Burnside, Brook End, High Tree Close and Dale Court after the pipes were flooded on Friday.
The venue in The Forebury now boasts an upstairs foyer with a great view across town to Great St Mary’s Church, plus three mini offices with desks.
Besides tasty fruit and veg and magnificent flower arrangements, inventive cress heads and vegetable art were on display in the children’s section.
Paul and Judy Sawbridgeworth popped into the town council offices at Sayesbury Manor on the eve of their return to Melbourne.
The five-piece will launch Chained To Ruins & Rust at Bishop’s Stortford Acoustic Club at South Mill Arts on Thursday September 12.
Papier mache dog sculptures, cards, pottery and gift ideas will be on show at Lin Watson’s studio between 11am and 4pm on Saturday and Sunday.
The raid on the store at Flitch Green was almost identical to a robbery at the Co-op in Hatfield Heath 11 days earlier.
Rev Becky Leach has joined Hastingwood-based St Clare Hospice from St Stephen’s Church in St Albans, where she served as the vicar for eight years.
