His ‘Jose Mourinho moment’ may have ended with him on his backside, but by his own admission, Gianfranco Zola was not in control of his emotions. Very few inside Vicarage Road were. “You saw me hey; I thought I would get away with it,” Zola admitted
Watford Rail Users’ Group is holding a meeting in June for anyone who uses trains in the town. The event takes place on Monday, June 4, at 6.45pm in Watford Town Hall, Rickmansworth Road. Representatives from local train operators will be in
Peter Cooper has sent in these post cards from his collection. He said: “I wonder if you might print the postcard of World War I (captioned 'Among the ruins', above) to see if any reader can identify where it was taken. “It’s stamped on back
A Radlett man put himself through a "spirit crushing" obstacle course to raise money for charity. Parrus Doshi, of Links Drive, Radlett, took on the Tough Mudder challenge last week to raise cash for Fight for Sight. The 24-year-old said: "
Watford are at Wembley and one match away from promotion to the Premier League. The incredible story of how they got there will go down in football folklore. With the Hornets winning 2-1 and the semi-final locked at 2-2 on aggregate, extra-time
Watford’s starting XI against Leicester City this afternoon includes a couple of selections which may surprise some supporters. Fernando Forestieri and Matej Vydra have been rotated for much of this season so with Vydra out of form and starting
Watford Museum is hosting an evening of life drawing - but not as you know it. The event next Saturday (May 18) from 6pm to 9pm is organised by Arts Development Watford and will take aspiring artists on a tour of the museum set to an acoustic music
A Watford singing sensation is "so proud" of himself after winning a place at a prestigious music school. James Harvey, of Oakview Close, impressed examiners who offered him a place on the part-time course at the Royal Academy of Music school.
