Watford have confirmed the loan signing of Hungarian international Daniel Tozser tonight, subject to international clearance. The 28-year-old defensive midfielder moves to the Hornets from Genoa for the rest of the season and will wear the number
Genoa have confirmed the Italian club have reached an agreement with Watford over the loan signing of Daniel Tozser. It is believed Tozser will join the Hornets on loan until the end of the season. Watford prefer to announce signings once everything
Injury means Lewis McGugan will be denied a playing return to the ground which he called home for a decade tomorrow night. McGugan will not be in Watford's squad for the trip to Nottingham Forest's City Ground due to the thigh injury he picked
Parmiter's School's Year 7s qualified for the Hertfordshire County Rugby Festival after winning the district tournament on Saturday. The boys went into the competition in confident mood after a 43-5 win against Queens a few days before and they
Old Merchant Taylors' kept the pressure on at the top of London 3 North West with a resounding 38-3 win over Welwyn on Saturday. With second-placed Grasshoppers slipping up against Stevenage the week before, OMTs closed the gap on the summit after
Mental health patients have been reassured their details are safe after computers were stolen from a Watford centre. Colne House, in Upton Road, which is run by Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust, was burgled on Friday night
Kings Langley have opted for continuity after the club decided to stick with last year's first team captains ahead of the new season. The first team will continue to be led by the established pair of Christian James and Mark Brazier while the seconds
Plans to close Watford Junction Station for more than two weeks in August have been revised following concerns about the disruption it would have caused in the town. Network Rail has split the blockade into three separate periods to ease the inconvenience
Birkdale Trophies Challenge Cup Semi-Final Tudor Arms emphatically booked their place in the Challenge Cup final after a comprehensive one-sided 14-2 win over Headstone Lions. On a wet and windy morning on a barely playable pitch, clear favourites
It is not "absolutely certain" the main hospital for west Hertfordshire will remain in Watford, according to a senior health executive. Kyle McClelland, Associate Director for Strategic Developments at West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust, said
Dozens of school pupils running their own companies for a year as part of the Young Enterprise programme set up stalls in the intu Watford Centre. From their trade fair stalls the pupils sold products to customers on Saturday and Sunday, and competed
The environment agency has issued a flood alert for The Upper River Colne and Radlett Brook at Radlett, Colney Heath and London Colney. A statement from the environment agency said: "The River Colne has responded to rain that has fallen overnight
Police who raided houses in Abbots Langley, Watford and South Oxhey have arrested three people in connection with the supply of class A drugs. Police conducted the warrants yesterday at 7.30am. Suspected cocaine, a small amount of cannabis and
Herts Junior Sunday Cup Round Five Shenley Wood advanced into the sixth round after a ruthless performance helped them complete a 7-1 win at Hertfordshire Lions. Jamie Hazel scored a fine hat-trick and was supported by Dean Lewis, who notched
Part of a major Croxley Green road is due to be closed from tomorrow to allow for roadworks to take place. Part of the A412 will be shut off at the Watford Road overpass in both directions near the Cassiobridge Terrace until Saturday.
Police are searching for a Watford man after he missed a court date this week. Kevin Grant, 40, whose last known address was in Watford, is wanted after he failed to appear at St Albans Magistrates’ Court on Monday. He was last known to be
An academy in Bushey has been ranked the third highest performing school for value added measure in the county by the Department of Education. School performance tables published last Thursday show that The Bushey Academy is also in the top 200
Emergency services were called to Aldenham last night after reports of rubbish on fire in a road. The incident occurred in Hillfield Lane just after 10.30pm. A hosereel was used to extinguish the blaze while police make the scene safe.
Two pupils from a school in Bushey have reached the finals of BBC Young Musician’s brand new Jazz Award. Jake Labazzi, 16, plays the jazz trumpet, and Sean Payne, 13, who plays the jazz saxophone will take part in the final on March 8 at the Royal
An archaeologist is coming to Kings Langley to talk about "Treasure in Britain" next month. Peter Clayton, FSA, will be talking to locals about Roman treasure cases in West Hertfordshire. The event is taking place on Saturday, February 22 at
An Abbots Langley charity that supports adults with learning disabilities was given a £200 cheque by the Hemel Hempstead Lions Club this week. The Lions Club, which aims to support its local community, donated the money to The Monday Club, based
There have been a number of articles written about how well the Hornets performed against Manchester City. So rather than discuss how good Beppe Sannino’s first half tactics were (3-4-2-1, where did that stroke of genius come from?) or how Pellegrini
Watford’s elected mayor and MP have returned fire after a Labour parliamentary candidate called on them to step up efforts to secure Government funding for a new hospital. Mayor Dorothy Thornhill said plans to regenerate Watford General Hospital
Croxley Green pupils who have been brainstorming ways to help a classmate walk again are inviting schools across south west Hertfordshire to take part in a non-uniform day. Yorke Mead’s school council have arranged for their primary school to have
Sean Murray believes Tommie Hoban's inclusion on the bench at Manchester City was a reward for all of the defender's hard work during his comeback from a long-term injury. Hoban damaged his Achilles in January last year and although he returned
Sky Sports TV presenter Charlie Webster will arrive at Watford FC at 8.40am on Friday as part of her "Big Challenge" to help raise funds for domestic violence charity Women’s Aid, and to show that English football stands united against domestic violence
A Polish school set up by friends in Watford three years ago was visited by the town’s mayor. Dorothy Thornhill was given a tour of the Polish Saturday School, which is held in West Herts College. She observed a lesson, spoke with the teachers
Sixth-formers from Rickmansworth School had a skip in their stride when they visited Herts Bowling Club in Bellmount Wood Avenue, Watford, on Thursday last week. They are members of the school's "Team Dynamic" who are taking part in the region's
Luke O'Nien has yet to make his professional debut but the young Watford midfielder has already developed a reputation for being one of the club's hardest workers, purely by word of mouth. O'Nien is often seen doing his own training when visiting
Motorists are being warned of delays in Watling Street, Radlett, tomorrow. Traffic controls will be in place between 09.30 and 3pm while the work takes place near Goodyers Avenue. Ringway is responsible for the
A charity that visits older people at home is looking for volunteers. According to Age UK, half of all people aged 75 and over in the UK live alone, and one in 10 people aged 65 or over say they often feel lonely - which is just over a million
The health watchdog has found the ambulance trust that serves Hertfordshire is understaffed and still missing emergency response times. The Care Quality Commission carried out an unannounced inspection of the East of England Ambulance Trust in
The hard work has paid off for runners who participated in last year’s 31st Abbots Langley Tough Ten as charities and community organisations will now benefit from thousands of pounds in sponsorship. After participating in the charity race, including
The chairman of the ambulance trust that serves Hertfordshire has resigned ahead of a critical report from the health watchdog. The Care Quality Commission carried out an unannounced inspection into the East of England Ambulance Trust in December
Music, stories and poetry will be showcased at a candlelit evening at The Priory in Kings Langley this weekend. The Christian Community is inviting locals to an evening of piano, lyre and violin pieces, as well as a talk on the history of The Priory
Robber Jason Crossland was caught by an off duty policeman after his victim chased after him and shouted for help. The officer responded to the cries of Mrs Hiral Desai who was making her way home from work in the Intu Shopping Centre in Watford
Saturday, January 29, 1938 Watford beat Swindon Town 4-0 at Vicarage Road, with two from Tom Walters, one from George Johnson and a Tom Morgan penalty. The victory was the Blues' tenth league game without defeat and left them on top of the
If you are under the impression that there’s a slight nip in the air, you’re perfectly right. Mr N. B. Choksey, of Darton's, Watford Fields Meteorological Instrument Manufacturers, says that on Wednesday night there were 19 degrees of frost, the
