A new service for victims of crime has been launched by Hertfordshire Constabulary. The Hertfordshire Victim Care Centre, called Beacon, will go live from April 1 and will provide victims with information and advice to access support. The confidential
The new sports pavilion at Watford Boys Grammar School has been officially opened at the ‘New’ Playing Field. Home to the school’s rugby, cricket and hockey - and shared with West Herts Hockey club - the pavilion overlooks the all-weather hockey
Some artists model in clay, others in wax and some even use concrete, but Mr Alan Wise, of Devereux Drive, Watford, works in a different medium. He uses cooking fat. Mr Wise, 28, is a pastry cook at the Chef Restaurant, Watford. He started his
An autism school in Radlett has been rated as outstanding following an inspection from Ofsted. The National Autistic Society's Radlett Lodge School in Harper Lane, provides primary, secondary and post-16 support to 55 pupils. They also have
THM Racing have secured FIA WRC Rally star Robert Barrable for the 2015 Milltek Sport Volkswagen Racing Cup Championship. After successfully competing in the FIA World Rally Championship with the Tunnocks World Rally Team, as well his successes
I had a call last week from a Mrs Jo Beale, mum to Grace, four, and Emma, ten, who has special needs. Both Jo’s daughters are members of the Theatre Shed, an inclusive theatre company for children and young adults, regardless of their background
Evidence that wolves once lived in Watford has recently been brought to light by dredging of the River Colne in Oxhey Park, writes Arthur Boyt. Mixed with the silt heaped on the bank were bones, some of which had lain for centuries undisturbed
