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  • Bassong seals second promotion-winning medal

    Former Watford loanee Sebastien Bassong is set to receive two promotion-winning medals after helping Norwich City reach the Premier league by defeating Middlesbrough in the Play-Off Final. The Cameroonian centre-back spent three months on loan

  • Longbowmen to open Kings Langley Carnival

    This year's Kings Langley Carnival will be opened by a group of 15th century longbowmen - but visitors are assured they will be perfectly safe. The Company of 1415 will be providing demonstrations with men-at-arms fighting in replica armour, and

  • Dorothy Thornhill: 'This is my last term as Watford Mayor'

    Dorothy Thornhill will not stand for re-election as Mayor of Watford in 2018, despite the "bitter disappointment" of not becoming MP. Mrs Thornhill said she has "dusted herself down" following May 7’s General Election, which saw the Liberal Democrat

  • Volunteers spruce up playground for disabled children

    Gardeners dug out nettles and weeded a new playground to make it safe for disabled children to use. Aldenham Country Playground welcomed a team from the Lloyds Banking Group, as part of their Day to Make a Difference scheme. The team sanded

  • Perspectives

    I have starting this blog post so many times over the last couple of months but have never really known how to write what I really wanted to say. In truth I have shied away from sharing my thoughts, as my battle with chemotherapy was so much harder

  • Is Flores the man to keep the Hornets up?

    Quique Sanchez Flores appears to be the man Watford have identified to take over at Vicarage Road should the Hornets be unable to agree a deal with Slavisa Jokanovic. But is the Spaniard the man to keep the Golden Boys in the Premier League? It

  • Chorleywood residential home to host art exhibition

    A residential home in Chorleywood will be holding an art exhibition next month. Sunrise Senior Living of Chorleywood, High View, is celebrating the return of Art of Sunrise and the exhibition will be held between Friday, June 19 and Friday, June

  • Notable crime fighters to attend Kings Langley Puffaten

    Runners at this year's Kings Langley Puffaten can expect to see some notable crime fighters before the race. Hemel Hempstead MP and Home Office and Justice Minister Mike Penning will be returning to the event on Sunday, June 14 as guest of honour

  • Jokanovic unlikely to remain in charge at Watford

    Slavisa Jokanovic is unlikely to be the Hornets' head coach next season. The Watford Observer understands the Serbian has turned down the Golden Boys’ contract offer and the club have started to search for a replacement in case an agreement can’t be

  • Beechen Grove WI celebrate 30 years

    The Women's Institute in Watford marked its 30th anniversary with a celebratory lunch. More than 50 members from the Beechen Grove branch and neighbouring groups sat down to an anniversary lunch. Pamela Timmis, president of the Beechen Grove

  • GOSSIP: Watford closing in on Gestede signing

    The Daily Mail are reporting Watford are close to sealing the £5 million signing of Blackburn Rovers striker Rudy Gestede. The Benin international netted 20 times in the Championship last season and was linked with a January move away from Ewood

  • Audi car destroyed in South Oxhey 'arson attack'

    An Audi car was destroyed in a fire during the early hours of this morning – sparking an arson investigation by police. A crew from Watford Fire Station was called to the blaze in Lincoln Drive, South Oxhey, at 2.45am on Tuesday. The fire was

  • Layun named in provisional Mexico Gold Cup squad

    Watford wing-back Miguel Layun has been named in Mexico’s provisional 35-man squad for this summer’s Gold Cup. The competition takes place from July 7 to July 29 and sees countries from North America, Central America and the Caribbean in action

  • All-star cast to open new Watford toy shop

    Barbie, Fireman Sam and a Transformer will be among the all-star cast to open Smyths Toys Superstore in Watford. Skylanders’ Gill Grunt and Shopkins’ Strawberry Kiss will also be at the launch of the toy shop on the Waterfields Retail Park at 9am

  • Looking back: May 26, 1961

    Two men, two women and two girls were hurt, and many more people narrowly escaped injury, when a horse drawing an Express Dairy milk float in Watford’s Whit Monday Carnival procession took fright and bolted. On the long route from Harebreaks, down