From 1 July 2007 virtually all enclosed public places and workplaces will become smokefree. To support this transition, One Watford is holding an event in the Club Lounge at Watford Football Club on Wednesday 14 March 2007 (National No Smoking Day) between
Dawn inspections to check the contents of green wheelie bins re being carried out in Watford. The tough new check-ups were introduced by Watford Borough Council a fortnight ago after figures revealed a quarter of all green waste put out by Watford
AUDREY THOMPSON began volunteering at Croxley House residential home as a humble tea lady. On retiring almost 40 years later in 1998, she was chairman of the board. Her contribution to the home was unmatched and her hard work made life a pleasure for
THE decision to leave under-fire England centre Andy Farrell out of the Saracens starting line-up against Sale was solely the club's decision, says director of rugby Alan Gaffney. Farrell was due to play against the Sharks but a back spasm suffered
THE decision to leave under-fire England centre Andy Farrell out of the Saracens starting line-up against Sale was solely the club's decision, says director of rugby Alan Gaffney. Farrell was due to play against the Sharks but a back spasm suffered
ALAN GAFFNEY said Saracens' gutsy 22-9 win over current Premiership champions Sale Sharks did not give a clear indication to the strides the Men in Black have made this season. The director of rugby admitted he felt a pang of sympathy for the Stockport-based
ALAN GAFFNEY said Saracens' gutsy 22-9 win over current Premiership champions Sale Sharks did not give a clear indication to the strides the Men in Black have made this season. The director of rugby admitted he felt a pang of sympathy for the Stockport-based
AFTER-SCHOOL football is set to begin at Bedmond Sports and Social Club, after it was presented with a cheque for £800. Stewart Hunt, director of the club, received the donation from the Abbots Langley Area Forum and the money will be used to install
CROISSANTS and other tasty French cuisine will be on offer at a coffee morning in Watford on Saturday. The event, which has the theme Springtime in Paris, will be held at The Peace Hospice. Fundraiser Emma Watson who is organising the event said: "Our
WORKS of art by children and adults affected by domestic abuse goes on display today (Monday) in Watford town hall. The artworks have been created by children and adults in refuges and the Sunflower Centre in Watford. The centre is a multi-agency partnership
