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  • Success for inaugural South Oxhey learning festival

    Children in South Oxhey made an unusual half-term trip to school on Friday to try their hands at a wide range of new skills. The youngsters, accompanied by their mums, dads, and even grandparents, were attending the inaugural South Oxhey Family

  • Through the mist

    Last week's early morning fog reminded me of when I first met my blind friend Richard who has retinitis pigmentosa. Standing defiantly on the stairs of platform 2 there he was suited and booted holding his symbol cane. He has only a

  • Watford smashed for five at West Brom

    Watford's six-match unbeaten run away from home in the Championship ended in dramatic fashion with a 5-0 thumping at the hands of West Bromwich Albion. Jonas Olsson and Graham Dorrans scored in the first half and then goals from Luke Moore, Simon Cox

  • Community art brightens dreary rail station

    Colourful and uplifting are words rarely used to describe Garston Train Station. A new project involving the area’s school children, however, aims to re-invent the station’s drab and dreary platform. Participants in a community art day

  • Saracens stay top of Premiership after Bath win

    Saracens survived a late scare as they maintained their 100 per cent record in the Guinness Premiership with a 12-11 win at Bath. The visitors appeared to be in control of the match after first-half tries from Andy Saull and Noah Cato but the

  • Helguson and Sadler back for Watford

    Heidar Helguson and Mat Sadler return to the Watford squad for this afternoon's trip to promotion-chasing West Bromwich Albion. Helguson has missed the Hornets last six games with a calf injury but he returns to the bench at the Hawthorns, as does Sadler

  • Same walk I had done 22 years ago

    As Chater School in Watford celebrates its Centenary year, Nostalgia has featured a number of contributions from former pupils. Here Mary Korndorffer, née Cooper, offers her own memories of her time at the school. Mrs Korndorffer, from Guildford,

  • Thieves target church

    Thieves broke into a Rickmansworth church on Wednesday. The break-in occurred during the the early afternoon and was discovered at 7pm at the Our Lady Help of Christians Church, in Park Road. Father Jim Duffy said: "There wasn't anything

  • Kings Langley Flower Festival blossoms

    Explosions of colour filled the All Saints Church in Kings Langley yesterday, as the annual Flower Festival took place. Church members and a number of local schools arranged a variety of blooms based on the theme of 'All Things Bright and Beautiful

  • Lansbury and Cleverley keen to extend stay with Watford

    Henri Lansbury and Tom Cleverley would both like to extend their stay at Watford beyond January when their loan deals expire. Hornets boss Malky Mackay has confirmed the club are in discussions with Arsenal and Manchester United over extending the pair's

  • Overnight closure for M25

    A section of the M25 will be closed tonight and Sunday morning as engineers install a new gantry. The anti-clockwise carriageway between Junction 17, for Maple Cross, and Junction 16, for the M40, will be closed between 11pm on Saturday and