In anticipation of National Pathology week, which starts tomorrow, reporter NEIL SKINNER had his eyes opened, his mind expanded, and his stomach turned at an intriguing behind-the-scenes tour of Watford General Hospital. Pathology is, perhaps, the
The economic situation in the Watford area “isn’t all doom and gloom,” the manager of the town’s Job Centre has said. Job Centre Plus manager Liz Jones has viewed at first hand the worst effects of the recession; witnessing its devastating impact
Having read in a list of the most stressful things we can do I now firmly believe that the inclusion of moving is more than justified. Despite, I thought, clearly marking everything and putting like with like in the packing boxes how can things
Shamed former Hornets star Marlon King will appeal against the 18 month jail sentence imposed after he punched a young woman in the face. King, 29, who scored a series of vital goals during his time at Vicarage Road, was jailed last week after
Peace talks will continue between Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union (CWU)tomorrow in a last-ditch bid to avoid a further two days of industrial action next week. The union has announced further strike dates on Friday, November
THE founder of Europe’s only filipino football club hopes his Watford-based side will produce players for the Philippines national side in the near future. Leo Jensen set out to help improve the Philippines, who are 155th in the FIFA rankings
p> BUDGET cuts will force Hertfordshire to lose 200 police officers unless people are prepared to pay extra council tax. Hertfordshire Police Authority has just learned its Home Office budget for 20010/11 will be cut by £4.1 million, with further
A budding young artist will have her work displayed across the county after winning a police competition to encourage good behaviour on Bonfire Night. Eva Hrano, 11, from Westfield Community College, had her design chosen ahead of 30 others finalists
Malky Mackay believes the main difference between his side’s 3-0 defeat to Crystal Palace and victory over Scunthorpe United by the same scoreline the week before was Saturday’s disastrous start. The Hornets were 2-0 down within six minutes at Selhurst
