Watford town centre's fantastic range of restaurants, pubs, and bars have teamed up for the third consecutive year to celebrate Watford Food & Drink Week. From Monday, June 17, to Sunday, June 23, you can enjoy special drinks offers, free samples and
Drivers in Bushey are being warned to keep their cars safe after a spate of thefts in the area. According to a neighbourhood watch group, three cars were stolen and it is believed there was a further attempted car break-in over the past few days
Defending Watford Observer Fourteen14 Plate champions Watford Grammar School for Boys began their quest for another title with a comfortable victory and West Herts B have joined them in the semi-finals, but this week’s bad weather has had a knock-on
Richard Harrington returned to a care home just months after it was saved from closure. The Watford MP was invited to Tannerswood in Abbots Langley last Friday where elderly residents wanted to thank him for the support he had given them. In
Supporters of a sports charity for young people saw how children on the autism spectrum can watch live football in a calm environment. For almost 20 supporters of Lord’s Taverners, the youth cricket and disability charity, the Sensory Room at Watford
A team of shop staff teamed up to transform a care home garden. Volunteers from the Rickmansworth and Chalfont St Peter branches of Marks & Spencer worked alongside Watford Mencap charity and staff at Berrywood care home on June 5 to revive the
Javi Gracia is excited about the upcoming season, after learning the club’s fixture list on Thursday morning. The Watford head coach guided the Hornets to their highest ever Premier League points, goals and wins tallies last season and now he can
A councillor has been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for her dedication to supporting and inspiring diverse women. Three Rivers district councillor Reena Ranger is the co-founder and chair of Women Empowered, a forum at which black and
It has to be said that insofar as the Gateway into Watford plans for the second phase do sound stylish, they’re also just like window-dressing. Whilst new paving slabs and trees are great, we certainly need more trees. Everywhere. But the elephant
Police have cordoned off a Co-op this morning after it was targeted overnight. There was a scene of destruction outside the store in Leavesden, and the alarms were still ringing at 9am. The cash machine has been ripped out and the front doors
1:32pm Results of first ballot Boris Johnson has topped the first round with 114 votes. Jeremy Hunt was the next
Watford will host Brighton and Hove Albion on the first day of the 2019/20 season, it has been revealed. The opening day clash will take place on the weekend of August 10 and will be followed by a trip to Everton the following weekend. The
The owner of chains including Topshop and Miss Selfridge clashed with shopping centre operator intu over lowering rents as part of a restructure plan. Sir Philip Green has rejected suggestions that his Arcadia retail empire came close to collapse
There could be a shortage of British fruit and veg after Brexit as farmers struggle to cope with a Brexodus of migrant workers. The problem is such that one wholesaler has advised we should "eat all the strawberries we can this year, because next
