A TV adventurer will share his tails from the wilderness in a new show coming to Watford. From climbing Everest to swimming with crocodiles, modern-day explorer Ben Fogle will take audiences on an inspirational adventure at the Colosseum next month
Comedy lovers said they felt let down after tickets for a Ricky Gervais gig sold out within minutes - and were later resold at vastly inflated prices. The Ricky Gervais ‘Supernature: warm-up show’ at Watford Colosseum on November 7 sold out almost
Danny Welbeck could be set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines after suffering a hamstring injury during last weekend’s draw away at Tottenham Hotspur. The striker went down injured after just 100 seconds of the game and now the club fear it could
A “popular” police community support officer has died aged 44. Police said in a tweet Hertsmere PCSO Rosario Torrisi died after a "short illness" on Friday, October 18 and that his passing left “a big gap for us all”. Mr Torrisi joined the
Jobs could be lost if a law firm closes one of its branches due to technology upgrades. Slater and Gordon is considering shutting its Watford branch in King Street after the firm underwent major upgrades to help with delivering better efficiency
A secondary school will open its doors to students at its new site in Croxley Green. Croxley Danes School has announced it will open in its new permanent site in Baldwins Lane at the start of the summer term in 2020. Department for Education
The office worker of the future could have a permanently hunched back, varicose veins and red eyes if changes to work environments are not made, health experts have said. A report dubbed The Work Colleague Of The Future revealed that more than
Local MPs spoke out to explain why they voted the way they did on Boris Johnson’s EU Withdrawal Bill and the Brexit timetable. On Tuesday night, MPs voted in favour of the Prime Minister’s bill but rejected the timetable to rush the deal through
The Shadow Brexit Secretary was in Watford lending his support to Labour's general election hopes. Sir Keir Starmer MP joined Watford Labour members at the Jury's Inn on Wednesday night for an annual gala dinner. Sir Keir predicted that Prime
The letters columns of the Observer have been much enlivened in recent months (and your readers much enlightened and educated) by the regular effusions of Professor Christine Wheeler McNulty. Her offerings bring a breath of fresh air to the paper,
Watford Football Club have announced their own anti-discrimination campaign, in conjunction with the Hertfordshire Police hate crime unit in a bid to combat racism and discrimination. The club’s new ‘We’ campaign has been launched as a means for
A new social media campaign is encouraging people to help clean up paths near rivers. Every year, waterways in Hertfordshire reflect the colours of red and gold from leaves above. The Canal and River Trust are encouraging people to help the reflective
