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  • You know you grew up in Watford when you remember...

    From the cattle market in Market Street, the paddling pool in Cassiobury Park, a bakery in Whippendell Road to the smell of coffee beans in Lower High Street, readers are continuing to share their memories of growing up in Watford. Almost 380 people

  • Thieves steal rescue dog from animal charity

    Zoey has now been found. To read the story click here An animal welfare charity has pleaded for the safe return of a rescue dog who was reportedly stolen during an overnight break-in. The National Animal Welfare Trust (NAWT) in Watford says

  • High school calls downgraded A-level results a 'disappointment'

    A high school called the calculated A-level grades a “disappointment” as 39 per cent of predicted grades across the country were downgraded. St Michael’s Catholic High School in Garston says a significant number of A-level students had their grades

  • Human poo and 160kg of rubbish left behind at travellers site

    Human poo and around 160kg of litter were left behind when travellers were cleared nearly six days after they set up camp. Around five caravans parked up at an encampment by The Green, Croxley Green, were cleared yesterday (August 12) since settling

  • Golfers show their 'tremendous community spirit'

    Kind-hearted golfers from a Northwood club have demonstrated their community spirit by raising £50,000 for a number of charities. The money was raised by Sandy Lodge Golf Club members over a number of months, some pre-lockdown, by staging various

  • Hornets unveil new kit for 2020/21 Championship season

    Watford have unveiled their new kit made by Kelme for the upcoming 2020/21 season. The kit is the first to be made by the Spanish sports manufacturer, who will be making the club's kits for the next four seasons. >> Keep up to date with

  • Official coronavirus death toll DROPS by 5,000

    THE UK's coronavirus death toll has fallen by more than 5,000. The revised figure comes after health chiefs agreed to only include people who died within 28 days of a positive test. The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) reduced the

  • Hornets unveil new kit

    Watford have unveiled their new kit made by Kelme for the upcoming 2020/21 season. The kit is the first to be made by the Spanish sports manufacturer, who will be making the club's kits for the next four seasons. >> Keep up to date with

  • Hornets fixtures to be announced next Friday

    Watford will find out their Championship fixture list next next Friday morning (August 21) when they are officially unveiled at 9am. The EFL confirmed the dates for all of their upcoming competitions this morning, with Round One of the Carabao

  • Vue announces when Watford cinema will reopen

    Movie lovers can start to get excited as Vue has confirmed when it will be reopening its Watford cinema. The cinema chain - which owns the theatre in Woodside Leisure Park - has said its doors will be back open to customers on Friday, August 21

  • Letter: More must be done to encourage cycling

    Dave Degan is quite right (More cycle lanes, Letters, July 31) that more must be done to encourage cycling and that the new short section on Wiggenhall Road, whilst welcome, is not enough. All county councillors were given the chance to suggest

  • Mariappa and Fatuga-Dada named community champions

    Watford players Adrian Mariappa and Adekite Fatuga-Dada have been presented with PFA community champions awards for their work within the community this season. Both have previously won the award before, but have been given the title again due

  • What is happening with A-level results in England?

    Each of the devolved nations - England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - have shared their own solutions when it comes to exam results this year. The question of what to do for A-level and GCSE students in a year when exams have been cancelled

  • How to appeal your A-level and GCSE results

    More than half a million pupils across the UK have been unable to sit their A Level and GCSE exams this year after exams were cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Instead, pupils’ results were to be based on predicted outcomes, with teachers