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  • The places where the real movie magic happens

    Alas, readers I feel autumn has arrived so it will soon be time for me to regale you with tales of yesteryear around a burning fire rather than walking down Memory Lane via Lovers Leap and Dead Men's Gulch. When do you decide, gentlemen, to put on

  • In Memoriam: Death notices in the Watford Observer last week

    The following announcements were carried in the Watford Observer last week: BARRINGER Shirley – Sadly passed away peacefully on 27th September 2021 at River Court Care Home, aged 87. Loving mother and step-grandmother, she will be greatly missed

  • Watford Market gearing up for special Halloween event

    Watford Market is set to host a Halloween themed night with entertainment, street food and fun. After the success of its first-ever night market organised by Watford Borough Council and Market Asset Management in September, everyone is invited

  • Nkoulou hopes for improvement under Ranieri

    Nicolas Nkoulou believes Claudio Ranieri can help him improve and said he is excited about playing for Watford in the Premier League. The defender signed as a free agent at the beginning of the week, with injuries leaving Watford short at the back

  • WATCH: Courtenay defeated by new world champ

    A tough weekend was made worst for Shannon Courtenay last night as she was handed the second defeat of her professional career by Jamie Mitchell. In a ten round fight that went all the way, a majority decision went in favour of the American fighter

  • The Leviathan pub pictured in its early days

    There is a pub in St Albans Road called The Prince George but to several generations of people from Watford it will always be remembered by a former name. The Watford Observer has again teamed up with Watford Museum and is delighted to showcase

  • Planning applications for Watford and Three Rivers

    This week we have a proposal for an A-board near 1 The Parade, High Street, Watford, directing people to a charity shop in Clarendon Road, whilst in Three Rivers there are multiple applications for house extensions. Watford 76 High Road, Watford

  • Can you give true survivor Penny the loving home she deserves?

    Hello, my name’s Penny and I’m an affectionate eight-year-old girl who came to the National Animal Welfare Trust last August. As you can see from my photos, I’ve had a hard life and am now looking for my forever home. I can be shy to begin with