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Teddy Faure Walker: Tributes to farmer, vicar, soldier and friend

Thursday, August 2, 2018 Bianca Wild
Farmer, soldier, vicar and friend to many, Teddy Faure Walker has died aged 71. Picture: Courtesy of Robert Faure Walker

The family of a Sandon farmer – who became county vice lord lieutenant, high Sheriff, North Herts District councillor and a Stevenage vicar – have spoken about his eventful life following his death aged 71.

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Blood Moon 2018: Astronomy expert’s guide and top tips for Friday’s lunar eclipse

Thursday, July 26, 2018 Chris Flanagan
Robin Kersey captured the 'supermoon' eclipse from his Welwyn Garden City garden in 2015. Picture: Robin Kersey.

A doctor at Hatfield’s University of Hertfordshire has given an expert’s guide to the ‘Blood Moon’ ahead of this Friday’s lunar eclipse.

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University of Hertfordshire

Lord-Lieutenant of Herts speaks out about role in the county

Saturday, July 14, 2018 Franki Berry
Robert Voss. Picture: Andrew Buckle

One might assume the Queen’s representative in Hertfordshire was a high-born baron lounging in a castle somewhere in the Home Counties Green Belt.

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Updated: Witnesses to A505 Royston crash urged to come forward

A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a crash on the A505 near Royston, and police are urging anyone who saw what happened to get in contact with them.
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The British Raj restaurant in Royston back in the 1970s. Picture: Courtesy of Royston & District Museum
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Sandon Bury Farm planning application decision looms

The Sandon Action Group have been fighting against the application to turn Sandon Bury Farm into an events venue. Picture: Sandon Action Group
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Great Northern workers turn to God under new timetable strain

London chaplain Joshua Shinhmar. Picture: William Johnston
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