Members of Extinction Rebellion North Herts were masked up and socially distanced on Saturday, taking part in a national XR campaign on post-COVID climate breakdown.
We are in the grip of the COVID-19 crisis. It is restricting us in all areas of life, and causes so much suffering. But we know it will pass and afterwards we will reorient ourselves. Other topics will soon re-emerge, one of which will certainly be climate change.
Staff at a Letchworth train distribution centre have donated thousands of Easter eggs to hospitals in Stevenage, Huntingdon, Luton and Bedford, as a thank you to NHS staff.
Two former North Hertfordshire councillors resigned from their positions last month, after both had recorded a significant amount of absences at recent meetings.
School leavers and those looking to change careers are being urged to look beyond the traditional routes into work as part of National Apprenticeship Week.
Residents, community leaders and speakers from a variety of faiths across North Herts came together in Letchworth yesterday to remember the devastating impact of the Holocaust.
One lane of the A1(M) has been closed after a crash between the Stevenage and Letchworth Gate junctions this evening – with heavy traffic back to Welwyn.
A Stevenage mum-of-three has said during Children’s Grief Awareness Week that her family “couldn’t have coped” with the loss of her husband without the help of Garden House Hospice Care’s child bereavement service.
Ratty, Mole, Badger and Mr Toad were in Letchworth as cast members of the Broadway Theatre’s Christmas production of The Wind in the Willows were unveiled.
Garden House Hospice Care is calling all Strictly fans to sign up of their latest fundraising effort, as the hit BBC show returns to our screens this evening.
Over the last few weekends, supporters of Garden House Hospice Care have battled gale force winds and fear to take part in skydives and a community cycle to raise funds.
A new public consultation that could determine changes to your polling districts, places and stations is coming soon, courtesy of North Herts District Council.
More than 450 people donned their most colourful fancy dress and glitter face paint for Garden House Hospice Care’s annual Starlight Walk on Sunday – including Hannah Goodwin, who finished first having only recently starting walking again after 10 years in a wheelchair.
A fault with the signalling system between Letchworth and Baldock railway stations means trains between Hitchin and Cambridge are being delayed or cancelled.
Priory Memorial Gardens in Royston and Norton Common Local Nature Reserve in Letchworth have been awarded Green Flag Awards for the 10th year in a row.
Police officers and PCSOs from the North Herts, St Albans and Harpenden Safer Neighbourhood police teams have joined forces to launch an Automatic Number Plate Recognition operation targeting rural crime this summer.
