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Drop in number of people on furlough in Hertfordshire heralded a sign that the local economy is 'returning to normal'
At the end of April there were 62,100 people in the county on furlough - almost 16,000 fewer than one month earlier
Charlotte Page
Print Content Editor, Hertfordshire and Essex
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Hertfordshire veterans encouraged to share service history with GP to ensure they have access to valuable support
Helping Hertfordshire GP practices become more veteran friendly has been a key priority for the Armed Forces Covenant Board
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New live music event to replace postponed Hertford Rock at the Castle 2021
Hertford Town Council has reviewed its planned programme of events following the Government's decision to delay easing of lockdown restrictions
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Local NHS chief encourages Hertfordshire residents to come forward for Covid-19 jab as vaccination programme enters 'last lap'
Dr Halpin urged those eligible, and yet to have their vaccine, to book an appointment today to 'bring us one step closer to freedom'
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Independent Book Shop Week 2021: inside Hertford's Leaf Café
The Leaf Cafe continued its storytime sessions each weekday morning during lockdown using Facebook live
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Independent Book Shop Week 2021: How The Book Nook in Ware has played an integral part of the community
The Book Nook runs book groups for adults and children, holds author events, works with schools, and has recently partnered with the local food bank
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Hertfordshire County Council reveal ambition for 1.2 million trees by 2030
Plans could also see 100km of new hedgerows
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Police and fire service to deploy new higher-spec drone across Hertfordshire
The drone will help to locate missing people, photograph crime scenes and monitor major incidents
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Retiring Hertfordshire chief fire officer leaves 'big shoes to fill,' says leading councillor
'I think many of us will have worked with him in the past - and it was always a privilege to do so'
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New bus and cycle shelters installed in Royston town centre to encourage greener travel
'These are some of the first small steps to make it easier for bus passengers and cyclists who generally are the younger and older people in our community'
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Hertfordshire Constabulary now has more officers than any time in its history
The latest intake of 18 new recruits means that the force now has 2,212 officers
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Standon Calling organisers continue to plan for this year's festival
But they are working with suppliers, staff and artists to understand how the month-long delay to the roadmap may affect it