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Curtain comes down at Hertford Theatre ahead of major redevelopment
'We can’t wait to see you after the interval in our amazing new building'
Charlotte Page
Print Content Editor, Hertfordshire and Essex
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East and North Hertfordshire District Council's launch 'adopt an area' litter campaign
Anyone who adopts an area will have the litter they've picked collected alongside their normal scheduled waste and recycling collections
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Just over a week left to share views on Hertfordshire high street changes to aid social distancing
Hertfordshire County Council is using feedback to help it decide whether to keep some of the changes for a longer-term trial
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Online marketplace making it easier for shoppers to support the Broxbourne businesses they love most
Customers can browse, book, buy, collect or receive deliveries from multiple businesses on ShopAppy.com - all with one checkout
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Broxbourne Council to bid for Government funding to help Waltham Cross have a 'safe, vibrant and thriving town centre'
The council is seeking the views of residents as it prepares to bid for funding from the Government's Levelling Up fund
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Hundreds head to Hertford Castle for annual car show - marking 'some return to normal life'
'We’re already looking forward to seeing everyone again next year.'
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Four-man crew from Hoddesdon Round Table to pedalo 128 miles along the River Thames in three days
'It’s going to involve long 17-hour days of non-stop pedalling to ensure the challenge is completed in under three days'
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Police renew appeal for information following alleged arson attack at Royston flats
'We are aware that the arson has had a huge impact on the lives of the residents'
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Waltham Abbey man who set fire to garage causing £250,000 of damage guilty of arson
Officers from Essex Police were able to identify DNA evidence that established 30-year-old Mohammed Azizi at the scene
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Councillor Bob Deering 'extremely honoured' to continue as Mayor of Hertford
'Fingers crossed that by the end of my second year, life might just be back to normal.'
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Rise in planning applications for home improvements in East Hertfordshire
But the increase is planning applications, combined with staffing changes, is putting pressure on council planners
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Hertfordshire to join 'Plant a Tree for the Queen's Jubilee' initiative
Residents, schools, community groups, businesses and more will be encouraged to plant trees and hedges from October when tree planting season begins