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Ware World War II veteran among those to receive Easter cards and chocolate from Taxi Charity
The Taxi Charity has kept in touch with veterans over the past 12 months
Charlotte Page
Print Content Editor, Hertfordshire and Essex
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Residents must continue to play their part to 'have the summer we're hoping for', says Hertfordshire health boss
Organisations across Hertfordshire are asking people to play their part to keep transmission rates low
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Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust to launch 'wild child' activity packs for kids this Easter
The aim is to encourage people to explore their wild surroudings
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Easter is a time for new life, new promise and new hope, says Hertfordshire Reverend
'For Christians, Easter is such an important festival and central to our faith'
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Leader of Hertfordshire County Council brands government decision not to allow virtual attendance at council meetings after May 7 'illogical'
Councils have been allowed to meet virtually for the past year, but the time-limited legislation that has made it possible will run out on May 6
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Police operation targeting criminals and unroadworthy vehicles stops 60 motorists on the A120 in Standon
One vehicle stopped was found to contain 21 catalytic converter units
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Disability blue badges stolen in series of thefts from vehicles in Waltham Cross
There have been 15 reports of vehicles having a window smashed and blue badge stolen since March 3
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MP for Hertford and Stortford reports a scheme to alleviate congestion at Rush Green roundabout has been identified
MP Julie Marson told the House of Commons last week that McDonald’s and BP had agreed on a scheme to proceed pending a final review, although details of the scheme remain unknown at this stage
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Plans for 'softer' transport measures to improve air quality around Broxbourne backed by Hertfordshire County Council
Plans replace controversial proposals for a 'charging clean air zone' - that would have seen motorists charged up to £10 a day to enter a network of roads
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Vaccination centre at Ware Priory reaches 10,000th vaccine milestone
Rosemary Frost became the 10,000th patient on Tuesday - just three weeks after the centre first opened
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Views sought on plans for new first school in Buntingford
The school is being developed as a pilot net zero carbon development
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New business and technology centre set to unlock employment opportunities for Borough of Broxbourne
The development at Maxwell’s Farm in Cheshunt is set to provide a hub for tech firms and small and medium enterprises