Stamp duty holiday is ending - here's how much you'll pay for these Hertfordshire homes:

Royal Mail has issued an update on weekend delays across the UK due to Covid.

Hello, my name’s Cookie and I’m a beautiful three-year-old girl.

Customers have shared their messages of praise and respect to a charming and “unique” man who left a last impression on colleagues, customers and his family.

Around 20 households were identified as homeless last summer despite being employed and in actual work, figures reveal.

Can you spell the words most often misspelled on Google?

With heavy snow in parts of the UK, many people will be thinking of stepping out to build a snowman or go sledging.

Planning applications submitted in the week commencing February 1 to Watford Borough Council, Three Rivers District Council and Dacorum Borough Council.

Watford legend Luther Blissett has outlined his disgust at the club mentioning him and his tabloid nickname during an interview with striker Andre Gray.

There are warnings for some disruptive snowfall as a yellow weather warning has been placed.

A Watford digital marketing specialist is seeking independent retailers to take part in her mission to save the UK’s high streets.

A senior investigating police officer has stated that a man who violently shook and threw a baby in a fit of rage showed “no remorse”.

A £2 million home is for sale – with planning permission already approved to refurbish the property into a substantial family house.

Pancake Day will be celebrated later this month — but why do we celebrate it and why is it sometimes called Shrove Tuesday?

A couple cooped up in their home for the best part of a year could not hide their delight and relief after being given the first dose of their coronavirus vaccine.

Watford Borough Council has secured a significant amount of funding that will help towards installing insulation to housing across the town.

ON WEDNESDAY night, Boris Johnson was once again beamed on to Britain’s screens as he hosted the latest Covid press conference.

A sailing club has officially left its home of more than 80 years.

5 Hertfordshire restaurants to order a takeaway Sunday lunch.

The outcomes of targeted tests to track the South African coronavirus variant in England could take up to two weeks, public health officials have said.

Another Beast from the East could head to the UK next week as temperatures are set to plummet, the Met Office has said.

Crime has fallen significantly over the last year in Watford, official police records reveal.

It is so important for our mental wellbeing to get out for our daily exercise or do activities we enjoy to take our minds off lockdown.

Crisis is an overused word. We read about it with the NHS, poverty, unemployment, flooding and governance yet, by hook or crook we, as a society, find a way to sidestep the abyss with some modicum of blood, sweat and tears.

A community stretching far and wide are mourning the sudden loss of a "dedicated and passionate" figure in the transport industry.

Heavy snow and ice is on its way this weekend as the south east of England braces for Arctic conditions.

A man was arrested on suspicion of drug driving following a crash between a car and a motorbike.

For some people, coronavirus can cause symptoms that last weeks or months after the infection has gone.

Additional temporary housing for rough sleepers will be introduced in a £4m investment to end homelessness.

Bob Devonald was always obsessed by cricket. He died peacefully at the age of 89 to the sound of the sport he loved.

Primary school children were given a virtual maths lesson by Chancellor Rishi Sunak.

Public Health England and the Met Office have issued a warning to keep warm as a spell of cold weather hits the UK.

Repairs to the Gade Valley Viaduct and large-scale street lighting works are set to lead to overnight closures on sections of the M25 and M1 near Watford from later this month.

Five businesses in Watford that are currently on the market.

A virtual event aimed at bringing together employers in the Watford area with school students is taking place next month.

A teenager has been charged after a stabbing of a 15-year-old.

Local elections will go ahead in May despite the ongoing pandemic, Sky News reports.

Labour newsletters are now being distributed, after previously condemning the Liberal Democrats for leafleting in lockdown.

Friends have paid tribute to a 'gentleman' world champion table tennis player who died aged 88.

Plans to install a phone mast to provide improved network coverage have been criticised by neighbours.

A village has been struck by a graffiti vandal appearing to downplay the severity of the coronavirus pandemic.

Facebook has launched an investigation into the account of the Covid conspiracy theorist who has been banned from visiting UK hospitals.

The BBC said its TV licence would be five times more expensive than Netflix if it changed into a subscription service.

The newly rekindled round of applause on a Thursday evening is designed to be a #ClapforHeroes as opposed to the previous endeavour, #ClapforCarers, which was recognising the incredible dedication of all the staff within the NHS in addition to all...

It hasn't gone down well with fans who begged the fast food giant to keep the items on the menu.

This week, Britain lost a true national hero. In Captain Sir Tom Moore we had an individual who, in the midst of a pandemic that alarmed many of us, provided a beacon of hope and inspiration.

A CLIP from a Handforth Parish Council meeting has gone viral — gaining more than 2 million views overnight.

A man who violently shook and threw a baby in a fit of rage has been convicted of murder.

A Covid vaccination centre capable of jabbing up to 500 people a day is up-and-running inside a supermarket.

A group of volunteers who arranged food boxes and wellbeing calls throughout the pandemic, a woman who cooked meals for the underprivileged and a sea scout group who distributed face masks, have shown why they are community champions.