There has been a crash on the M25

Get a first look at the new Professor Sprout's Greenhouse attraction at Warner Bros Studio in London.

Songwriters behind hits for Celine Dion and Justin Bieber are helping fulfil the dying wish of a man who died after catching Covid.

A developer has announced four months of roadworks are set to begin as work on Watford’s biggest redevelopment scheme ramps up.

A pensioner unleashed a tirade of abuse at striking rail workers this morning branding them "criminals" and "blackmailers".

Formal plans have been submitted to redevelop green belt land in Kings Langley.

Two Hertfordshire police officers have been barred from working in the force after they took part in a WhatsApp group that shared bestiality porn and jokes about rape.

Paper parking vouchers are still available despite the procedure moving online, the council has reiterated.

A beloved restaurant at the centre of a village has been forced to close after after 50 years serving the community.

A Chorleywood bookshop celebrates its 50th birthday during this year’s independent book shop week.

The new streaming service is launching in the UK with an array of shows.

Rail strikes planned for this week go ahead starting today with a knock on impact on traffic expected

The Potters Bar train disaster that killed seven people could be repeated if railway job cuts go ahead, a union representative has warned.

Students from West Herts College made a visit to see how their artwork had transformed a subway into an art gallery.

An eight-year-old boy has raised more than £2,500 as he bids to swim 1km across a lake.

A woman was the victim of a “serious sexual assault” after she was reportedly targeted by two males.

Rising costs and fewer customers may lead to the closure of a fish and chip shop, one owner has warned.

Houses will be built on a former school site - despite a campaign to keep the land in community use.

A Watford business that failed to pay £359,586.62 has been named and shamed in a government list of tax dodgers.

The Grade II listed former chapel has been converted into a duplex and features plenty of unique features.

The mother of an autistic child who has suicidal thoughts says she is still struggling to get support after four years of tests and waiting lists.

South Londoners are being advised to work from home and only travel if absolutely necessary during the train strikes this week.

South Londoner’s are being warned to only travel if “absolutely necessary” during the train strikes starting today.

After the number of times Watford MP Mr Dean Russell has kept defending the Prime Minister and his actions, it comes as no surprise to read in the Watford Observer that Mr Russell voted to support Prime Minister Johnson when the PM faced a vote of co...

Here's a selection of fragrances that are included in The Fragrance Shop's summer deals.

Netflix has released the trailer for the second part of this season’s Stranger Things.

Summer is a great time to spend more time outdoors with your pets – here’s how to make sure they have fun in the sun while keeping cool too.

That unique pain when your favourite beauty product is discontinued. Avoid it with the best dupes available from LOOKFANTASTIC.

When using the internet for work, shopping or gaming nothing is more frustrating than an outage or error that puts a halt to your browsing.

Many websites have reportedly stopped working due to an outage with Cloudflare, a content delivery network.

The first day of rail strikes has begun and has affected the National Rail Enquiries website

LEGO fans have been treated to a sneak peek of some upcoming products as LEGO kickstart its 90th anniversary celebrations.

A "devastating" fire ripped through a nine-year-old girl's home while she and her family were out celebrating her birthday.

Rail strikes planned for this week will go ahead after last-ditch talks failed to resolve a dispute over pay, jobs and conditions.

A gardener has been convicted of trying to charge an elderly woman from Bushey nearly £7,000 for just over £350 worth of work.

We have again dipped into the Watford Observer’s online archive and today bring you a final selection of ten pictures captured by our photographers in 1993.

Tube users have been urged not to travel tomorrow due to this week’s rail strikes while motorists have been warned of knock-on delays.

Dozens of shopping trolleys were abandoned outside a tower block after two social media superstars visited a nearby supermarket.

The parade will see Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn aligning themselves in the night sky

The community came together to for this year’s Croxley Revels summer fair after a two-year absence.

Readers have blasted “nuisance” e-scooter riders amid a surge of injuries in Hertfordshire, questioning why police do not crack down on the rule flouters more often.

A bid to install a 5G mobile phone mast has been rejected after objections that it would be "a dreadful eyesore".

The cost of fuel has rocketed again as Russian’s invasion of Ukraine continues to threaten the economy.

Here's how you can play Titok's viral 'what human feeling are you?' test.

Some may think that it’s all over for those campaigning for a new site for west Herts’ A&E hospital now that West Herts Hospital Trust’s board have approved plans to rebuild Watford General, with some new build and refurbishment at their other ...

As employers continue to adjust to long-term hybrid working, new research from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) shows the continued growth of regular working from home.

Groupon has an amazing up to 75% off on beauty, gifts, attractions and even more so if you’re looking for a mid-month pick me up then head to the website now.

This year’s Love Island is well and truly a go, with dramatic recouplings, heads turned and countless bombshells stirring things up.

Music festivals produce 23,500 tonnes of waste every year including discarded clothes and plastic bottles. 

We've more than got used to working out from home over the last two years so why not give your home gym a bit of an upgrade?