The movement aims to end the curfew imposed on women by safety fears during darker nights.

TGJones confirms Andover store and Post Office will remain open, clarifying clearance sale signs amid plans to close up to 150 shops across the UK.

Andy Turner joined KJM in January 1983, just after it was founded, and has played a key role in its growth and success over the decades.

These sites generate biodiversity units that developers can purchase to meet biodiversity requirements.

The workshop will cover topics such as what plants need for food and why leaves come in different shapes and sizes.

The 45-minute show promises a variety of bubble effects, from small, delicate shapes to giant bubbles, with participation from the audience.

The funds will go towards the hospice’s daily running costs, with only 22 per cent of its funding coming from the NHS.

ACE Kids has been praised for its support of children and families, including quiet spaces, nutritious food and targeted support for additional needs.

A Farnborough man who has donated more than 500 bicycles to people in need is appealing for help after finding himself homeless.

An AI tool is transforming the way police forces handle public enquiries.

Hertsmere Police offered free bike security marking in Borehamwood on October 18, helping cyclists deter theft and register bicycles on Bike Register.

Shenley Road, Borehamwood, has flooded with water from underground pipes - with businesses forced to bar entrances with sandbags.

A woman in her 90s was reportedly pushed and robbed inside her home by a fake carer in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire.

The south Borehamwood community has “lost its living room” with the closure of a beloved social club but three generations are fighting to get it back.

CCTV images have been released as police appeal for information over a “hate crime incident” outside a Borehamwood synagogue.

A woman has said she ‘doesn’t feel safe anymore’ after a High Wycombe man attempted to rape her near an Oxford underpass.

High Wycombe’s mayor has condemned Rupert Lowe’s post about Wycombe High School’s pupil demographics and invited him to visit the town.

An Amersham funeral home is opening its doors as a pop-up gallery, showing how loved ones’ ashes can be incorporated into unique memorial artwork.

Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire was used as a filming location for new movie Ghosts: The Possession of Button House.

Outdated computer systems are putting police and fire services at risk of cyber attacks, a new report has warned.

Harry Farr, who played Ollie Carter on the BBC soap EastEnders, is the latest cast member to depart the show.

John Challis’ final Only Fools and Horses documentary, A Marriage Made in Peckham, seeks a UK broadcaster.

Spotify introduces QR code checks for Family and Duo plans, requiring members to share the account manager’s address or face removal and a 12-month ban.

Blue Planet III marks 25 years since the original series aired, and will once again be narrated by David Attenborough

More than 40,000 people have signed a petition to save DIY SOS after the BBC said the show will be rested in 2027 amid ongoing cost cuts.

Drivers are being warned of delays on the M25 between Potters Bar and Enfield due to emergency repairs.

St Albans parkrun welcomed 325 participants for its 702nd event at Verulamium Park

In a busy October for the county's courts, here are five Hertfordshire criminals who have been convicted this month.

An amputee from Hemel Hempstead is helping others take their first steps toward recovery after losing a limb.

The medieval town of Sandwich in Kent is just two hours from Hertfordshire and is described as a 'picturesque beauty'.

Residents of an apartment block in Brighton say they are "living in fear" after finding a large escaped snake on their communal stairwell

Volunteers at Samaritans in Worthing are "angry and frustrated" after plans were announced to close their local branch of the national charity.

A disabled customer has said he was left “embarrassed” and “shocked” when he was not allowed to use the staff toilet in an emergency at a Lidl in Brighton

A town has been left with "almost no mail" deliveries, forcing residents to collect post from a sorting office.

Councillors have called for a review on the delays and rising costs of the Alexandra Arts Centre project in Bognor Regis, while expressing support for the new venue ahead of its opening.