The owner of a sportswear store that struggled to get customers for three weeks has praised the community for coming together to keep its history going.

We have again dipped into the Watford Observer’s online archive and here are another ten pictures for you to enjoy that were captured by our photographers in 1991.

A fly-tipper who left piles of tyres at a Tesco car park has been fined.

Ofsted has taken enforcement action on a pre-school where “multiple” safeguarding breaches were found.

In last week’s Watford Observer the Comment column asks the question ‘What is shovel ready?’ This is because on two separate occasions the phrase ‘shovel ready’ was used in respect to the redevelopment of Watford General Hospital.

The reports follow speculation that fibres from the Madeleine’s pyjamas were found in Christian B's van.

Actor Jamie Foxx joined Chappelle and helped apprehend the alleged attacker before the performance continued

Couzens will be appealing against his whole-life order given for his murder of Sarah Everard

There were delays at Watford Junction as emergency services attended an incident. Reas our blog recap.

Watford Borough Council will be handing out free compost bags to its residents.

Tributes have been paid to "legendary" Rickmansworth Cricket Club (RCC) player Marc Robinson who died after a three-year battle with cancer.

Fraudsters posing as police nearly conned a resident out of £157k – triggering officers to warn of scammers targeting Hertfordshire.

If you fancy a fish supper across the Bank Holiday weekend, here are the top places on your doorstep according to Tripadvisor reviews.

A British fighter from Watford who was captured by Russian forces could face the death penalty, a state prosecutor has threatened.

Readers of the Watford Observer have questioned why parking prices have gone up with the public opening of Watford General Hospital’s new car park.

Soldiers were approached at the gate by the man who was pretending to be a priest.

Camelot employees say they feel “sick” to know that a convicted paedophile was present at family parties.

The Watford Observer has been showcasing pictures from the Watford Museum archive for the past year. Many of these old photos have been of pubs, but they have not been featured altogether – until now.

Delays are building on the M25 this morning (May 3) near Watford after a crash.

Police are investigating fraud allegations and inappropriate behaviour towards patients at a mental health unit for children.

All of Watford's mayoral candidates have spoken about  the wider impact the closure of a nightclub could have on the town centre economy.

A man who is accused of making over 4,000 images and videos of child porn will appear for sentencing.

In response to Philip Aylett’s letter last week, we would like to make it clear that seeking the views of local people is important to us when planning services and changes to our sites.

Get the whole family involved in the garden this spring with Christow's gardening equipment, including greenhouses, sheds and more.

Performance and health are key to the brand.

Book your staycation without blowing the budget with Travelodge's bargain deal.

A whole host of programmes have been arranged for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee on the BBC

The collection features the beloved Corgi across products.

Dan Walker announced last month that he is leaving to join Channel 5, where he will replace Sian Williams as the lead anchor on 5 News.

Thursday is said to be the warmest day of the week as Britons should expect a mix of sunshine, rain and cloud.

In the last five years a single GP has had their average patient number go up by 200

From The Mandalorian to the original Star Wars films get all you need from ShopDisney.

Former employees and vehicle enthusiasts were among those who visited playing fields to mark the centenary of a world-renowned firm from Watford’s industrial past yesterday.

A woman who is accused of stalking David Beckham and his family has been remanded on bail.

Are you looking for a place to have your Sunday roast?

The house is built on the grounds of Russell's House.

Councillors have made a decision on the next steps of a process that will set out the future of development in Hertsmere over the next 15 years.

Last month I talked about structuring a presentation and I promised that this time I’d give you a technique for how to remember what you want to say.

West Herts Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust seem to believe their proposed new hospital building plans are “shovel ready” and the Health Secretary was “easily able to see how quickly the construction phase can begin”, according to Chairman Phil T...

The Presidents of the Employment Tribunals in England, Wales and in Scotland have published an updated 'road map' for Employment Tribunal proceedings in 2022/23.

Air conditioning (or lack of) could see drivers punished under Highway Code rule 237.

The following announcements were carried in the Watford Observer last week:

A comedian reportedly booed offstage during an anti-Brexit routine at a charity gig is bringing his mixture of confrontation and self-deprecation to St Albans.

Detectives are investigating two separate stabbings in Hertfordshire towns that occurred within 24 hours of each other.

Unanimous agreement has been given by Hertsmere Borough Council to a cross-party motion strongly condemning Vladimir Putin’s "imperialist invasion of Ukraine".

This picture is showing signs of its age but it captures a relaxed scene as workers at one of Watford's best known companies are treated to an outdoor concert.

A comedian and former Camelot worker has been convicted of paying for and directing the sexual abuse of children in the Philippines and Romania.

A housing development is among the planning applications validated by Watford, Three Rivers and Dacorum councils in the week beginning April 25.

Hi there, my name’s Hoppity and I’m a sweet one-year-old boy. I was sadly dumped in a box at the National Animal Welfare Trust with my friends three weeks ago but, luckily, was found by a member of staff.

Well, my fellow travellers down Memory Lane, we have survived another week and once again it gives me a chance to name drop - albeit names from the past.