Baldock pub nominated for national gong after lockdown charity triumph
An inspirational Baldock pub has been nominated for this year’s Great British Pub Awards.
British Airways workers call out Stevenage MP over silence on airline’s ‘brutal’ fire and rehire policy
British Airways workers and constituents in Stevenage are calling on Stephen McPartland MP to condemn the airline’s brutal ‘fire and rehire’ attack of thousands of its staff.
North Herts tractor rally raises more than £1,200 for Garden House Hospice Care
The annual Whitwell Steam Rally Road Run went ahead last month, as more than 100 vintage vehicles passed through North Hertfordshire’s countryside in aid of Garden House Hospice Care.
Letchworth charity worker left ‘shaken up’ by doorstep knife attack
A charity worker is recovering from her injuries after being attacked while intervening in a violent assault in Letchworth.
Investigation launched after Arlesey collision leaves man ‘lying in middle of road’
A man is recovering in hospital after being struck on an Arlesey road last week – and an investigation into the incident has now been launched.
Stevenage MP pushes for non-league football fans to return to grounds
Stevenage MP Stephen McPartland said he is “proud” to be one of 30 MPs who have signed a letter urging the government to let non-league football supporters back in stadiums.
‘New thinking required to plug funding gaps’ – Stevenage Borough Council passes ‘commercial strategy’
Stevenage Borough Council is set to become a commercial enterprise after a significant new strategy was approved by councillors last week.
Campaigners eye brighter future for Letchworth’s cycle routes
A group of cycling campaigners in Letchworth have published an ambitious report imagining the future of the town’s cycling network.
A-level and GCSE students to get teacher-assessed grades after government U-turn
A Level and GCSE results will now be based on teacher assessment grades rather than moderated scores if they were downgraded, after a dramatic U-turn by the government this afternoon.
A-level and GCSE students to get teacher-assessed grades after government U-turn
A Level and GCSE results will now be based on teacher assessment grades rather than moderated scores if they were downgraded, after a dramatic U-turn by the government this afternoon.
