“Don’t ignore hate – report it.” That is the message that pupils from across Hertfordshire heard at an event marking National Hate Crime Awareness Week.
Hitchin Town hosted Leatherhead in the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup at grand old Top Field on Saturday. Read on for Layth Yousif’s PLAYER RATINGS
Hitchin Town hosted Leatherhead in the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup at grand old Top Field on Saturday. Read on for Layth Yousif’s match report
Hitchin’s highly-rated fighter Tom Ansell kept his unbeaten record by beating Canning Town’s Lee Hallett 60-55 after six absorbing rounds in their super lightweight bout in Tottenham earlier this month – and is now back in the ring again.
Support your local team say Patrick Sloan and Louis Condon, Hitchin Town season ticket holders. Ahead of the Canaries biggest game in years read on to learn why.
Hitchin Town boss Mark Burke hailed his ten-man side for their battling qualities after they salvaged a hard-fouoght 1-1 draw against Leatherhead at Top Field to keep their FA Cup dreams alive.
Stevenage boss Dino Maamria has been speaking after his side’s 1-0 defeat to Crewe at the Lamex on Saturday. Read on for the full transcript of what he said.
Dino Maamria’s ten-man Stevenage lost 1-0 at home to Crewe at the Lamex on Saturday to a 57th minute Jordan Bowery goal after defender Ben Nugent was sent-off early in the first half as they suffered their second home defeat of the season.
Christmas will come early to Knebworth this year at a magical new event featuring shopping, food and drink, comedy and festive entertainment for all the family.
A theatre company has finished rehearsals of First World War drama Journey’s End in Hitchin, ahead of a month of performances in Flanders to mark 100 years since the armistice.
Planning permission to demolish a 350-year-old cottage has been granted, despite fierce objections from people concerned a building of historical significance will be lost.
At North Hertfordshire College, which has the highest Ofsted rating and the best achievement rates in Hertfordshire, you can choose between apprenticeships, or full time vocational courses that provide a stepping stone into work or further study, including university.
Parents in Central Bedfordshire have a 99 per cent chance of getting their children into their preferred secondary school – the best admissions rate in England, according to an Education Policy Institute report.
