A 32-year-old man from Royston has been charged in connection with the theft of two charity collection tins from shops in Letchworth.

A number of incidents, including broken down trains, are causing hour long waits from London stations.

An Arlesey psychotherapist has taken on the The Great Hertfordshire AONB Half Marathon for Garden House Hospice Care in memory of a Royston community stalwart "who was like a mother to her".

Highfield School in Letchworth has received the Wellbeing Award for Schools after working towards the achievement for the last year.

A 32-year-old man from Letchworth has been handed a 12-month community order and must pay £500 compensation after pleading guilty to causing criminal damage to Letchworth Police Station.

Garden House Hospice Care is set to join forces with Isabel Hospice, based in Welwyn Garden City, following a number of successful joint initiatives.

Students from a Letchworth school will represent the UK at the a global robotics tournament in the USA in April, after coming first at the UK challenge in Peterborough.

A North Herts district councillor, who reported being assaulted by a group of young people in Letchworth last Monday, has spoken out about the ordeal.

The public toilets at Howard Park and Gardens in Letchworth have been closed for the second time in two months following further vandalism.

An over 50s social group has been awarded a grant of £1,200 by North Herts District Council's Letchworth Area Committee.

Students from schools across Letchworth, Hitchin and Baldock came together for St Christopher School's 25th annual recycled fashion show on Saturday.

Adult social care workers have marked National Apprenticeship Week - which runs until Friday - by producing videos encouraging people to apply for an apprenticeship in their field.

A new Wind in the Willows-themed installation has been put in place in Radwell Meadows on the Garden City Greenway.

The clubhouse at the Letchworth Golf Club has been given a modern makeover which has seen it transform with a new lounge and patio overlooking the 18-hole course.

A report carried out by the further education commissioner has found that North Hertfordshire College has "suffered a financial crisis", after being in early intervention between 2015 and 2018, triggered by its weak financial health.

An 11-year-old boy from Letchworth has modelled on a runway show in London Fashion Week following a H&M campaign.

Parents and children have been left "devastated" after a playground in Letchworth was torn down despite campaigns to save it.

A programme of sessions designed to evoke memories and stimulate conversation with older residents has been set up in Letchworth.

A hospice is reaching out to patients living with heart failure who could benefit from its services.

Highfield School hosted the employability masterclass with more than 170 Year 10 students as a way of getting students thinking about employment when they leave school and identify the skills businesses look for in the recruitment process.

Following a nationwide search, a Letchworth woman has been appointed as the UK's first official 'pub-licist' - a regular pub-goer who gets paid to visit their local, drink beer, watch sports games and catch up with friends.

A Letchworth business owner, who has "shone a new light on homelessness and deprivation", has received two nominations for our Comet Community Awards.

Art A-level students from the Highfield and Fearnhill schools have contributed work to the annual exhibition which opens today.

A Baldock primary school has scrapped the use of plastic straws with carton drinks, in a bid to do its bit for the environment.

Students at Fearnhill School in Letchworth have brought home a winning trophy after a public speaking competiton in Hitchin.

A series of new dates for the Letchworth Chatter Tables have been announced following the successful launch of the scheme last month.

Letchworth's Heritage Foundation has launched its three-year strategy which aims to make the town "a great place for everyone".

With a combination of post-Christmas gloom and dark and cold nights, today has been awarded the title of Blue Monday.

A Letchworth man who ran a youth group from a town community centre has been sentenced to three years in prison for making and posessing indecent photographs and moving images of children, and the sexual exploitation of a 16-year-old girl.

Patients using Garden House Hospice Care's gym are making the most of a new treadmill which has been bought after a series of fundraising efforts by a Royston running club.