Sun Clock Tower News Today

An estate agent has squashed fears that a historic monument in Watford is being sold after a sign was placed outside.

A man has been issued with a community protection warning following reports he has been harassing the mayor of Watford.

The site of a historic monument in Watford has been “landlocked” and “imprisoned” after new fencing was installed.

Watford fans were overjoyed to see an incredible mural of their late and legendary manager Graham Taylor appear in Vicarage Road in August.

Watford local history buffs and printing industry connections of the once-mighty Sun Printers are celebrating after the Planning Inspectorate rejected plans to demolish the landmark Sun Clock Tower.

A planning inspector has yet to be appointed to decide whether a historic clock tower should be saved from demolition.

I have read a report in the Watford Observer of an appeal by an applicant that has been with the Government’s Planning Inspectorate, after Watford Borough Council turned down an application last month to demolish the Sun Clock Tower (Bid to demolish Clock Tower goes to appeal, April 9, 2021). As an old employee of Sun Printers, I do hope the applicant who submitted the application to Watford council to demolish the Sun Clock Tower and Extension in Ascot Road has second thoughts regarding...

Like many in the town, I am glad the historic Sun Clock Tower has been saved from demolition, although it is a while since it contained the clock.

Building work in Ascot Road is well underway. Credit: Lynda Bullock/Watford Observer Camera Club New images have shown the progress made in one of Watford’s biggest and most transformative housing developments. In 2017, planning permission was granted to build 485 homes in Ascot Road, including a “gateway” 24 storey 81 metre tall tower. At the time, it was the tallest ever building to be given approval in the town, and despite hundreds of objections from the public, Watford Borough ...

Sun Clock Tower in Ascot Road. Credit: Google Maps An iconic clock tower in Watford built at a former printworks could be demolished. Watford Borough Council has received an application to knock down the historic Sun Clock Tower in Ascot Road in the west of the town. The locally listed building has deteriorated over the last couple of decades or so and it could soon be wiped from the town’s history altogether. The application has been submitted by an individual called Paul Stacey and ...