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Watford 19 Coates Way, Watford WD25 9NR. Lawful Development Certificate for a single storey rear extension. 34 St Johns Road, Watford WD17 1QA. Lawful Development Certificate to change the use from class C3 dwelling to Class C4: up to six people living together as a single household of multiple occupancy. 22 Combe Road, Watford WD18 6LD. Lawful Development Certificate for erection of a new front porch. 139 Hempstead Road, Watford WD17 3HF. Erection of rear, side and front extensions including extending porch, garage and insertion of roof windows at rear. 14 Stanbury Avenue, Watfor...

Luther Blissett with the blanket knitted by Des Hodges A 95-year-old Watford fan received “one of the best birthday surprises he’s ever had” after Hornets legend Luther Blissett personally collected a blanket that was knitted for him. Des Hodges took up the activity around a year ago and has been selling them to help raise money for an end of Covid party that is being planned where he lives at Friars Mead Care Home in Kings Langley. Des’ daughter Maureen Hastie put a couple of the blankets on Facebook to see if anyone would be interested in buying one. A number of orders were pl...

A caravan encampment was quickly escorted away from the grounds of a school over the weekend. Hertfordshire Constabulary has confirmed that police were called to caravans entering the grounds of The Reach Free School in Mill End on Saturday (February 20) just after 2pm. Initial reports suggested that there may have been near to 30 caravans, but Hertfordshire Constabulary says there were 11 caravans logged. After confronted by the police, the site was cleared at 3.30pm. It is understood that the school gates may have been damaged to enter the site, and The Reach Free School were cont...

A rapid Covid testing centre in North Hertfordshire. Credit: Cllr Jeff Jones/Twitter Rapid testing will continue to be readily available across Hertfordshire even though new cases of coronavirus have dipped considerably. The number of new weekly cases in some areas of the county are lower than the November lockdown but rapid testing is a vital way of controlling the spread of Covid-19. Primarily aimed at key workers or people who cannot work at home, the testing is for asymptomatic people to check if they unknowingly have the disease. Anyone with coronavirus symptoms must not visit a ...

Rapid Covid testing sites tell people with no Covid symptoms if they are infectious or not. Credit: PA Hertfordshire County Council is continuing to expand the number of sites offering free rapid Covid tests for people with no symptoms. Infection rates continue to drop across the county but officials are ramping up the number of lateral flow tests being made available to key workers and other members of the public. To help prevent asymptomatic people passing the virus on unknowingly, the council is setting up numerous pop-up sites, offering rapid tests capable of telling someone whether...