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A CGI of the Hertswood Studios scheme that has been proposed on the edge of Borehamwood. Credit: Bidwells The UK’s largest ever film studios could be built on the outskirts of Borehamwood, it has emerged. Following in the footsteps of Sky Studios Elstree, and joining Elstree Studios and BBC Elstree, the proposed 'Hertswood Studios' would put Borehamwood at the heart of the country’s film and television industry. Consultancy firm Bidwells claim the studios complex would create thousands of new jobs in the area and contribute a billion pounds a year to the economy. Ninety acres of l...

Well my fellow ramblers down Memory Lane, we have held onto the wreckage into a new month and roll on spring. I am still amazed that people recognise me on the very rare occasions I venture out even though I am wearing a mask. It is even stranger considering the photo of me that appears in this column was taken 12 years ago. This week I remember the giant MGM British Studios that once occupied 115 acres off Studio Way in Borehamwood that is now the site of a housing estate, industrial buildings and a college. It closed in 1970 although the famous white clock tower survived until 1986 when...

The reason 15,000 Jews have built a new life for themselves in Hertfordshire In the space of two years, thousands of Jewish people in one Hertfordshire borough have become connected within a tight-knit community Rabbi Levi Goldgrab (Image: Levi Goldgrab) Subscribe for news and features from Hertfordshire's diverse communities Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Notic...

Borehamwood police station Police will put a specific focus on tackling antisocial behaviour, speeding, and theft over the next three months. Hertsmere's safer neighbourhood inspector Rachael Robertson has announced the latest policing priorities for her borough, based on feedback from residents. Police say they have seen an increase in thefts from people reported in Borehamwood, particularly because shops are shut, so Inspector Robertson says this will be a something her team will be aiming to address and stamp out. Residents in The Rise in Elstree reported concerns about crime in th...