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No action over unauthorised demolitionBy Gemma GardnerCOUNCILLORS have reluctantly agreed to take no further action against developers that demolished a building in Hertford without planning consent. (28/08/2008)
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Vandals start fire at nature reserveBy Martin FordTEENAGE vandals caused thousands of pounds worth of damage at a nature reserve when they wrecked a hide. (28/08/2008)
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Strike called off at StanstedBy Sandra Perry A SECOND strike by 33 workers at Stansted Airport who scan luggage going into the holds of aircraft has been called off for tomorrow.(28/08/2008)
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Now they can't keep a secret THE Freedom of Information Act is a very useful tool to us journalists. Since its introduction a few years ago, countless documents, files and statistics have been made public that the authorities would have preferred to have kept secret.
(28/08/2008)
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Drivers urged to slow downBy Abigayle BarberDRIVERS using the Kingsmead viaduct on the A10 between Hertford and Ware have been urged to slow down. (27/08/2008)
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Drug dealer sent back to jailBy Court ReporterA CRACK cocaine dealer who was deported for drugs offences last year has been jailed again after being caught with 15 wraps of the drug in Knebworth. (28/08/2008)
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Great GCSE results for local schoolsBy Gemma Gardner SCHOOL after school in the Mercury patch is reporting record breaking GCSE results.
(22/08/2008)
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Distraction burglar jailed for eight yearsBy Web ReporterA DISTRACTION burglar who targeted two pensioners including an East Herts man has been jailed for eight years. (28/08/2008)
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Leisure contract awarded despite councillor's concernsBy Web Reporter A TEN-year contract to run leisure facilities including pools in Hertford, Ware and Buntingford has been awarded to Sport and Leisure Management Ltd (SLM) despite concerns from a local councillor.
(21/08/2008)
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Stansted strikes called off by unionBy Web Reporter FEARS of bank holiday weekend airport chaos have eased after a trade union announced it was suspending a series of planned strikes at Stansted.
(28/08/2008)
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Gig cancelled due to broken wristBy Sara BlackA HERTFORD gig has had to be cancelled because the band's guitarist has broken his wrist.(21/08/2008)
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Tributes to 'fun and loving' manBy Daniel Phillips THE family of Dennis Crook, who died on Sunday (August 17) after a crash on the A10, have paid tribute to a "fun and loving" man.
(20/08/2008)
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Second chance for teenage thugBy Web ReporterA TEENAGE bully has been given a chance by a judge to change his ways and fulfil an ambition to become a pilot. (28/08/2008)
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Alert over stolen amplifiersBy Daniel Phillips MUSICIANS in Herts are being asked to be on the lookout for stolen equipment after burglars raided a warehouse in the county.
(19/08/2008)
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£83k grant aid for community groupsBy Sara Black CHARITIES and community groups across East Herts have benefited from £83,000 in grants from the district council.
(28/08/2008)
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Family pay tribute to motoristBy Sara BlackTRIBUTES have been paid to a "wonderful, kind and caring" father-of-two who died following a road traffic collision on the B1000 Welwyn Road. (19/08/2008)
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A1(M) closed after fatal accidentBy Daniel PhillipsA MAN from Lincolnshire has died after two lorries and a crane collided at 3.30am today (Monday) on the A1(M). (18/08/2008)
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Sports advice at libraryBy Web ReporterBOOKWORMS can get sporty at Ware library thanks to a special help desk set up to answer questions and give out information. (28/08/2008)
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Police search for knivesBy Abigayle BarberPUNTERS at The Blackbirds pub in Hertford were searched on their way into the venue last night (Thursday August 14) by police looking for knives. (28/08/2008)
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Sex factor will stay in HertfordBy Catherine Lofthouse A SEX shop in Hertford has been given the green light to trade for another year after its owner told councillors of the good work she has done with schools and Rotarians.
(15/08/2008)
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VIDEO NEWS
Daring dad's tiger featBy Chris Moss A DAREDEVIL dad came face-to-face with some of the planet's most magnificent animals to prove himself worthy of being crowned as the town's most fearless father.
(28/08/2008)
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Slow worms turn into new homeBy Web Reporter A STANSTEAD Abbotts nature reserve will be the new home of families of slow worms which are being moved from a site in Buntingford destined for housing development.
(27/08/2008)
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Party time at Hertford CastleBy Web Reporter ANIMALS, jugglers, yoga demonstrations and music were all part of the fun at a street party in Hertford.
(24/08/2008)
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Bats move in to Ware homeBy Amy Roberts GOTHAM City's caped crusader would feel right at home in Ware after one resident discovered more than 100 bats living in his home.
(28/08/2008)
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Teenager's turbine protest songBy Sara Black A BENINGTON teenager has written a song protesting about a proposed wind farm in her village.
(11/08/2008)
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Help tourists discover HertfordBy Abigayle BarberFRENCH, German and Polish tourists can now take an audio and video tour of historic Hertford in their own language. (13/08/2008) [Read More]
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