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10:52am Tuesday 12th August 2008
From September, parents could be routinely told by schools if their child is overweight. SIMON MELLINS looks at what is being done in Hertsmere both inside and outside the classroom to tackle this growing problem
8:47am Tuesday 5th August 2008
With news that a planned arts venue in Borehamwood is facing financial difficulty, JANAKI MAHADEVAN looks at the turbulent history of the town’s community theatre.
6:00pm Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Hertsmere Forum of Faiths was started 18 months ago with the aim of improving relations between different religions within the community.
9:31am Friday 18th July 2008
With a third of its patients coming from Hertsmere, the Peace Hospice is the main facility providing care for terminally ill residents. CARON KEMP found out about the work it does With a philosophy that every life is of value and that every person is about much more than their illness, Watford’s Peace Hospice aims to give people choices so they can live their final days in dignity.
9:03am Saturday 12th July 2008
Family support charity Homestart is helping people in all aspects of everyday life. SURUCHI SHARMA talks to a resident from Borehamwood who has benefited from the scheme.
12:51pm Wednesday 9th July 2008
Months after the Government's healthcare watchdog gave Barnet Hospital a clean bill of health, the debate rages on over how safe it is. Tomasz Johnson asks the woman in charge of the hospital for her side of the story.
11:33am Friday 4th July 2008
Rather than letting young offenders' lives crash and burn, Josie Ensor learns how a dramatic collaboration with firefighters hopes to get them onto the straight and narrow
4:18pm Tuesday 24th June 2008
Josie Ensor learns about a service in Hertsmere that pairs volunteers with the organisations that need them the most.
5:32pm Tuesday 17th June 2008
The Hertsmere Heritage Forum plays an important role promoting arts and history groups in the area. Reporter Suruchi Sharma talks to members of the forum.
6:12pm Monday 9th June 2008
The coroner's office is one of the busiest offices in the county. While most people wind down for the weekend or public holidays, its staff brace themselves for a busy period.
Updated 1:29am Friday 22nd August 2008
Personal details relating to thousands of criminals have been lost in the latest in a line of Government data blunders.
We decided this weekend to pretend the nursery issues didn’t exist and go looking again at fun things like the pram. Except that even this decision is proving to be the stuff of nightmares.
MIRIAM CRAIG talks to Philip Diggle, an artist who gained notoriety through his involvement with the punk movement and by painting live on stage at music gigs
An Elstree schoolboy has beaten off the competition to be crowned the Under Nine British Chess Champion 2008.
From September, parents could be routinely told by schools if their child is overweight. SIMON MELLINS looks at what is being done in Hertsmere both inside and outside the classroom to tackle this growing problem
Boreham Wood, who only escaped relegation on a technicality last season, have made a perfect start to the new campaign.
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