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Borehamwood Times:

Neighbours in Bullhead Road, Borehamwood, angry at Taylor Wimpey development overlooking their properties

A group of neighbours have become angry after a developer has cut down trees exposing their homes to 70 flats.

Developers Taylor Wimpey was given planning permission to build a block of flats in Elstree Way, opposite Bullhead Road, in Borehamwood.

Borehamwood Times: Harpenden woman arrested over series of hoax 999 calls

Karen Williams, from Borehamwood, pleads guilty to stealing more than £5,000 from an elderly widow

A woman has pleaded guilty to stealing more than £5,000 from an elderly widow she befriended.

Karen Williams, 58, of Ayot Path, in Borehamwood, stole a total of £5,090 from the 76-year-old victim – who was disabled and housebound – between April and August last year.

Borehamwood Times:

Hip op to hiphop: Great grandmother Edna Jones from Borehamwood dances the night away to keep fit

A great-grandmother is proving it is never too late to feel the rhythm and get moving.

Borehamwood Times:

Appeal for male strippers in Borehamwood amid claims county is suffering from chronic shortage

A desperate plea has gone out for good-looking, confident and muscly men, to entertain women at hen dos.

Butlers with Bums are looking to recruit attractive guys aged 23-40 years old to meet and mingle with guests, play party games and serve drinks and canapes.

Borehamwood Times:

New contractor appointed to redevelop Hertswood Academy, in Borehamwood

After four years of planning a school has appointed a new contractor to design and build new building plans.

Willmott Dixon Construction (WDC) will be drawing up plans to build the new Hertswood Academy, in Borehamwood.

Borehamwood Times:

More than 100 pupils take part in Holocaust Memorial Day in Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue

Borehamwood & Elstree United Synagogue welcomed 113 students from local schools to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.