St Peters 0 Belstone 2 . . . Herts Senior County LeagueDivision One . . . Belstone got off to a winning start in their first ever competitive Saturday match. Against a St Peters team with ambitions of their own, and a side made up mainly of the
FRENCH language sessions will be held in Borehamwood tomorrow afternoon for people to brush up on their knowledge of the language. The Borehamwood and Elstree Twin Town Association (BETTA) set up the language group last month and will be holding
HORTICULTURALISTS are being asked to prepare their best blooms for an annual garden show held in Shenley. The show organised by the Shenley & District Horticultural Society will be held on Saturday, September 12, with the theme for this
A CYCLING enthusiast, who last month won a silver medal at a Jewish athletics tournament, is encouraging fellow cyclists to take part in a charity bike ride in Israel. Danny Ackerman, 52, of Oakridge Avenue, Radlett, was part of a team of five
AN estimated 30,000 people visited the Bhaktivedanta Manor temple yesterday to celebrate the third and final day of the Janmashtami festival. Blessed once again with glorious sunshine, the event, which celebrates the birth of the Lord Krishna
Boreham Wood 0 Hastings United 0 . . . Wood manager Ian Allinson described his team's opening performance as "quite poor" as the game that no team wants to lose rather predictably ended in a stalemate. "We started well and looked sharp, but
A TEMPORARY car park is to be laid at Watford General to allow more staff to park close to the hospital. Plans to create an additional 260 spaces at the Cardiff Road car park were approved by Watford Borough Council's planning committee on
