A young woman from Royston diagnosed with stage four cancer will share her story at a charity event at Hatfield House.

North Herts district councillors have voted to ban the giving of goldfish as prizes on council land.

A criminal gang who left a "trail of misery", committing burglaries across Herts - and further afield in Beds, Bucks and Essex - have been jailed for more than 23 years.

There is still some disruption on rail services this morning after yesterday's power cut - but most services are "returning to normal".

There has been a crash on the A1(M) between junctions 6 and 7 this evening, causing long delays in the area.

There is disruption on Great Northern and Thameslink rail services after a major power cut in the south east of the UK.

A vehicle overturned in Welwyn last night, after being involved in a collision with a parked car.

The eastbound A414 is closed and two lanes are blocked on the connecting A1(M) roundabout at Junction 4 for Hatfield after a HGV overturned this afternoon.

London-bound Great Northern train services are being disrupted due to a fault with the signalling system between Peterborough and Hitchin.

A woman was seriously injured in a crash on the A1(M) between the two Stevenage junctions this morning - and now police are appealing for witnesses to the incident to come forward.

There are severe delays on the A1(M) southbound after a crash between the two Stevenage junctions earlier today.

The A1(M) has now reopened following an incident this afternoon near Hatfield which saw a child fall from a moving van.

A landscape gardener from Hatfield has been jailed for attacking his Royston partner in a "disgusting and despicable" assault.

It's Young Carers Awareness Day tomorrow - a day to celebrate, recognise and raise awareness about young carers in the UK.

Police forces in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire cannot act on a total of 74 complaints made in the last four years about adults having sex with teenagers in their care because of a legal loophole, the NSPCC has found.

The latest housing projection figures have emerged as being significantly lower than the proposed number of homes to be built in the North Hertfordshire Local Plan, with the district council criticised for "sweeping the numbers under the carpet".