Police officer bailed after anti-corruption arrests
Nine people arrested yesterday, including a Redbridge police officer, have been bailed until next year following a corruption investigation.
Nursery secretary denies 'Jewish Girls Gone Wild' porn movie allegation
A nursery secretary has denied a former teacher's claim he invited her to watch racially-charged pornography in his office
Teacher receives national award
A Watford teacher has said she is “absolutely humbled” to receive a national award for her work.
Regulars at a Chorleywood pub design and sell rugby shirts for charity
Regulars at the Rose and Crown, including residents Roger Foord and Cliff Smith, and former Wasps and England player Rob Lozowski, have combined the England rugby logo with their own logo to raise money for Great Ormond Street.
Watford MP visits apprentices at Barratt Homes
Mr Harrington, who is looking to raise the number of young people entering training schemes, visited the head office in Watford on Monday.
Leisure centre in Watford recognised for its 'excellent' service
Quest, Sport England’s national quality scheme, tested Watford Leisure Centre Woodside through a mystery visit and a two-day assessment, awarding it an ‘Excellent’ rating.
Opposition leaders urge people to 'wait and see' if Watford's economic strategy can be delivered
Watford Borough Council, led by Liberal Democrat Elected Mayor Dorothy Thornhill, has approved a series of plans for 2015 to 2020, including a £150 million regeneration of Charter Place in 2017, creating new retail and leisure spaces, including a new IMAX cinema.
