Hertfordshire Magazines

Budding cricketers from Chorleywood will be put through their paces by a professional coach thanks to their local county councillor.

Parents, carers, schools and community groups are being urged to have their say on Hertfordshire County Council’s school admission arrangements for September 2013/14.

With sub-zero overnight temperatures expected to continue throughout the week, residents are being reminded to take extra care.

Hertfordshire County Council is seeking your views on its plans for potential waste sites across the county.

DUE TO SEVERE WEATHER, THESE RESURFACING WORKS ARE BEING POSTPONED. FURTHER DETAILS ON THE NEW START DATE WILL BE GIVEN IN DUE COURSE

A public consultation launches in Berkhamsted today, to seek views on alternative ways to meet the need for extra school places in the area.

Fire crews from Welwyn Garden City, Hertford and St Albans, were called recently to a road traffic collision involving six cars and a motorcycle.

While many celebrities are choosing exotic and unusual names for their offspring, Stevenage parents have gone down a more traditional route with their choices, with Lily and Harry top of the tots' names registered in 2011.

Cricket, football, hockey are just some of the sports on offer for the 11-17 year olds at Leavesden Green Senior Youth Club.

Children at Shenley Primary School are enjoying a new garden thanks to an allocation from their county councillor’s Locality Budget.

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Mad Cow Diesease: Plans to secretly test 30,000 NHS patients as CJD fears escalate - Experts believe patients who have received more than 80 blood transfusions are most at risk of developing the fatal brain disease as it can be passed on through infected blood. [

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Health bodies reject NHS reforms - Physiotherapist leaders have joined the Royal College of GPs in calling for the health bill in England to be scrapped, increasing pressure on the government. [BBC Health]

Pensioner gets £20k after police smashed his Range Rover's window - Grandfather Robert Whatley, 73, from Monmouthshire, was pulled over in his Range Rover last year and expected the officer to gently knock on his window. [Daily Mail Show Biz and TV]

Second Earth?

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'At least we've our own currency': Prince Andrew pokes fun at EU nations suffering from collapse of Euro - The Duke of York told entrepreneurs at the Davos summit in Switzerland that foreign firms should invest in Britain, not other European nations, because 'unlike them it is open for business'.

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Solar eruption causes strongest radiation storm for seven years as particles hurtle towards Earth - The solar flare occurred on Sunday and will hit Earth with three different effects at three different times.

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New Evening Classes - New evening indoor puppy and pet dog training classes will be starting Tuesday 31st January 2012 at St James’ Hall, Downley. The puppy class will start at 6pm and the pet dog class at 7pm.

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iPhone 5 to be waterproof?

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The minor injuries unit at Herts and Essex Hospital has expanded and opened to patients on Monday 23 March, providing a new reception with a larger waiting area and an extra treatment room.

An exciting new GP surgery – Spring House Medical Centre – opens today (Monday 1 June) in Welwyn Garden City.

NHS Hertfordshire today announced that a collaboration between the East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust and Assura Lea Valley LLP, have been successful in their bid to run two new urgent care centres (UCCs).

An exciting new GP surgery - West Herts Medical Centre - opens in Hemel Hempstead on 1 June.

It is under a month now until new urgent care centres open at Hertford County and Cheshunt Community hospitals in October 2009. Urgent care centres are a new service for people with relatively minor injuries and ailments that might otherwise have had to travel to an A&E department, to get treated much closer to home. The new centres will provide urgent care for people who do not have a life-threatening illness or injury. The centres will include diagnostic services such as x-rays and blood tests along with treatment areas for wound stitching, sprains and plastering minor fractures.

A new GP-led health centre is set to open its doors at the QEII Hospital in Welwyn Garden City later this year after the PCT signed a contract with local GPs to provide the service.

First issue of Stakeholder Bulletin.

Boards of the four NHS organisations involved in the Delivering quality health care for Hertfordshire consultation met yesterday (19 December 2007) to make decisions that map out the future of Hertfordshire’s health services.

Wednesday, 19 December 2007 is the date when the boards of the four consulting health service organisations will come together to make their decision on the outcome of the recent Delivering quality health care for Hertfordshire consultation. The meeting, which will be open to the public to attend, will be held at the Fielder centre in Hatfield.

Public consultation on ‘Delivering quality health care for Hertfordshire’ has now come to an end – the deadline for responding to the proposals was yesterday (Monday 1 October).