Author Lizzie Ellis
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TOP SECRET: Security concerns raised over flats proposed near Northwood NATO base
November 25th 2023, 0 Comments Published by Lizzie EllisConcerns are growing about the security surrounding 29 new flats in Northwood. Three Rivers District Council (TRDC) has agreed to the principle of the homes on Knoll Oak, Sandy Lane, close to the.. Read more..
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Explore ancient Ruislip woodland at night on the Twilight Express
The much-loved Ruislip Lido Railway will once again host the popular Twilight Express event next month. The Twilight Express is a family evening event..
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HELPING HAND: Chorleywood care home worker recieves award for 15 years of service
A nurse at a Chorleywood care home has been recognised for 15 years of service with a prestigious award. Widaad Oozeeraully has been working as part..
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GREEN LIGHT: Plans approved for eight one-bedroom flats on Rickmansworth High Street
Plans to convert a block of offices in Rickmansworth town centre into eight flats have been given the green light. The new dwellings will be created..
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RIGHT TRACK?: Proposals revealed for 190 homes on Chorleywood train station car park
Nearly 200 new homes could be built on the car park at Chorleywood Station and the surrounding land, according to official documents. At a meeting on..
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THE BANK: Chorleywood restaurant sign approved despite rude word fears
Planning permission for a sign at a new restaurant in Chorleywood has been approved, despite concerns that the sign on display could be interpreted as..
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LITTLE LIFE-SAVERS: Watford mayor recognises achievements of young Bushey first aiders
Elected Mayor of Watford Peter Taylor paid a visit to the Bushey Badger Unit to present young first aiders with special awards. Badgers are the..
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INSPIRATIONAL: Bushey man launches charity to transform lives in Tanzmania
A man from Bushey who left the corporate world behind and set up his own charity with his wife is aiming to raise awareness of their work. Luke..
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DIG IN: Award-winning Italian restaurant to open in Radlett
A popular family-run Italian restaurant with two locations in Hertfordshire is expanding and opening its third restaurant in Radlett. The new branch..
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FULFILLING: Radlett animal centre volunteer encourages residents to get involved
A Radlett resident who has volunteered at an animal centre for more than eight years has spoken out about its positive impact and the different ways..
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BESTSELLER: Author to visit Pinner library as part of National Crime Reading Month
A popular author whose work has sold nearly two million copies will visit Pinner this month, as part of National Crime Reading Month. Leigh Russell,..
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PLANT POWER: Pinner primary school’s community garden helps pupils connect with nature
West Lodge Primary School in Pinner hosted another successful community garden morning last month, planting new trees and plants and clearing old..
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BUSINESS BOOST: MP opens new centre in Hemel Hempstead designed to help businesses thrive
A new business centre set up by a local mum was opened by Sir Mike Penning, MP for Hemel Hempstead, last month. Strathallan Business Centre, located..
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COMMUNITY KICKABOUT: Football players take on celebrity team for charity match in Hemel Hempstead
A football match featuring celebrity players took place in Hemel Hempstead last month to raise funds for a mental health charity. A number of..
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FUN RUN: Bubble Rush family event in Hemel Hempstead raises vital funds for hospice
Residents came together last month to raise money for the Hospice of St Francis by taking part in a family-friendly Bubble Rush event in Hemel..
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CRIME DATA: New police survey highlights Amersham residents’ crime concerns
A new police survey has revealed that the crimes Amersham residents are most concerned about are burglary, drugs, and violent and sexual offences. The..
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BIG BANG: Amersham student’s project makes national finals of science competition
A group of students from Amersham have made the finals of a national science and engineering competition, with a chance to win prizes including..
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MOVING MUSIC: Amersham musicians raise more than £3,500 for those in need in Ukraine
A group of young local musicians have helped to raise £3,700 through a charity concert. The Amersham Festival of Music gave musicians Emma..
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TREE MISSION: Scheme sees more than 14,000 trees planted in Amersham
Amersham has continued to benefit from a tree scheme taking place across Buckinghamshire, with more than 145,000 trees planted in just over six..
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SERIOUS CRASH: Fire service rescue four injured in Little Chalfont collision
Emergency services rushed to Cokes Lanes in Little Chalfont to report of a serious collision involving four cars last month. Four people were involved..
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CAR COLLISION: Emergency services cut trapped person from car in M25 crash
Emergency services rushed to the scene of a serious road traffic collision yesterday, where a person was trapped in a vehicle on the M25 near Watford...
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WELL DESERVED: Watford legend Luther Blissett awarded OBE in Platinum Jubilee honours
Watford legend Luther Blissett has been awarded an OBE in The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Birthday Honours, which mark the extraordinary..
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ELECTRIC UMBRELLA: Watford based music charity bags MBE as they win Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service
A charity based in Watford that uses the power of music to enhance the lives of learning disabled people has been awarded The Queen’s Award for..
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GROWING CONCERNS: Public urged to avoid feeding Red Kite birds in The Chilterns
The Chilterns Conservation Board are urging people not to feed red kites to ensure the safety of the birds as well as the public. It comes after..
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NUCLEAR REGULATION: Improvement notice issued to Chalfont St Giles healthcare company after radioactive substance error
A healthcare company based in Chalfont St Giles has been told it must improve training after a road traffic collision involving staff transporting..
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SURPRISING DISCOVERY: Bomb disposal team called to Chalfont St Peter after gardener finds suspected war shell
Officers from Thames Valley Police and an Army Bomb disposal team were called to Chalfont St Peter last month after a resident discovered an unusual..
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THE GUEST HOUSE: Chalfont St Giles author publishes second thriller novel
A local author is set to publish his second gripping novel next month, inspired by his own experience staying at a creepy location. Robin..
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PERMISSION GRANTED: Eight new homes approved to tackle homelessness in Hemel Hempstead
Planning permission has been granted to build eight purpose built modular homes in Hemel Hempstead, to help tackle homelessness in the area by..
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ELLIE HARBER: Croxley Green teenager prepares to fight for European Title (VIDEO)
In just over three weeks’ time, a 16-year-old world champion Muay Thai boxer from Croxley Green will be fighting for a European title in Ireland...
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Q&A: With Thames Valley Chief Constable, John Campbell
MyLocalNews spoke to Thames Valley Police (TVP) Chief Constable John Campbell about his upcoming priorities for the force, the biggest issues in..