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Green flags raised over three Watford parks
Watford’s elected mayor Dorothy Thornhill helped raise green flags over three parks in the town this week. Cassiobury Park , Woodside Playing Fields and Cheslyn House and Gardens have all retained the national award, which recognises the well-maintained
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Harlequin extends opening hours during Olympic games
The Harlequin shopping centre will be opening longer on Sundays for the duration of the Olympic games, which started this week. The centre’s trading hours will go from 11am to 5pm to 10am to 6pm every Sunday until September 9. The move comes
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RES welcome government wind farm backing
Bosses at a Kings Langley renewable energy firm have welcomed a continuation of government support for onshore wind farms. RES UK on Egg Farm Lane is one of the leading renewable energy developers in the country. RES chief operating officer
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Abbots Langley craft sale to raise money for disability charity
Exciting artwork, patchwork quilts and other craftwares were sold in Abbots Langley to raise funds for a disability charity and other village causes. The sale proved a huge success and a £400 cheque was presented to DEMAND (Design and Manufacture
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The price of Christian friendship proved to be far too high
IT is something of an irony that, back in the 19th Century USA, while Spain, the US, Mexico and, to the east, France, Spain and the US (Louisiana Purchase) were deciding who owned what, there were hundreds of thousands of native Indians who thought