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Hertfordshire Mercury, 03 September 2026

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A TEACHER is to once again trans­form her classroom into Hog­warts School of Witch­craft and Wiz­ardry to increase her pupils’ engage­ment in read­ing and cre­at­ive writ­ing. Alina Gabenyte, a Year 3 and 4 teacher at Little Halling­bury Primary...

Teacher’s magic idea to encour­age love of read­ing and writ­ing

ArticleStu­dents’ bench becomes final piece in the River Lea Art Trail

THE River Lea Art Trail – an install­a­tion of 11 artist­ic­ally dec­or­ated benches lin­ing the towpath between Hert­ford and Ware – is now com­plete, with the install­a­tion of two benches at Little Hartham in Hert­ford, over­look­ing a pop­u­lar and...

Stu­dents’ bench becomes final piece in the River Lea Art Trail

ArticleWith own­er­ship unclear, coun­cils work together to repair cycle route bridge

HERTFORDSHIRE County Coun­cil and East Herts Coun­cil have been work­ing together to ensure repairs are car­ried out to the bridge over the River Lea on Hartham Com­mon. The bridge is an import­ant walk­ing and cyc­ling link, form­ing part of National...

With own­er­ship unclear, coun­cils work together to repair cycle route bridge

ArticleForce will get tough on hare-cours­ing cul­prits

HERTFORDSHIRE is “not a soft tar­get” for hare-cours­ing, top cop Andy Prophet has warned. And Hert­ford­shire Con­stabu­lary will use every reas­on­able deploy­ment tac­tic at its dis­posal - includ­ing drones and the police heli­copter - to identify...

Force will get tough on hare-cours­ing cul­prits