Revell urges Boro to build on the feel-good factor
Stevenage boss Alex Revell urges his players to take confidence from a four-game unbeaten run when they face Leyton Orient.
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Weekly Bulletin – 18 September
Fixtures vs Leiston (H) – Saturday 19 September (3pm KO) Our 2026-27 Emirates FA Cup journey continues on Saturday and it’s a tough test as we welcome fellow Southern League Premier Central side Leiston to Top Field. Leiston last visited Top Field in October 2024. The league fixture ended with the points shared in a... The post WEEKLY BULLETIN – 18 SEPTEMBER appeared first on Hitchin Town FC.
Town centre anti-social behaviour and drug dealing among new Hitchin policing priorities
The North Herts Neighbourhood Policing Team sets its local priorities every four months, using crime data and feedback from residents
New Parkinson’s exercise programme launches to help Hitchin residents get active this autumn
The Parkinson’s Coach is an online programme featuring more than 50 pre-recorded exercise videos specifically designed for people living with the condition.
Hertfordshire: Council’s cabinet will be asked to consider exploring ‘council of sanctuary’ status
As a result of the vote, the cabinet will now be asked to determine whether the council should seek further information and consider working towards it
Oasis travel 'masterplan' drawn up for Knebworth
The council is testing plans, which include shuttle buses, extra trains and a scenic walking route.
Update on Whyte & Co Enforcement Agents
We have been made aware that Whyte & Co Enforcement Agents, who were contracted to collect debts on behalf of North Herts Council, ceased trading with effect from 31 August 2026.
Oasis Knebworth concerts could generate £189m in fan spending, analysis suggests
The band is set to return to Knebworth for four nights as part of its 20-date 2027 UK tour, with around 90,000 fans expected at each show.
North Herts Council moves Churchgate regeneration plans to “next stage”
Councillor Tamsin Thomas, North Herts Council’s Executive Member for Enterprise, described the move as a “huge step forward” for the long-running project