Eight stories that shaped 80 years of Stevenage
From bouncy balls and Robbie Williams to F1 and Mars, the town's influence stretches much further than its own borders.
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Police appeal for witnesses after man stabbed in Hitchin
According to Hertfordshire Police, the altercation began in the car park of Hitchin Football Club before continuing into Fishponds Road and then Butts Close.
Northern Ireland forward Magennis joins Stevenage
Veteran forward Josh Magennis signs a one-year deal with Stevenage after leaving Exeter City following relegation.
Katie’s Venezuelan Earthquake Appeal: Supporting UNICEF’s Work on the Ground”
In Hitchin, local resident Katie has launched a simple community appeal to support UNICEF’s work through her campaign; “Katie’s Venezuelan Earthquake Appeal”
Weekly Bulletin – 26th June
Manager’s Notes Pre Season We returned to training this week as we started our pre season schedule. It was great to see everyone again and welcome the new players to the club. Despite the heat we were still able to have a very competitive, enjoyable session. We also had a few trialists that were invited... The post WEEKLY BULLETIN – 26TH JUNE appeared first on Hitchin Town FC.
Squirrels tackle Wimbledon challenge in Hitchin back garden
Squirrels are being put through their paces on a Wimbledon themed assault course.
Stevenage sign ex-Charlton midfielder Taylor
Stevenage sign former Charlton Athletic midfielder Terry Taylor on a free transfer, after agreeing a two-year contract.
Record number of free trees available in ‘Your Tree Our Future’ 2026 scheme
Hertfordshire residents are once again being invited to play their part in tackling climate change, as the popular scheme returns, offering at least 100,000 free trees as part of ‘Your Tree Our Future’ – the most trees that we’ve made available to date.
Weekend weather forecast for Hitchin – 26 Jun to 28 Jun
The weekend weather forecast includes clearing skies on Friday with highs of 32°C, partly cloudy on Saturday and Sunday with temps ranging 17-30°C, light winds, and low chances of rain.
Council overspent on Churchgate consultants, documents reveal
North Herts Council had allocated £36,000 for consultancy work, but ended up spending £205,000 in 2025/26.