Eagle-eyed viewers spotted a surprising cameo for the Watford Observer on one of the UK’s best-known TV shows.

Bernard Narh, 34, was arrested on Tuesday (January 28) by officers from the Organised Crime Partnership – a joint National Crime Agency and Metropolitan Police Service unit. He was charged with drugs ...

A charity collection was conducted for New Hope, a Watford charity that supports and accommodates homeless people. The event was timely, as recent figures indicate that nearly half of adults in ...

The largest number of runners since before the pandemic is set to take to the start line for Sunday’s Watford Half Marathon – and it is not too late to join them and be in with a chance of winning ...

Watford welcome Norwich City to Vicarage Road on Saturday afternoon in a clash between two sides hoping to keep their play-off hopes alive. The Hornets are ninth and have picked up just one win in ...

Many of us like to celebrate landmark birthdays in our lives in special ways - the Watford Observer is no different.

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...

Gokhan Ozcan opened Tepsi in St Albans Road in late November and has spoken to the Watford Observer about the venture, with a vision of being "minimalistic, healthy and fresh". He said: "We're getting ...

However, there seems to have been no announcement of the transfer being permanent - the Watford Observer has asked the club for clarity around when it happened, the length of contract and why it ...

If only Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum had an in-house lip reader, or maybe a hidden mic tucked away under the visiting team’s bench, to pick up and distill Hubert Davis’ in-game ...

The future of this site near the pond is still to be decided but the land is no stranger to redevelopment. The Watford Observer has again joined forces with its friends at Watford Museum to look back ...

Journalists at The Guardian have finally caved in over the sale of The Observer to a loss-making start-up, as they agreed to vote through the deal despite four days of strikes. Members of the ...