News in Hitchin

Hitchin Town 1-3 Leiston - report by Pipeman at Top Field

After the fighting draw at a somewhat challenging venue at Tamworth, Hitchin left their plight in the league for this cup tie.

HITCHIN TOWN: A former Arsenal FA Cup winner is set to appear at Top Field this weekend, as well as at least two former Gunners.

The squads for the Canaries' Generation Cup match against Crystal Palace have been confirmed, which are sure to generate interest among supporters of a certain vintage on both sides.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak revealed details of his Budget in the House of Commons on Wednesday afternoon.

Outlining the government's tax and spending plans for the year, Mr Sunak said his plans focused on the 'post-Covid' era.

HITCHIN: An event that took place in our town today, Thursday [October 28] to mark Black History Month, has been hailed as a huge success.

Westmill Community Centre played host to a Celebration of Black History Month that was organised by North Herts Minority Ethnic Forum - with speakers invited to share their stories based around the subject 'Proud To Be'

A Hertfordshire Constabulary officer is facing a misconduct hearing after being accused of taking and sharing an 'intimate photograph' of another officer without their consent.

Probationary PC Stuart Knight will face a public hearing next week for incidents alleged to have happened in November 2020.

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Bim Afolami reflects on a harrowing week following the killing Sir David Amess.

Read the latest exclusive Nub News column from Hitchin's parliamentarian as Mr Afolami opens up on the tragic death of his colleague, while paying a warm tribute to his fallen friend, as he vows to continue to engage with people in our town .

With the October half-term upon we're delighted to launch a new series of columns by Liz Tye and Julie Anderson at Next Page Books.

Hitchin's brilliant new addition on Queen Street recently opened and aims to be an inclusive children's bookshop that intends to celebrate and support neurodiversity in children and families.

An evening of poetry and art, exploring themes of identity, heritage and belonging is set to take place in our town this week.

Hold my Tongue, Hitchin will take place at Hitchin Library on Friday from 730pm.

Time is running out for Hitchin Nub News readers to visit a brilliant exhibition on Black History Month which runs until the end of this week.

From From Windrush to North Herts: A New Life in a New Country is on at North Herts Museum on Brand Street until Sunday.