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Police are appealing for witnesses and information following a robbery involving a nine year old girl in Abbots Langley on Saturday, August 28.
Between 4pm and 5pm the girl had been cycling in Gallows Hill from the skate park to the cricket pitch. One of a group of five teenage boys pushed her from her black BMX bike, another took the bike before the group made off. The girl was not injured.
All of the suspects are believed to be aged 15 or 16 years old and four of the five were on bikes.
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Notts County produced an upset in last nights Carling Cup second round by knocking Championship side Watford out with a 2-1 victory at Vicarage Road. It was a result that was certainly not expected and came against the run of play, with Watford dominating the visitors for large parts of the game.
The Hornets made a flying start to proceedings, with Stephen McGinn’s header striking the post just four minutes into the game.
County’s keeper Stuart Nelson had to be at his best to keep out a superior Watford side, and he rose to the challenge, keeping out long-range efforts from Will Buckley and Marvin Sordill.
Sordill then missed an almost certain goal. After rounding the Magpies keeper superbly, he lingered on the ball and before he could convert the chance, John Thompson produced an excellent last-ditch challenge to spare County’s blushes once more.
McGinn then forced another great save from Nelson on the stroke of half-time, meaning nothing could separate the two sides at the break.
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Watford feature in the second round of the Carling Cup this evening against League One outfit Notts County at Vicarage Road.
The Hornets have made a steady start this year in the Championship, currently sitting 8th in the table with five points from a possible nine, and they will be looking to get back to winning ways tonight following two successive league draws with Hull City and Coventry.
Notts County on the other hand currently lie 16th in League One, with three points from a possible nine, however, the Magpies come into this game full of confidence after recording their first win of the season on Saturday against Dagenham and Redbridge.
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Hertsmere's waste and recycling collections will 'slip a day' after the bank holiday on Monday:
Green/brown wheelie bin and blue box (Week 2)
Monday 30 August - Tuesday 31 August
Tuesday 31 August - Wednesday 1 September Wednesday 1 September - Thursday 2 September Thursday 2 September - Friday 3 September Friday 3 September - Saturday 4 September
Please use your kerbside collections to recycle as much waste as possible as rubbish cannot continue to be taken to landfill sites as space is rapidly running out. |
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