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'''Hertfordshire''' is a county in south-east [[England]]. It is considered one of the home counties. It contains ten local government districts: | [[Image:HertfordshireNumbered.png|thumb|Hertfirdshire showing districts<br> | ||
1 [[Three Rivers]]<br> | |||
2 [[Watford]]<br> | |||
3 [[Hertsmere]]<br> | |||
4 [[Welwyn Hatfield]]<br> | |||
5 [[Broxbourne]]<br> | |||
6 [[East Hertfordshire]]<br> | |||
7 [[Stevenage]]<br> | |||
8 [[North Hertfordshire]]<br> | |||
9 [[St Albans]]<br> | |||
10 [[Dacorum]]]]'''Hertfordshire''' is a county in south-east [[England]]. It is considered one of the home counties. It contains ten local government districts: | |||
[[Three Rivers]], | [[Three Rivers]], | ||
[[Watford]], | [[Watford]], | ||
Revision as of 00:32, 14 March 2013
1 Three Rivers
2 Watford
3 Hertsmere
4 Welwyn Hatfield
5 Broxbourne
6 East Hertfordshire
7 Stevenage
8 North Hertfordshire
9 St Albans
10 Dacorum
Hertfordshire is a county in south-east England. It is considered one of the home counties. It contains ten local government districts:
Three Rivers, Watford, Hertsmere, Welwyn Hatfield, Broxbourne, East Hertfordshire, Stevenage, North Hertfordshire, St Albans, and Dacorum.
It has its own police force, Hertordshire Constabulary.
LGBT history
The Herts LGBT Guide lists local services.[1]
The Hertfordshire LGB&T Partnership has produced a Self-Help Tookkit for people who have been mistreated.[2]
Keystone is the association for Hertfordshire LGBT police staff.[3]
References
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