Anthony Matthews is the Community Content Editor at the Watford Observer. He covers a diverse range of subjects including nostalgia, local history, local sports, and community news, with a particular interest in team sports and photography. Anthony's work has been featured in various outlets, including Review & Observer, Yahoo News UK, and MSN.
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Watford, United Kingdom (Local)
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Anthony Matthews primarily covers local news in the Hertfordshire area, with a strong focus on sports and community events. If you have stories related to local sporting events, community initiatives, or business partnerships within this specific region, Anthony would likely be interested.
As he has a high percentage of press release coverage and government announcements, consider providing detailed information about upcoming local events or significant developments within the Watford area. Additionally, human-interest stories involving the fostering of pets or memorial notices may also be well-received by Anthony.
Given his focus on sports (particularly football), pitches related to match highlights from local teams or unique stories tied to these athletic pursuits could resonate strongly with him.
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By: Anthony Matthews
A look back 45 years to when the pavement was being dug up in a residential street in Watford. Do you recognise which one.
A look back to when the pace of life in Watford High Street was much slower a century ago.
Chipperfield, Cassiobury Park and Arundel Castle are among this week's photos celebrating springtime from the Watford Observer Camera Club.
This Watford High Street building is now home to a Five Guys fast food restaurant but it is once occupied by well-known wine merchants Findlater's.
Aerial photos of Watford from above in 1963 featuring Watford Junction, Clarendon Road, St Albans Road and the Town Hall roundabout.
Burger King and Wendy's were among the burger outlets that traded from a unit on the corner of Watford High Street now part of the Harlequin.
By: Anthony Matthews
Community Editor and former Sports Editor Anthony Matthews reflects on almost 25 years at the Watford Observer on his final day at the newspaper.
By: Anthony Matthews
A nostalgic photo of Watford Town CC players listening to the 1956 FA Cup Final - 'the Trautmann final' - when Manchester City beat Birmingham City.
A last selection of photos from the Watford Observer Camera Club celebrating springtime as they prepare for 'a new start' with their next theme.
By: Anthony Matthews
An early 20th century postcard showing the dome at the junction of Watford High Street and Queens Road, a feature that remains today.
