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Baron Haselhurst of Saffron Walden said: "Tactical voting will play a bigger role than in any other election in recent years.”
The town's annual Christmas spectacular takes place from 9.30am until 4.30pm – and a variety of acts will be performing throughout the seven hours.
The town council's annual Christmas fayre, from 9.30am until 4.30pm, will extend from North Street to Market Square, Potter Street and South Street.
Hertfordshire Constabulary assures public it is taking the matter seriously and will continue surveillance, working in partnership with Essex Police.
The marshals who started patrols on Black Friday – when Jackson Square car park was shut for 15 minutes – are to return for Christmas fayre duty.
The 24 boys and girls aged 8-10 created a main course of vegetable kidney bean stew and dessert of bread and butter pudding for the first guests.
Christmas carols, a reading and lighting-up of the tree in Isabel Hospice's annual Lights of Love remembrance ceremony in Market Square.
Avid readers got a chance to talk to the writers and learn more about their work as well as buy their self-published books
Herts & Essex High School has invited Year 12-13 students to Thursday's forum – five days before the candidates face voters at a hustings on Tuesday.
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Tom Lewis was delighted with Bishop's Stortford's performance as they powered to a 43-0 victory over National League 1 basement boys Canterbury
Bishop's Stortford racing stars Callum Ilott and Ashley Sutton are plotting title challenges after signing exciting new deals
Claudia Allport-Diaz and Alice Scott both claimed four-goal hauls as Bishop's Stortford Community Football Club under-18 girls thrashed St Albans 9-1
It was a night of celebration when Hockerill CC hosted its awards ceremony, with the growing colts section earning special praise for its achievements
Tomas O'Prey outdid his mum Elaine as they helped Bishop's Stortford & Epping Taekwon-do enjoy a hugely successful time at the British championships
Papa Shango answer questions including 'Who's in the monkey and banana costumes?' , 'Are you sexist?' and 'How old is the milk?'
A promise made to a young woman in Zambia in 1980 first sparked his desire to write – but it took Brian Godfrey 35 years to fulfil that pledge.
Reviewer Olivia Vandyk saw the opening night with her family, who were treated to a musical and visual experience to rival a tin of Quality Street.
Costumed appearances in Jackson Square, Sawbridgeworth and Stansted provide alarm call to community that Sleeping Beauty's opening night is near.
Parkinality columnist Julie Walker has made a video to show how Parkinson's disease affects everyday life
There will be plenty of opportunity to eat, drink and be merry when the café and tea room at Wickham Hall plays host to about 15 local businesses.
Inspired by moving stories in the Indie this month to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week, Lesley Searle writes about the son she lost 40 years ago.
The British chocolatier and cocoa grower is opening in Bishop's Stortford this week.
Chas Gill continues his look at the Town Centre Planning Framework, dealing with what Stortford needs to offer to compete with nearby towns.
