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Crews from Stortford and Sawbridgeworth stations were joined in the rescue operation by Herts Fire and Rescue Service's animal rescue unit
Clifford Roberts' application for change of use permission next to his home in Mathams Drive has been refused
The Tuck Shop owner Don Patel says he feels bad about the scheme to convert the building into three self-contained flats
A group of 33 youngsters represented Team England in the Dance World Cup in Portugal and brought home two gold, three silver and four bronze medals
Visitors to the annual showcase were able to try out an assortment of activities while learning new skills.
Sawbridgeworth's Lisa Corallini is one of seven strongwomen aiming to set a world record in Hertford by pulling a 35-tonne train for charity
The family-friendly event in Castle Park, featuring free 30-minute taster sessions, was bigger, better and busier than the 2018 debut version
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Planned switch to Stortford South estate will mean school can expand from 156 pupils a year to 180, with potential for even more growth
The Tory member for Hertford and Stortford was one of 274 members who voted with the Government against a motion put forward by Labour MP Hilary Benn
Bishop's Stortford have agreed a partnership with Middlesbrough to provide a pathway for their academy players to progress to the professional game
Bishop's Stortford Swimming Club continued their love affair with the International Swimmers Meet in Germany
Bishop's Stortford have fought off competition from Greene King IPA Championship side Coventry to land Tom Lewis
Bishop's Stortford opened their pre-season campaign with a 2-1 victory at Harlow Town on Saturday as they get ready to host Leyton Orient on July 23
Jake Spivey believes Bishop's Stortford is the perfect club for him to show exactly what he can do at National League 1 level
Organisers of the Sawbo Open Mic Night say the regular acoustic event will struggle to survive without new performers
Cat Barkley looks ahead to the second Theatre in the Fields festival, more than 12 hours of drama, comedy, song, music and film in Furneux Pelham
Keyboard player Theo Howarth, drummer Ajit Gill and co to play double dates at world-famous Soho jazz club this weekend
Uni student Sam Hobart has designed and created bespoke outfits for Water Lane theatre group's Much Ado About Nothing on a budget of £20 per character
The ensemble are performing to raise money for the Methodist church's redevelopment project
The Indie's GreenWatch correspondent, Louise Tennekoon, writes about the global environment from a local perspective
East Herts Council chairman, who has five guinea pigs, joins forces with Auntyanimal, which is Harlow Pets at Home store's charity of the year
Grant Nicholls at Impact Karate Academy reacts to spate of incidents involving masked man exposing himself to girls and women
The lot of 684 vinyl 7-inch discs from 1952 to 1992 in auctioneer's inaugural pop culture sale is expected to fetch £20,000-£30,000
