Garg's Animal Parties entertainer Gareth Williamson 'heartbroken' after creatures that have brought joy to hundreds in the Stortford area perished.
A Shell spokesman outlined the reasons for the latest delay to the refurbishment of Sawbridgeworth's only fuel stop.
Sawbridgeworth and High Wych District Guiding Group organisers were dismayed to discover their base had been targeted by vandals.
David Short will deliver a Zoom talk highlighting how children in the 19th and 20th centuries spent their schooldays.
Six men charged and three 'chop shops' identified following series of high-end vehicle thefts across Herts and surrounding counties.
Landowner and farmer Tom Streeter furious as Indie breaks news to him of damage to wood near Rushy Mead Nature Reserve.
Nathan Parsad polled 1,504 votes, with Liberal Democrat Emme Vandore second with 564 and Labour's Dawn Newell third with 445.
Eric Buckmaster polled 2,795 votes, over 400 more than in the previous election in 2017, taking a 65% share of the vote, up 3%.
Residents of a Bishop's Stortford block of flats say a delay in reissuing permits led to them receiving multiple parking tickets.
The curvature in Leventhorpe student Holi Kingston’s spine has nearly doubled and her family are raising £33,000 for an operation in Germany.
Mike Tattum and Jane Bell challenged EHC over planning breaches by Connect Scaffolding and council's failure to use its enforcement powers.
Residents in Sawbridgeworth will elect not just their Herts county councillor but also a new town councillor in a by-election.
Shetland sheepdog named hospice charity's Cutest Canine after winning its Facebook and Instagram photo competition.
Essex and Herts Air Ambulance Trust has had to cancel both of its fundraising motorcycle runs again because of the pandemic.
A crew from Sawbridgeworth fire station attended the blaze in Newton Drive to find a small tree “well alight”.
Norma Fenwick is migrating her travel agency business from the shed at the bottom of her garden to premises in Knight Street.
RSPCA officers were called to the training ground at Carver Barracks, near Saffron Walden, after a deer's antlers got caught in netting.
The New Apton Centre welcomed people back with an extra new lounge furnished through donations from local firms.
Scope has reported a 252% increase in predicted sales and 97% uplift in donations brought in to the shop in Devoils Lane, Bishop's Stortford.
Takeaway food litterbugs blamed as Port Jackson has to close and install measures just 48 hours into post-lockdown period.
