Sawbridgeworth residents line streets for 'Terry the Sweep', whose funeral and burial were funded through £4,000 raised online.
Cafés and pubs opened their doors for customers outside, while shops welcomed back regulars indoors.
7-year-old Manor Fields pupil Hattie Webber held a bake sale and ran 5k after hearing of the fate of the white rhino and African elephants.
Children's dens set alight and seating vandalised in ancient woodland straddling A120 bypass between Birchanger and Bishop's Stortford.
Pubs can open their beer gardens from Monday (April 12), with customers restricted to the rule of six and instructed to remain seated.
Families are asked to look out for the Truth and Treasure Easter trail posters with QR codes centred around shops open in South Street.
Figures from the animal protection charity show its officers were called to 72 litter incidents in Hertfordshire in 2020.
Hockerill Anglo-European College student dislocated his knee in kick-about on sports pitch during break
The 7-year-old Sawbridgeworth girl had an “indescribable, irrational and seemingly perpetual fear of all dogs”.
Restaurants Skew and Pircio and takeaway Shekos are short-listed in various categories.
St Clare Hospice's annual Winter Walkies will be held in May after it was postponed due to the coronavirus since February.
Stortford man James Gavin, 44, was diagnosed with crippling neurological disorder FND – and now his family's world has changed forever.
Pete Beatty, 58, hopes to complete the 3,540-mile voyage from Portugal to French Guiana in 100 days and raise £100,000 for charity.
Masks are shredded into raw materials which can be refashioned into products ranging from building materials to public space furniture.
Cycling UK launched Pothole Watch Week and revealed that of the cases dealt with by its legal service, 15% were due to road defects.
Bishop's Stortford teenager and movie fan Matthew Goodeve exorcised his Covid worries in a thought-provoking short film.
Revamp is part of £200,000 project which also includes parkour, zip line, timber adventure play features, gym equipment and climbing wall.
Hazel End Care Home celebrated with Irish bar, costumes, music, food tasters, themed games, riverdance contest and mini Guinnesses.
A caller claiming to be from the council suggested the Census form had been completed incorrectly and a fine had to be paid.
Victim, 20, was walking through Link Road car park when two males pulled him into a silver/grey, five-door hatchback.
