The first event to mark the anniversary of Rivers Heritage Site and Orchard, established by John Rivers in 1725, is the wassail on January 25.
The Isabel Hospice shop in Sawbridgeworth decorated its window in tribute to the veteran rocker who has an estate in Sheering Lower Road.
Havers Parade has become a hotspot for anti-social behaviour, leading to the neighbourhood policing team launching a survey for residents.
The fallow buck was seen at Thremhall Park, but it was felt best to leave it for its antlers to fall off rather than try to capture it.
The Salvation Army bank at Tesco in Bishop’s Park was targeted between Friday lunchtime and Sunday morning.
Sightings of the brown and white Jack Russell terrier type around Stortford town centre included people seeing her running along the railway track.
A ginger and white cat was found in the water near The Maltings, Sawbridgeworth, on Monday January 6 – two ginger ones were found the next day.
Signs stating work by Cadent Gas would start on January 20 and go on for four days were put in place in error.
Paul Carter’s wife was taken by the Vauxhall Nova Cabriolet displayed in a showroom, but soon changed her mind as the wind blew her hair around.
The German discount supermarket chain has applied to install the panels at its London Road store as part of a wider programme across its estate.
A garden shed in Grange Road was targeted on Sunday night and another was broken into but nothing was taken.
Affinity Water is back with “essential” work in Stansted Road and temporary multi-way signals at the junction of London Road and Thorley Hill.
Families were invited to a joint Christmas and New Year party at the Oasis Lounge in Bishop’s Stortford Methodist Church.
The book, by Pam and John Rider, details how the venue in The Forebury came about in 1948 and its development as an entertainment and community hub.
After being given the all-clear from a tumour, Alden Booth, 10, decided to fundraise for the hospital that treated him and donate his hair to charity.
When Michelle May’s 15-year-old Lola fell into Hatfield Forest lake, a woman took off her shoes, socks and trousers and got into the water.
Renee Friend has raised £40,000 a year for Isabel Hospice through countless fundraising events and provided bereavement support for families.
Margaret Lines, 84, the heartbeat of Hatfield Heath for almost 60 years, receives British Empire Medal in King’s New Year Honours.
Sally Fenton’s New Year Honour is for services to net zero innovation, but she feels it is also for being a role model for women in engineering.
Those gathered for Carols on Fair Green welcomed Great St Mary’s Church Choir and members of Epping Forest Band, to lead the carol singing.
