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LEARN MOREGeoffrey Sell and John Hudson have both served 25 years on Stansted Parish Council, tackling big issues like airport expansion and major developments
11-year-old footballer Paddy Dunne, who one day wants to be a sports journalist, is the subject of a news story after raising thousands for the NHS
Bugler plays Last Post at funeral of 95-year-old Alan Smith, a former Royal Marines commando, in Elsenham.
Children asked to decorate stones as 'bugs' to help build colourful features at four care homes for the elderly
The eight-year-old spent hours creating pretty resin necklaces which she then sold from the doorstep of her Stansted home.
The director and former chairman of Daniel Robinson & Sons grew up in Lower Street and was a familiar sight in the village on his mobility scooter.
Year 8 trio Annabel Westcott, Eve Evans and Emma Foden completed their challenge on Sunday to raise money for NHS Charities Together.
Caroline Daniell, 42, wanted to turn the trauma of hair loss into a positive and has so far raised £5,000 for Helen Rollason Cancer Charity.
Participants completed five 45-minute online classes, burning an estimated 2,600 calories each, in the one-day fundraising workout.
Villager who turned 14 on the day war ended marks her 89th birthday at this year's VE Day celebrations.
Beverly Sowerby, nee Crocker, died four years after being diagnosed on her 55th birthday with stage four ovarian cancer.
Richard Whittington Primary pupils bounce their way to raising £1,000 for children's charity in 75th anniversary trampoline challenge.
Year 8 trio Annabel Westcott, Eve Evans and Emma Foden will undertake their challenge on Sunday to raise money for NHS Charities Together.
The teenage girls were found with two men in a vehicle which was stopped on the M11 near Harlow late on Saturday night.
Music from the 1940s to the present day helped villagers come 'together' to commemorate the milestone.
The village's windmill, which is lit blue every Thursday evening for Clap For Our Carers, carried messages for front-line staff.
The pandemic has had a devastating impact on the working farm and rescue centre, which closed to the public at the start of its busy spring season.
Workers at four care homes in Stansted and Bishop's Stortford were delighted to receive a delivery of Indian food from the Bombay Butler.
Henham resident Charlotte Philipps has set up a fresh fruit and veg and meat and fish shop to support villagers and food suppliers.
Sebastian and Benjamin Webb have organised the event for VE Day 75 and will be joined by 70 pupils from St Andrew's Primary School in Much Hadham.