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Having an IT health check could help to save your business

Having an IT health check could help to save your business

Genmar IT managing director Garry Moore looks at the six most common IT problems faced by businesses in his latest column for the Indie

Police officer turned celebrant is in the running for industry prize

Police officer turned celebrant is in the running for industry prize

Police officer turned celebrant is in the running for industry prize

Bishop's Stortford celebrant Vince Hawkes hoping to mark a big occasion of his own after being nominated for a prize at an inaugural awards ceremony

Flexible working at Saffron Building Society is mutually beneficial

Flexible working at Saffron Building Society is mutually beneficial

Flexible working at Saffron Building Society is mutually beneficial

Saffron Building Society is adopting a new flexible working approach after consulting with staff on how to move forward in the post-pandemic world

Timber boss who featured on Countryfile wood be a top role model

Timber boss who featured on Countryfile wood be a top role model

Timber boss who featured on Countryfile wood be a top role model

A managing director from Hatfield Broad Oak has been chosen to feature in a nationwide campaign to tackle stereotypes of female founders

The business partnerships that are helping those in need to really profit

The business partnerships that are helping those in need to really profit

The business partnerships that are helping those in need to really profit

Citizens Advice East Herts' Rachael Williamson shines a light on the businesses offering their support to the charity

Uncle Funk full of beans at having new coffee flavour named after him

Uncle Funk full of beans at having new coffee flavour named after him

Uncle Funk full of beans at having new coffee flavour named after him

Artisan coffee company Funky Flamingo names limited-edition flavour after Uncle Funk's Disco Inferno founder and frontman.

Stansted Airport ready for take-off with Covid-19 clearance

Stansted Airport ready for take-off with Covid-19 clearance

Stansted Airport ready for take-off with Covid-19 clearance

Stansted is the first UK airport to receive official assurance recognition outside of three participants of a pilot scheme.

CONSUMER

Buffalo Joe's opening feeds the view that Stortford is thriving despite Covid losses

Buffalo Joe's opening feeds the view that Stortford is thriving despite Covid losses

Buffalo Joe's opening feeds the view that Stortford is thriving despite Covid losses

BID manager Gina Thomas: "Whilst we have a few empty properties... these will provide opportunities for other new businesses to come in."

Norma's on her business travels – from garden shed to high street

Norma's on her business travels – from garden shed to high street

Norma's on her business travels – from garden shed to high street

Norma Fenwick is migrating her travel agency business from the shed at the bottom of her garden to premises in Knight Street.

Grange Paddocks forced to drop 'money-grabbing exercise' on fitness classes

Grange Paddocks forced to drop 'money-grabbing exercise' on fitness classes

Grange Paddocks forced to drop 'money-grabbing exercise' on fitness classes

Operator Everyone Active wanted members to pay £9.99 a month extra for priority bookings for classes 14 days in advance.
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PEOPLE

Ex-Stortford schoolboy wins £13,000 prizes for his jobs platform idea

Ex-Stortford schoolboy wins £13,000 prizes for his jobs platform idea

Ex-Stortford schoolboy wins £13,000 prizes for his jobs platform idea

Karl Swanepoel, now in his last year of a computer science degree at uni in Wales, has developed a digital services matching site and app.

Norma's on her business travels – from garden shed to high street

Norma's on her business travels – from garden shed to high street

Norma's on her business travels – from garden shed to high street

Norma Fenwick is migrating her travel agency business from the shed at the bottom of her garden to premises in Knight Street.

Former Stortford schoolgirl new boss of Harlow and Gilston Garden Town

Former Stortford schoolgirl new boss of Harlow and Gilston Garden Town

Former Stortford schoolgirl new boss of Harlow and Gilston Garden Town

Project director and Hockerill alumna Naisha Polaine will work alongside developers to ensure 16,000 homes are delivered by 2033.

From 12-year-old Saturday boy to British Master Barber

From 12-year-old Saturday boy to British Master Barber

From 12-year-old Saturday boy to British Master Barber

Twenty-five years ago, Michael Willis took on a Saturday job at his grandfather’s business, Wiggies Barber Shop. Now the 37-year-old runs the business
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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Proposed telecoms tower 'better placed on North Korean border' not Havers

Proposed telecoms tower 'better placed on North Korean border' not Havers

Proposed telecoms tower 'better placed on North Korean border' not Havers

Ex-mayor George Cutting addressed town council planning committee on plan for monopole on green wedge near Havers Parade shops.

Stortford councillor resigns for CERN research role

Stortford councillor resigns for CERN research role

Stortford councillor resigns for CERN research role

Lib Dem Dr Louie Corpe has quit his seats on East Herts district and Stortford town councils to relocate to Geneva for work.

Oxfam condemns Uttlesford's £35m deal with US arms company that helped to land Mars rover

Oxfam condemns Uttlesford's £35m deal with US arms company that helped to land Mars rover

Oxfam condemns Uttlesford's £35m deal with US arms company that helped to land Mars rover

Council's controversial 'funding partner' deal for new UK HQ for American space and defence firm 'pivotal' in landing rover Perserverance.
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