Accidents

All three emergency services called to the scene of the accident on Friday morning involving three cars and a van.

The male rider was taken to hospital after he hit a crash barrier on the roundabout near St Joseph's Catholic and Windhill21 primary schools.

Cllr Eric Buckmaster said there was sufficient space for two cars to pass if they proceeded slowly.

The road was closed between Windhill and Wentworth Drive following the accident at around 8.20am on Tuesday.

Emergency services were called to the Lower Street car park following concerns for a woman's safety.

Sawbridgeworth fire and rescue crew use hydraulic cutting equipment to release occupants trapped in Nissan Micra wreckage.

Officers were called to Westfield, near Tendring Road, shortly after 5am on Wednesday June 8.

Minad Ghafoor, 18, from Enfield, who had no licence or insurance, is jailed for 10 months and banned from driving.

They received a call soon after 6am on Thursday that a black car had left the southbound carriageway south of the M25.

Collision happened Sunday morning (April 24) in Furneux Pelham, near Brewery Tap pub, and involved white Volkswagen Crafter van and a cyclist.

Police were called at 8.20am on Thursday after the boy was involved in a collision with a Nissan at All Saints Primary.

Motorbike rider in his 30s died at the scene of a collision in Elizabeth Way, Harlow, on Sunday morning (April 3).

Under-16s match at Silver Leys between Bishop’s Stortford and Harpenden abandoned after visiting player's father taken ill.

Jess Waterman, who worked at Thorley Park Sainsbury's, was a passenger in a Mini that crashed in Epping late one Saturday night in February.

Tracey and Neil Cornell spent nine months living out of a hotel room at Birchanger Green services while the front of the home had to be rebuilt.

The tree dented the roof and bonnet and shattered the front windscreen of a Vauxhall Corsa next to the railway line and Sworder's Field.

Bishop's Stortford fire and rescue crew called to an address off Stansted Road on Friday morning.

Relief road shut for over 10 hours as male drivers of Mondeo and VW were trapped in wreckage and had to be freed by fire and rescue crews.

Two-year-old Mamba dragged himself home to Parsonage estate four days after going missing and leaving owner with £7,500 vet's bill.

The incident happened near the London-Cambridge railway line in Michaels Road, Bishop's Stortford, at lunchtime on Saturday.