Agriculture

The Indie pressed the four parties on key issues including recycling, waste collection, renewable energy, air pollution and travel.

The farm at Hatfield Broad Oak won the Pick Your Own of the Year title at the Farm Retail Awards for the second time in three years.

Nature lover Kate Hennessey, of Much Hadham, with the photographic fruits of her visit to the Henry Moore Foundation at Perry Green.

The order, from 6am Saturday to 8pm Sunday, follows information relating to planned illegal hare coursing in the north-west Essex district.

Households should continue to use water carefully, says the Environment Agency, after England saw its driest February for 30 years.

Duo travelled from London to Littlebury with dogs in pursuit of game and were banned under new legislative powers designed to target poachers.

Essex Police and Uttlesford District Council launch trial scheme using horse riders as their eyes and ears in rural areas.

Two men conspired to steal equipment worth more than £380,000 from 13 farms and estates, including some in Uttlesford.

Police and fire service investigating cause of blaze in Braughing in which 16,000 tonnes of hay and straw burned.

The fast-moving fire spread amid changing wind conditions.

The RSPCA has launched an appeal to find forever homes for more than 100 farm animals rescued by its inspectors.

Andrew Urquhart, of Bishop’s Stortford Climate Group, on why East Herts Council must give permission for the solar farm on the outskirts of the town.

Uttlesford District Council declared a climate emergency in 2019 and resolved to achieve net-zero carbon status by 2030.

The talk by farm manager John Collins is being held at 8pm on Tuesday (April 19) and is hosted by Sustainable Sawbridgeworth.

Crackdown on illegal blood sport comes after Hertfordshire police teamed up with six other forces in the region and Crown Prosecution Service.

Animal shelters at Daisy May's Farm crushed by falling trees and the farm flooded during heavy rainfall, resulting in a costly clean-up operation.

The British Hen Welfare Trust has vacancies for drivers and 'poorly carers'.

Residents Against Wickham Hall Solar Farm sets out its concerns about energy generation plans for farmland straddling East Herts-Uttlesford border.

Albury's concerns over 284-acre scheme at Wickham Hall echoed by parish councils in East Herts and Uttlesford border territory.

The Government proposals will give police and courts more powers to target criminals who trespass on rural land to chase hares with dogs.