Agriculture

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.

Arable land, pasture, woodland and lake at Redricks Farm available as a whole or in five lots with Sworders office at Hadham Hall.

The birds were all ex-layers rehomed by the British Hen Welfare Trust at adoption days held during the year.

Operation on A120 at Standon checked whether motorists had correct licences for carrying waste and their vehicles were roadworthy.

'Reaching Our Rural Communities' initiative will offer support and advice ranging from crime prevention to domestic abuse.

The incident on Grove Hill caused extensive damage and castle owner Jeremy Goldsmith is hopeful someone can identify the tractor.

Five-year-old Parthenaise on loan to Elsenham farmer Nick Herbert is spending six weeks with 30 cows.

David Harvey's grand – and green – scheme to make farm site a top destination for work, rest and play with caring for the environment at its heart.

Vet oversees rescue operation by Great Dunmow crew and Essex fire service's specialist animal unit.

The first of six private Air Charter Service flights was expected to bring 150 fruit and vegetable pickers from the eastern European country.

Traders who have set up workshops at Crump’s Farm cite issues around signage, replacement of windows, roofing and a gate at the front of the property.

Farmer Wayne Parker thanks the community who helped to shepherd his Welsh Mule flock along the busy B1383.