Bishops Stortford

An elderly pedestrian suffered potentially life-changing injuries in a collision in Station Road, Bishop’s Stortford, on Friday morning.

“Grove Cottage means the world to me. It’s not just a charity; it’s a place that has always had my back.”

Liberal Democrat Cllr Tim Williams has suggested there should be “a bit more focus” on collecting debts more than three months old.

Their creation, Eye for an Eye, was highly commended in the 10 Shot Film Awards 2023.

From Monday December 18 to Christmas Eve, traders will set up on North Street, outside Jackson Square, in Market Square and on South Street.

The competition is a chance for shoppers to have their say after a panel of judges marked the festive efforts of 28 entrants.

John Maguire joins from British School of Bahrain, where he’s been executive head since 2019, to replace Kathy Crewe-Read, who leaves after four years

Hertfordshire Constabulary’s Operation Advisory campaign being held during the Christmas party season aims to educate people over sexual consent.

Tom Plater is a Labour district councillor for Letchworth Wilbury on North Herts Council.

Camera in bedroom clock recorded Mark Cawthron stabbing mattress next to woman’s head and placing pillow over her face saying: “Just die and goodbye.”

Around 100 antler-sporting supporters took part in the Bishop’s Stortford Mencap charity’s Reindeer Run at Grange Paddocks.

The operator’s Class 755 four-carriage bi-mode trains were named the most reliable “second generation new diesel” at the awards.

Three different routes depart from Castle Park every fortnight, offering increasing levels of difficulty, starting with first steps for beginners.

Housebuilding across the town has increased South Street Surgery’s patient roll from a stable 19,000 to almost 23,000.

Cllr Tim Hoskin wants price rises at Apton Road, Basbow Lane and Elm Road car parks in return for cuts at Northgate End multi-storey.

Old school photos and a celebratory cake brought by Janet ‘Horlicks’ Parkin were shared around the table of ten over lunch at the Nag’s Head.

The free family-friendly fun on Thursday and Friday, December 21 and 22, includes a hot lunch and festive activities.

Martin Moran said: “It’s really important to us to hear from passengers about what matters to them and answer any questions they may have.”

Isabel Draycott, Amy Howard, Phoebe Dellow, Sophie Standish, Charlie Watts, and Thomas Crawley competed against 152 teams.

St Paul’s Church, Harlow, will host the event on Tuesday, December 12, from 5.30pm to 6.30pm.