Bishops Stortford

The building society, which has a branch in Market Square, gave the Stortford-based charity £1,700 to upgrade its computer systems.

Each of Herts County Council's 78 elected members has £15,000 to allocate to causes that benefit residents in their local areas.

The charity has provided free one-to-one practical support and advice to over 2,500 local unemployed people in its 27-year history.

People can pay respects to BSCFC's 'go to' coach Ray Greenwood, who has died at 64, when his funeral cortège passes through Birchwood High School.

Police released CCTV images of two men they want to identify in connection with the shoplifting incident at the Potter Street store.

Amelia Rose Beauticians – which offers services from kids' pamper parties to care home treatments – is celebrating its 20th anniversary.

Lottery players help fund £275,000 appeal to restore church bells at St Michael's with £91,000 grant.

Michael Dowsett and Carly Stafford opened women's fashion store 139 Apache Ltd in South Street three years ago.

The 'community information point', manned by police support volunteers, operates three hours a day for three days a week.

County council recommends that planning authority East Herts Council refuse permission for £50m warehousing and distribution centre.

A field of 262 – from primary pupils to pensioners – ran, jogged and walked 5k from Sworder's Field to Grange Paddocks and back.

Headliners Primal Scream among acts unable to reach venue on Sunday as roads around Standon Lordship became gridlocked as water levels rose.

Sue Giles and daughter Morgan will be serving teas and treats in Cannons Close garden in aid of Alzheimer's and stroke charities.

New fundraising body Helping Herts' activity guide, sponsored by Stort Valley Rotary, features ideas for free and low-cost leisure pursuits.

Daughter, 11, launched fundraising appeal after thief struck when mum Sarah Millard was selling items at a Harlow boot sale.

Mum Emma Gibbs appealed on Facebook for help to build a wooden ramp for son's sandpit and Stansted's Graham Price responded.

Police were called when two customers at the Havers Lane store had an altercation and one started throwing fruit and veg.

Author John Rhodes, who has a first-class degree in modern history from Oxford, pulled together years of detailed research about Warwick Road.

Last known movements of Matthew Hall, 35, were in Stortford town centre on July 9 and possibly at Birchanger Green services.

Adam Curtis, publican at the Cock Inn at Hockerill in Bishop’s Stortford, said it was “normality with a lot of caution”.