Bishops Stortford

The roads between Hockerill Street and South Street will be closed at night for the social distancing measures to be carried out.

Stortford-born Florence 'Florrie' Crouchman took an active role in the Rodings Friendship Club right up until her death.

Julie Marson has called for action after property was damaged and vehicles were stranded in Stansted Road and Stort Road in August deluges.

The town council has been offered the chance to buy 40 acres to the north of Stortford for facilities that could rival Ware's Wodson Park.

Herts Constabulary is treating South Street incident as attempted GBH, failing to stop for police and dangerous driving.

In both cases the girls, aged 15 and 12, were missing from home for a night, prompting police appeals to public to help trace them.

Plans to enhance scrubland were imposed on East Herts Council by Environment Agency as part of planning consent for Northgate End car park.

The casualty was a passenger in an Audi which hit the central reservation and then two other cars – a fourth car involved failed to stop.

Church Street and South Street practices to hold 'invitation only' vaccinations at Bishop's Stortford FC over three days.

Dr Sian Stanley: "We need patients to work with us to help us deliver the right care to the right patients at the right time."

The event is being held online from 8am to 9am with an opportunity for networking from 9am to 9.30am on Thursday, October 8.

In all, 27 employers and support organisations were represented at Julie Marson's virtual employment and apprenticeships event.

Luke Fishpool's first Zoom session creating a Thai green curry raised money and awareness for disability charity Accuro (Care Services).

A total of 220 people took part in the West Essex charity’s Walking in Memory event, raising around £8,000.

Bishop's Stortford Town Council has confirmed a ban on burning waste at its 10 allotment sites despite calls for a rethink.

Herts County Council considering reducing environmental impact of its 115,000 lights by varying their brightness and operating hours.

Man walking along Cricketfield Lane confronted by hooded youth aged 15-16 dressed all in black and with a scarf covering his face.

East Herts environmental health officers and the fire service supported Herts police's activities as part of the week-long op.

More environmentally friendly building is district council's aim as it seeks to reduce carbon emissions to net zero by 2030.

A ponytailed man was spotted trying to open door handles on cars in a cul de sac off Beldams Lane in the middle of the night.