Bishops Stortford

200 bouquets were created as part of two celebrations – to mark the start of Love Stortford and to commemorate the Baptist church’s 200th anniversary

BSCG wants East Herts to insist on zero carbon developments, invest in infrastructure to cut car use and increase residents' access to renewables

Of the £1 ticket price, 50p goes straight to the charity chosen by the purchaser and another 10p is added to a community pot for local groups

Herts Moth Group members including the Indie's Nature Notes correspondent, Jono Forgham, set up three light traps for the winged insects

Firefighters who extinguished the blaze concluded that an arsonist had started the fire as flammable liquid was discovered inside the tent.

The total was boosted by extra flights to Madrid and Baku as Spurs, Chelsea and Arsenal fans flew to the Champions League and Europa League finals

Kathy Crewe-Read, only the 10th head ever at the College since 1868, will join from the award-winning Wolverhampton Grammar School

Roadshows featuring the project team and site engineers will be held in the village hall on the next two Thursdays

Since October 2018, police have received six reports of a naked masked man who has intimidated women and schoolgirls

Joshua Adams-Piggott, Oliver Walsh and Callum Kehoe were among 500 cadets who visited the coastal battlefields and an American cemetery

Staff at Hockerill Street Portuguese cafe Santos reported smoke and sparks from the kitchen

The Storm singer led a workshop at Herts and Essex High and then met up with her old music tutor on a special trip to St Joseph's

Five suspects, aged 15 to 18, have been questioned on suspicion of aggravated grievous bodily harm and robbery

Mick Flavin and Veronica Adlam are made Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBE).

Air ambulance called and road partially closed as casualty is taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow

Chas Gill says the town council's got the 'ride' bit right with its Thorley Park shuttle service to the station – but the 'stride' part's not a runner

The 94-year-old wartime Royal Navy gunner laid a wreath in the Royal British Legion's commemoration – then received free meal at Wetherspoon's pub

ACOG, commissioned by the Department for Transport and the Civil Aviation Authority, will operate as an independent body

Bob Reed remembers playing in the Uttlesford woodland as a young boy in the 1950s and now he is leader of the team of coppicing volunteers.

TheGivingMachine co-founder was invited to a garden party hosted by the Queen in recognition of his charity fundraising