Bishops Stortford

Tony Gould was revealed on Monday as one of 600 picked from an alleged 3,000 hopefuls to contest the General Election for Nigel Farage's party.

Town council leader John Wyllie said: "Thorley seems to be under attack from people coming up with outrageous ideas. It's totally out of keeping."

Parents or carers have 10 weeks to apply online by ranking their four preferences and are urged to visit schools before settling on their short lists.

A stint working with double Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes served business owner Joanna Foulser in good stead.

Stortford's Lights of Love ceremony will feature readings and a choir singing carols before the Market Square Christmas tree lights are switched on.

All three emergency services were called to the scene of the accident, which left the driver of a high-performance sports car trapped in the wreckage.

Residents of Lea Close on the Parsonage estate have had their supplies disrupted six times in two weeks according to one householder.

Police responded to almost 50 incidents of antisocial behaviour in three hours and imposed a dispersal order to quell the lawlessness by hooded yobs.

Chris Wilson wants Tories to look into an on-demand service for East Herts that is 'not limited by fixed routes or timetables like traditional buses'.

Former building society premises in town centre could be converted into a shop and two new homes.

In all, 246 residents wrote to East Herts Council asking for the scheme to be rejected.

Air India services to the city that's home to the Golden Temple will operate three times a week, on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

Police helped East Herts Council to evict an unauthorised encampment from the Link Road car park.

This time of year is the busiest period for Herts police and, in Stortford, the team have already been dealing with various reports of criminal damage

Two residents have cast doubt on traffic reports relating to the proposed 750-home development off Whittington Way.

Town council leader John Wyllie leads opposition to application for takeaway by path approaching Sainsbury's at Thorley Neighbourhood Centre.

The woman called police after she spotted two men try to take her child's bike, worth £160, from her garden.

Jan Rose set up the Animal Rescue Charity with daughter Fiona Piggott in 1990 'to provide a safe haven for neglected, unwanted and abandoned animals'.

The Bishop's Stortford corps – the only branch of the church in East Herts – anticipates supporting up to 300 youngsters.

A group of travellers pitched camp in the East Herts Council-owned Link Road car park on Saturday.