Bishops Stortford

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The Indie's Sinead Corr and David James are at the Hertford & Stortford count in Ware and Hollie Ryder is covering the Saffron Walden count.

The International School Award from the British Council celebrates St Michael's work on bringing the world into its classrooms.

Four student corporals in the Stortford school's Combined Cadet Force completed a prestigious instructors course at a training camp in Lincolnshire.

Herts and Essex High School Year 13 students dug in 12 silver birches during a visit by staff from their partner school in Africa.

Ballot boxes across the Hertford and Stortford constituency will be delivered to Ware for votes to be counted once polling stations close at 10pm.

The town council is funding the marshals at the railway station to assist revellers and ensure that queues are orderly.

The British Hen Welfare Trust is holding an adoption event on Saturday (Dec 14) as the charity ends a year in which it has saved over 65,000 hens.

Nativity scenes by community groups, businesses and charities on show at Methodists' Crib Festival while Holy Trinity stages Christmas Tree Festival.

We put the same 9 questions to all 6 candidates to add some personality for readers before we cover their party policies in the run-up to December 12.

If Julie Marson retains the traditionally safe Hertford & Stortford seat for the Conservatives she will become Bishop's Stortford's first female MP.

The Indie asked the six vying for your vote: As an MP, what measures would you promote to address poverty and social inequality in Bishop's Stortford?

Where should a new general hospital with A&E facilities – to replace Princess Alexandra in Harlow – be built to best serve Bishop's Stortford?

Readings at his Methodist Church funeral by granddaughter Ruth and by current mayor Cllr Norma Symonds reflected his passion for the scriptures.

Twisted Cellar to host hot toddy sessions in aid of Holy Trinity Church's winter night shelter while Coco's has been supporting the town's food bank.

The Indie's GreenWatch correspondent Louise Tennekoon tests the environmental credentials of the 6 people who want to be your next MP.

Year 12 and 13 students bucked the historic election trend of the Hertford and Stortford constituency at the event at Herts and Essex High School.

With most of Herts' street lights now more energy-efficient LED lights linked to a central control system, the county council has greater flexibility.

Holy Trinity Church's Christmas tree festival this weekend will also feature stalls to browse, light refreshments and entertainment.

Quantity Street, not Quality Street: Chas Gill encounters a sea of bobbing heads but not many smiles – and little in the way of Christmas spirit.