Bishops Stortford

Herts & Essex Boundary Flower Club displayed photo albums, scrapbooks and newspaper clippings to evoke nostalgic memories

While Sian Stanley and 7-year-old daughter tackled Nuclear Race for kids, Mark Penwill endured heat, humidity and bullet ants on Costa Rica trek

A-Level student Ollie Nancarrow interviewed by late-night talk show host about his penis message to Stansted-bound US president Donald Trump

Ware member Jonathan Kaye handed East Herts chain of office by outgoing civic leader Keith Warnell, who lost his Stortford seat in local elections

Some 200 domestics had planned six days of industrial action in protest at the PAH NHS trust market-testing its domestic and catering services

TBSHS A Level student changes controversial cock and balls into endangered sea turtle to reinforce his eco message

Nat and Lata Lathwani cut a ribbon to mark months of refurbishment by new owner Andrea Aston, an experienced retailer who took over in December

The South Street branch of Steamer Trading is one of 11 that will reopen as a ProCook – but no such joy for Saffron Walden shop

TBSHS student arrives home from A Level exam to find officers at Hatfield Heath family home where he mowed cock and balls in grass with parents' OK

Mullucks tells MP and former housing minister Mark Prisk stamp duty is 'single biggest barrier to people moving house'

The 45th US president landed aboard Air Force One with First Lady Melania Trump at the start of his first UK state visit

Indie photographer Vikki Lince's pictures from Stansted, where the US president arrived aboard Air Force One at the start of a three-day state visit

TBSHS A Level student mows a message – with eye-catching greeting – in parents' gardens for incoming US president aboard Air Force One

At the start of the year, there was jubilation when a £1,939,700 award from the Heritage Lottery Fund and Big Lottery Fund was confirmed.

Residents and passengers to be affected as work continues on new Dane Street-London Road link road, bus interchange, station square and multi-storey

Customers are swarming to Kevin Hancock's Gardeners' Beehive invention, which means anyone can host a bee colony without becoming a beekeeper

From Monday, June 3, for two weeks, commuters can climb aboard the minibus shuttle from Thorley Park to the train station without paying.

Mel Belcher started volunteering at the hospice's Living Well sessions in Thorley – 11 years after her mum received support there from the charity

Livewire Rock Academy is holding a concert in aid of Grove Cottage featuring students playing numbers by bands from Arctic Monkeys to Black Sabbath

The skies over Stortford will be busier than usual this weekend in preparation for the US leader's arrival on Monday morning for a 4-day state visit