Bishops Stortford

Aaron Fennell quitting after 11-year tenure amid police investigation into suspected drug use and supply at Thorley Park pub.

Tokyo para-canoe sprint champion's parents watched nervously on TV from home in Berden as their daughter left her rivals in her wake.

Would-be intruder tried to break into house in Carlton Way late at night and damaged window and patio door in the process.

Starting from their head office in London Road, a team targeted the railway station, bus interchange, high street and Sworder's Field.

Ten Year 4 pupils will swim 20 lengths each of the 25m Grange Paddocks pool to reach their 5k goal as part of the national Swimathon.

Graham McAndrew says St James' Park is perfect opportunity to tap into skill base of local community and draw on talents of Stortford schools.

Julie Marson intervened as the Tory leader updated the House of Commons on “the biggest and fastest emergency evacuation in recent history”.

The Government is consulting on its plans to continue to allow an average of 37 flights a night – between 11.30pm and 6am – until 2025.

Last year, Covid-19 kept the town's team off the streets, but this year representatives will be back at retail outlets.

The company is promising broadband speeds 20 times faster than the local average, with a mean download rate of 1,130Mbps.

Annabel Hunt, 21, a law student and Team GB age group triathlete, is the third generation of law enforcement in her family.

Matt Prior began his business on town's market, opened permanent base in Hertford and is back with Stortford's first "exclusively vegan" eatery.

Keith Warnell chose the Market Square café/deli as his winner following multiple nominations commending its customer service.

BID manager Gina Thomas is working with Kickstart, the town's charity which supports the unemployed, to match vacancies with job seekers.

Much Hadham 11-year-old let his hair grow so he could donate it to the Little Princess Trust charity which makes wigs for young cancer sufferers.

Crews from Bishop's Stortford were called to Furneux Pelham on sunny Sunday evening to free a motorist from his car.

The incident is one of too many non-emergency calls being made to Essex Police by people abusing the 999 service.

Virtual Visiting taking place as Covid-19 restrictions remain at Herts and Essex, Princess Alexandra and St Margaret's hospitals.

Gemma Hughes battled with council after being told her nan would be discharged from hospital back to her flat with some care but none from 7pm-7am.

"Increase in recorded complaints should not necessarily be seen as an increased level of dissatisfaction with council services generally."