BS North and BS South

Bovis Homes, one of the consortium of developers of the 2,200-home estate, donated reflective tags to Northgate children.

The deal means the housebuilder will be constructing 374 of the 750 homes planned at Countryside's 131-acre scheme off Whittington Way.

Mike Seaborne's collection of images includes a 360-degree 'then and now' panoramic view from the top of St Michael's Church.

Avanti Brook, the second primary school for the Bishop's Stortford North development, is set to open in September 2023.

It was the culmination of 20 years of planning and head Dale Reeve said: "To finally reach the construction stage is very special."

Avanti Grange will accept its first 120 Year 7 pupils in September 2022 but they will be taught temporarily at Avanti Meadows.

Developer withdraws plan for distribution centre at St James’ Park to “use feedback from the local community for a new application”.

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

Proposed supermarket for new Stortford North estates 'a necessity' and could alleviate some of the Hockerill congestion caused by Aldi.

As well as shops, the new centre will have a South Street Surgery branch, a care home, children's nursery and 29 social housing apartments.

County council recommends that planning authority East Herts Council refuse permission for £50m warehousing and distribution centre.

Town council and civic federation united in condemnation of plans for £50m warehousing and distribution centre at St James' Park.

Developer of controversial 24/7 warehousing and distribution centre at Stortford South seeks to allay residents' fears over traffic.

Sawbridgeworth town councillors passed four resolutions, including asking East Herts Council why they were not consulted on the centre plan.

Education authority Herts County Council has chosen ISG to construct the new campus off Whittington Way.

Proposed distribution park "could not be in a worse location" and its impact on town's congested road network would be "catastrophic".

The town council has published proposed revisions to its two neighbourhood plans after consulting the public.

Bellway will build 119 houses and 12 apartments for private sale, plus 88 affordable properties for rent or shared ownership at St James' Park.

Indie GreenWatch columnist Louise Tennekoon: "I am not arguing against development. I’m arguing for thoughtful custodianship of nature."

A grade II listed barn at Foxdells – formerly the home of ARC, Animal Rescue Charity – is at the heart of the the ambitious scheme.