Consumer

The Market Square branch is one of the Azzurri Group's 75 eateries nationwide closed permanently following a takeover.

The phone-based challenge is to find stickers of monsters in 10 shop windows – and you'll be raising money for the NHS.

From Atkins to Zara, where you can get 50% discount – up to max of £10 a head – on food and non-alcoholic drinks Mondays to Wednesdays in August.

The Hellenic Bakery shop in Riverside will follow others in London and Brighton.

Pixie Nails, owned by Londoners Anthony and Vicky Pham, is offering a 30% discount until August 13.

The Methodist Church-based food bank says it has enough money – for now – but still needs grocery donations.

From Friday July 24 face coverings will be mandatory for the public in retail outlets, but not in pubs, cafes and restaurants.

Herts Trading Standards say that if you get a call referring to a grant for loft insulation or cavity wall insulation, it is a scam.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has raised the threshold from £125,000 to £500,000 until March 31 next year.

The paperwork falsely claims that the PPE meets strict standards for filtration and user protection.

The party is behind a petition to Herts County Council to promote sustainable growth and healthy travel options in "our green county".

Stansted’s chief executive says permission is vital to the airport’s role in reviving the region’s shattered economy after coronavirus.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a number of measures to aid the country's economic recovery in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Users will be able to collect a pre-selected book pack from the library in the Causeway to read at home.

Gina Thomas, manager of the Bishop's Stortford BID, was her guide as MP Julie Marson talked to shops and services about the impact of lockdown.

After 21 years running Café of Angels in Sawbridgeworth, Austin James is passing the reins to friend and Pizza Squisita owner Mike Mason.

Hopes had been high that the jewellery and accessories offshoot of Monsoon, with a frontage on Potter Street, would survive the coronavirus crisis.

There were reports of queues outside some of the bigger chain stores in England, but in Sawbo things were a little more sedate.

The high street brand opened a branch in the former Boardmans bookshop, one of the town's most iconic buildings, in December 2010.

Town councillors heard Hertfordshire County Council would be producing a traffic management scheme for Bell Street.