Coronavirus

Shopping centre manager Michael Smith warns that arrangements might change at short notice to keep the precinct safe for all.

Check-in and baggage handling contractor ABM intends to axe 200 workers, with remaining staff expected to accept a 15% drop in wages.

Council says plans well under way for phased return of other pupils after Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 6 go back on Monday.

East Herts Council suspended ticketing at the 10 car parks it operates in Bishop's Stortford at the end of March.

Groups and charities that support domestic abuse and sexual abuse victims can apply for a share of a new £20m Covid-19 fund.

The alert from Herts County Council comes as it publishes a detailed response to care minister on how it is using Govt's £600m Infection Control Fund.

The discretionary grant scheme is aimed at traders who can demonstrate a significant fall in income because of the Covid-19 crisis.

The new service consists of seven local Facebook community groups and one for young people aged 18 to 30 called Youth Bereavement Café.

Some 235 deaths listing Covid-19 were registered in Herts from April 10 to May 15 according to the ONS but Lib Dems fear it was 500.

Cllr John Burmicz was forced to cancel events which would have boosted his chosen charity, 309 (Sawbridgeworth) Squadron air cadets.

The NEU says: "We would like Hertfordshire County Council to note that the death rates are higher now than when schools first closed."

Cllr Annelise Furnace’s ingenuity and imagination will be tested as she holds the chain of office in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

The airport is the region's largest single-site employer, with 1,765 people directly employed and over 10,200 people working for nearly 200 companies.

Boris Johnson's chief adviser 'needs to take a back seat for now', says Hertford and Stortford Conservatives chairman Alexander Curtis.

Accuro (Care Services) had to cancel all clubs and face to face services when Government restrictions were announced.

The initiative began when the emergency department (ED) team launched the 'We can with a can' initiative two weeks ago.

Bishop's Stortford FC is letting drivers queueing for the waste site at Woodside wait on its land rather than on the road.

Labour said: "Residents wanted to know what made Mr Cummings so different to them, and whether or not Ms Marson agreed...he had broken the rules."

National Education Union has set five tests which it says must be met before more children return to their classrooms.

It costs East Herts Citizens Advice around £225,000 a year to provide free advice about debt, consumer and legal problems, benefits and relationships.