Coronavirus

The teens can get their first dose of the Pfizer jab at Bishop's Stortford Football Club's stadium in Woodside, off Dunmow Road.

Those who are double-jabbed or under 18 will not have to quarantine for 10 days if they come into close contact with a positive Covid-19 case.

Managing director Steve Griffiths raps PCR testing rules as July's passenger total is down 75% on July 2019's.

Cllr Morris Bright said: "We are committed to ensuring that our residents have the opportunity to live healthy lives for as long as possible."

"Devastating effect" of Covid pandemic a challenge too far for the South Street bar and wine, gin and craft beer merchant.

MAG chief executive Charlie Cornish said: "It is encouraging to finally see decisions that reflect the data."

Members distributed bags of M&Ms to staff at doctors' surgeries, care homes and the ambulance station.

Coronavirus restrictions, beefed-up security on farms and rural policing contributed to a fall in rural thefts in 2020.

Charlie Cornish: "But the Government's continuing reluctance to be open with the data behind its decisions leaves us in the dark about what to expect"

Each of Herts County Council's 78 elected members has £15,000 to allocate to causes that benefit residents in their local areas.

A field of 262 – from primary pupils to pensioners – ran, jogged and walked 5k from Sworder's Field to Grange Paddocks and back.

County councillor Teresa Heritage: "This support is part of our ongoing work to ensure those most affected by Covid-19 have the help they need."

Adam Curtis, publican at the Cock Inn at Hockerill in Bishop’s Stortford, said it was “normality with a lot of caution”.

Four-bedroom unit in Apton Road should have shut last September but this was postponed because of Covid-19 crisis.

Stortford's Julie Marson joined forces with Harlow's Robert Halfon to seek assurances the state-of-the-art campus would be built.

Letter from 'Thorley Watch' urges residents to "form a group" and report noise and anti-social behaviour linked to Marne Inn.

As restrictions on social distancing are lifted, East Herts Council wants to encourage use of all vacant commercial space in the district.

Dr Jane Halpin said: “We need to continue to do what we can to keep people safe from catching Covid-19 in healthcare settings."

"The most important thing is that everyone's circumstances are different and what feels comfortable to one person might not feel that way to another."

As part of its Covid-19 precautions, the company stopped giving change for fares paid in cash and pledged to donate any overpayment to charity.