Coronavirus

Digital advertising van to tour East Herts and North Herts as part of marketing campaign, and newsletter to drop through every letterbox.

Avanti Meadows school in Stortford and Lister Medical Centre in Harlow among 10 locations where eligible people can just turn up for vaccinations.

Most of the controversial social distancing measures in Stortford town centre can be removed, says Herts County Council.

Hertfordshire's director of public health director bracing for "significant surge" in Covid cases but says it is not inevitable.

BID manager Gina Thomas: "Whilst we have a few empty properties... these will provide opportunities for other new businesses to come in."

Portugal is the airport's only destination on the Government's green list for international flights from Monday (May 17).

Avanti Meadows centre offering first AstraZeneca jab to walk-ins Friday to Sunday or Pfizer vaccine which must be booked online or by calling 119.

Town's GPs to hand over running to Herts Community NHS Trust that runs vaccination clinic at Avanti Meadows Primary School.

Bishop's Stortford Youth Project has seen rise in demand for its services in pandemic as young people are feeling anxious, lonely and vulnerable.

Donna Morris, who works at Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, is one of three finalists in her category in the Advancing Healthcare Awards.

Stansted is the first UK airport to receive official assurance recognition outside of three participants of a pilot scheme.

The New Apton Centre welcomed people back with an extra new lounge furnished through donations from local firms.

Scope has reported a 252% increase in predicted sales and 97% uplift in donations brought in to the shop in Devoils Lane, Bishop's Stortford.

Currently, the Government proposes that all passengers – even those returning from the lowest risk 'green' destinations – will have to be screened.

Consultant from Takeley shaves head for St Clare on anniversary of falling ill with virus – and runs 10k on anniversary of discharge from hospital.

Critics say a £6m grant and £3.6m interest-free loan came with conditions, including a requirement that the development includes a 'theatre'.

Sawbridgeworth residents line streets for 'Terry the Sweep', whose funeral and burial were funded through £4,000 raised online.

Cafés and pubs opened their doors for customers outside, while shops welcomed back regulars indoors.

"It gives us the pitch we need, as the economy's groundsman, to withstand bouncers and strength to knock the ball... over the boundary."

The Local-O service – consisting of teams from the county and district councils – is now primarily responsible rather than NHS Test and Trace.