Courts

Brytz, 33, of St James’ Park, must not enter any shop owned, run or managed by Sainsbury’s, Tesco or Waitrose in Bishop’s Stortford.

The Sextons Road store, opposite the railway station, was targeted four times in five days, but police were quick to arrest the culprits.

District Judge Christopher Williams blasted Uttlesford District Council for focusing on possible complaints rather than evidence and information.

“It categorically proves - I have done nothing wrong, and all I want to do is save animals.”

Jodie Marsh has won her case to be able to keep lemurs at her Uttlesford animal sanctuary - and the district council must pay her almost £20,000.

Bylbyl Nezaj, 36, of Thorley Park, and Ded Makaj, 34, from north London, will be deported after serving three years’ imprisonment.

Reality TV star is appealing against Uttlesford council’s decision to deny her a dangerous wild animal licence to keep ring-tailed lemurs at her farm.

Hertfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Ash-Edwards believes he has laid solid foundations in his first year in office.

Oliver Gobey, who resigned as a police constable on the morning of his misconduct panel hearing, directed comments at people of Asian descent.

Ervis Kastrati and Fatlum Dautaj, were among four men arrested in an operation by Hertfordshire police targeting organised county lines crime group.

She appeared at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court as part of her appeal against Uttlesford District Council’s decision not to allow her to keep lemurs.

Ali Islamsediq, 42, was driving in Great Dunmow in June 2023 when officers from Essex Police stopped him for a traffic offence.

Organised crime group’s operation involved flying a small aircraft from France and jettisoning drugs parcels over the countryside for collection.

Essex Police officers made arrests at a hotel and two houses in Chelmsford and at properties in Great Waltham, Danbury and Sawbridgeworth.

Campaign of harassment by Sawbridgeworth boat dweller Alan Young culminated in him throwing a bucket of human faeces and urine at one of the victims.

Justin Baker, from Stansted, also admits criminal damage at Potter Street shop and four thefts from Bishop’s Park Tesco and Thorley Park Sainsbury’s.

Mitchell Schofield, 31, of South Road, was arrested after a ‘proactive operation’ by police in the town centre.

David Keenan, 38, was serving a suspended sentence when he burgled a shed in Saffron Walden and stole angling equipment worth £10,000.

Zephon Allen, 28, committed rapes in Hemel Hempstead, Stortford and Watford, mostly when his victims were asleep or semi-conscious, court told.

Kevin Hassan, 40, died a week after being sentenced to four months in prison – but he had served this time on remand so was freed immediately.