Health

Latest data indicates that up to last October, nitrogen dioxide levels on four approach roads to crossroads were 10%-15% higher than previous year.

The 2021 maternity survey involved 122 NHS trusts in England and 170 PAHT patients responded to it, a response rate of 57.05%.

Forever Cycling East Herts will deliver weekly MotiTech sessions at the Havers Community Centre, starting next Tuesday.

Village campaigner Ray Woodcock hopes the Essex Health and Wellbeing Board listens to the views of residents.

The third Sawbo Sessions event will be held on Friday March 4 at Sawbridgeworth Memorial Hall, with four local bands playing for free.

Lance McCarthy said: "We are committed to transforming the way we provide care and collaborate with our health and social care partners."

Around 160,000 extra appointments are being provided between November 2021 and March 2022 across Hertfordshire and west Essex.

Wearing leg warmers and headbands, Mountfitchet House residents enjoyed seated exercises to boost their mood and fitness levels.

Families of eligible children should wait to be notified but if they have not had an invitation by February 11 they should contact their GP.

Brew Monday is the charity’s campaign to coincide with Blue Monday – the third Monday in January dubbed the saddest day of the year.

Professor Jim McManus: "Wearing face coverings is no longer mandated but is very clearly recommended in crowded environments and public transport."

Study aims to provide new and effective form of treatment for diabetic pussies using dietary change to stop insulin therapy.

St Michael's Church of England Primary School in Apton Road has secured the Healthy Young Minds in Herts Kitemark.

The self-isolation period in England is being reduced and travel to France from the UK for holidaymakers is resuming.

Stores including Aldi, Tesco and Asda are recalling 16 mainly raw pastry or dough items over fears they might contain salmonella.

Natalie Brown and Alanna Saunders did singing marathon in aid of Blood Cancer UK having witnessed their old school pal's partner fight the disease.

Madi and Nancy Attfield recruiting town's restaurants, cafés and takeaways for their project to persuade more people to try a plant-based diet.

The Harlow hospital's maternity unit has received reaccreditation under the United Nations Children's Fund's 'Baby Friendly' initiative.

Pfizer vaccine for first, second and booster immunisations will be available to anyone aged 16 and over on Sunday (Jan 9).

Sophie and Stewart Rogers' son Jack was one of nine babies born at Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow on January 1.