Heritage

The talk by Guy Thomas will focus on the characters, locations and aircraft which make up the county's diverse and varied aviation heritage.

History society chairman and town councillor David Royle presented a framed copy of the scroll to Wally’s sons Peter and Ivan.

Grandey’s Place Heritage Craft Centre at Warren Park, near Green Tye, opened its gates to members of the public on Friday and Saturday.

The town council concluded its Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations by planting a commemorative tree and burying a time capsule.

Residents and descendants of Italian and German prisoners want to preserve the 'rare' site, which is one of the last remaining intact camps.

Besides the beautiful blooms there will be a display of bridal gowns inside Great St Mary's and a natural sculpture event in the churchyard.

Bishop's Stortford branch of Royal British Legion commemorated 40th anniversary of end of conflict between UK and Argentina that cost over 900 lives.

People can snap up a unique piece of Bishop's Stortford history on Friday (June 24) at an auction of fittings from St Michael's Church bells.

Ex-Manuden and Stansted parish councillor Angela Khalil has dedicated decades of voluntary service to the British Red Cross, inspired by her father.

Residents of the St John's Road area enjoyed live music, a hog roast, children's games and tombolas for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

A full programme was enjoyed by villagers, co-ordinated by an organising committee led by Donna Duckworth.

Simon and Reuben Stevens joined a barmy army of bikers in London for the finale to four days of celebrations for the Queen's 70-year reign.

There was royal revelry across the town as residents celebrated the Queen's 70-year reign with street parties.

In the 1980s, together with his late wife Doreen, Wally, who has died aged 97, was curator of Bishop’s Stortford Museum at the cemetery lodge.

Mayor Cllr Greg Rattey was joined by the band of the 309 (Sawbridgeworth) squadron of ATC air cadets as the town's beacon was lit.

It was the highlight of four days of village celebrations that began with a beacon lighting on Thursday and ended with street parties on Sunday.

Hazel Bintley, a leader with Bishop's Stortford Baptist Church playgroup Toddlers & Co, reflects on its 30-year history.

'Through the Decades' flower festival at St Michael's Church celebrates Jubilee in 44 displays depicting historic events and Royal Family occasions.

Alfred Marshall received a BEM in the Queen's 1953 Birthday and Coronation Honours List for his contribution to the smooth execution of the pageant.

Town crier Carole Williams hosted ceremony featuring Stortford mayor, Deputy Lord-Lieutenant of Herts, piper, bugler and Herts and Soul choir.