Heritage

Members tramped through nettles and rubble looking at what was once a 43 acre site with three runways, defence emplacements and battle headquarters.

Farnham pupils were transported back to October 1940 and transformed into refugees from east London in an echo of the parish's past.

Town councillors decided the road through the heart of the St James' Park estate should bear the name Mountbatten to honour the Duke of Edinburgh.

Grandey’s Place Heritage & Craft Centre is home to a collective of some of the UK's finest artists and craftspeople. Helen Miller finds out more...

Sole Bay Brewery has asked East Herts Council for a premises licence for the former Alexandra Wood and Tissimans shops in High Street.

More than 600 officers were deployed at Stansted Airport to ensure the safety of VIPs including United States President Joe Biden.

Tributes from Bishop's Stortford to Queen Elizabeth II have been spotted by mourners in London admiring the floral tributes to Her Majesty.

Open-air thanksgiving service hosted by East Herts Council included formal tributes, choral music and a minute's silence.

Cllr Eric Buckmaster was speaking during a special meeting of Herts County Council to reflect upon and remember Elizabeth II's life and reign.

Kemi Badenoch joined cabinet colleagues in a constitutional first for the country – appointed under the late Queen and confirmed by her successor.

National Moment of Reflection on Sunday (September 18) will mourn the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and reflect on her life and legacy.

Parish council chair Maureen Caton said feelings were still "raw" following the Queen's death and the village felt very sombre.

Extraordinary meeting of Herts County Council on Thursday followed by open-air public tribute service hosted by East Herts Council on Friday.

Bishop's Stortford-based comedian and comedy club owner Paddy Lennox recalls the time he met the Queen at the 1992 Royal Variety Show...

More than 100 residents gathered outside the council offices on Sunday afternoon to hear mayor Cllr Greg Rattey read the Proclamation of Accession.

The annual festival went ahead after "careful thought" by organisers following the death of the Queen on Thursday.

Cllr Dave Anderson’s speech ended with the singing of the National Anthem and three cheers for the new king.

The Uttlesford hub last year celebrated the 30th anniversary of Her Majesty opening its £400m new terminal.

Aditi Kumar, an eight-year-old at Northgate primary, wrote to the Queen several times and received replies which are now treasured possessions.

The navy and scarlet woollen cape was decorated with 201 regimental badges given to the nurse by the soldiers she treated.