Human Interest

80 years on, Eileen and Margaret recall the night a German bomb destroyed four houses in Sawbridgeworth, killing two women and three children.

Bishop's Stortford soldier who suffered devastating injuries while serving in Afghanistan will tie the knot with his fiancée this week.

Eight local authorities across the East of England – including Herts and Essex county councils – form Adopt East.

It's 80 years since a bomb from a German plane killed two women and three children by destroying four houses in Sawbridgeworth.

Besides the help and support she gives members locally, Perdi Squire visited Uganda to help build toilets for schoolgirls.

Covid pandemic means Hailey Centre manager Kerry Reynolds is reaching out to the community of Sawbridgeworth to help save Christmas.

Claire Uwins awarded British Empire Medal for services to rural community during Covid lockdown – despite having to shield at home.

Former Uttlesford district councillor Julie Redfern recognised for her village community efforts during Covid-19 crisis.

Wedding anniversary gift from husband became a lucky charm after OAP defied doctors who said she would never walk again following accident.

CBE for Met commander Tony Eastaugh at Home Office, MBE for Laura Gill at National Crime Agency and BEM for Much Hadham Covid volunteer Claire Uwins.

The Rev Simon Vivian, a 49-year-old father of two, has been inducted to the Church of Great St Mary’s.

Daily Mirror chief reporter Andy Lines, a married father of three, lives in The Stewarts and went to school in Hatfield Heath and Stansted.

Stortford boy Ben Hardy has severe impairment in both eyes as a result of rare genetic condition that affects just 50 people in the world.

Derek and Pauline Hinge will mark the occasion with a meal – after meeting up with his best man and his wife, who married a fortnight before them!

High Wych man and ex-Leventhorpe boy cycles from John o' Groats to Land's End in aid of Isabel Hospice.

Steve Fisk dressed his window mannequin as Freddie Mercury on Saturday – on what would have been the late Queen singer's 74th birthday.

Since July, staff at Hazel End Care Home have been treating guests to a taste of countries across the globe.

David Jones, a father of two and advertising agency director, recalls life growing up in Stortford as the son of a white father and black mother.

When he was given a new bowel, liver, kidney and pancreas, Stortford's Stephen Cooper became the 100th multi-organ transplant patient at Addenbrooke’s

High Wych son in awe of Takeley dad's courage embarks on cycling challenge to raise money and awareness for Prostate Cancer UK.