Human Interest

Second World War veteran Cyril Banks collect for Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal and marched in town's Remembrance parade well into his 90s.

Before she closes the door at her shop in Palmers Lane, Katie Bradshaw will host an exhibition to profile Stortford’s creative community.

Greg Rattey was accused of breaching the councillors' code of conduct by admitting he had once belonged to "an intrinsically racist organisation".

Author Carol Russell said mum Nadia and her five-year-old daughter Ilariia missed their flight to the UK as their luggage went ahead.

Mark Maier was less than four minutes into his act at Great Dunmow Comedy Club when an audience member made a comment about his nose.

Over 250 people flocked to Birchwood High School on Sunday for family activities, food and a football match all organised by police.

A new exhibition delves into Audley End's role as a centre for training elite Polish paratroopers during the Second World War.

Sawbridgeworth Local History Society chairman David Royle led the group on the trail and tried out the new QR codes scattered around the town.

Every month boys and girls with Thorley's Raleigh Beavers visit Hazel End Care Home for games, craft activities and gardening with the old folk.

Although legal restrictions have ended measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19 remain in health settings to keep staff and patients safe.

Louise Tennekoon on two projects - a community orchard and Grow Green Spaces - that have grown out of last November's Community Climate Gathering.

Vanessa Sauvary, from Bishop's Stortford, was named Hertfordshire's Learning Disability Personality of the Year in the Rumble Awards.

Former Birchwood High School boy overcame reconstructive knee surgery to reach top of Mount Teide in aid of global tree-planting project.

The fayre was spread around the town, with food stalls and music on Fair Green and fairground rides at Bell Street car park.

A frustrated Cllr David Royle told a town council meeting: "Visas have been issued for a mother but not for her daughter. It's very puzzling."

County Hall said 574 residents have stepped forward to offer shelter to women and children fleeing the Russian invasion.

Stansted crew member Steve Perry aims to raise money to fund surgery for three-year-old Arthur Bowie, who was born prematurely and has cerebral palsy.

Adeva Peacock suffered depression and body dismorphia before joining Slimming World and now hopes to inspire others with her success story.

Experts have been excavating a site at Grange Paddocks where East Herts Council is installing a 3G artificial sports pitch this summer.

Nick Hills says he realised someone had to "take a step back" and take a calmer, longer term outlook at the situation