Nature

David Francis is the star of this instalment of a regular series showcasing pictures taken by members of the Stortford Nature group on Facebook

Shirley Hoy takes centre stage in the latest part of our series showcasing photographs taken by members of the Stortford Nature group on Facebook

Trustees issue plea for criminal acts to stop and for people to stick to paths in 69-acre woodland.

Natalie Stokes started a video diary after pruning a tree in her Sawbridgeworth garden and discovering a blackbird nest containing eggs.

Indie columnist Jono Forgham is studying his garden wildlife in detail during lockdown and has discovered over 100 species

Jono Forgham doesn't let self-isolating get in the way of nature spotting as he takes a closer look at the wildlife in his own small bit of the world.

Sawbridgeworth Town Council was told the path is in poor condition compared to other sections.

Lian Brook-Tyler, a Stortford primary school mum who lives in Farnham, writes a new column, Wild&Happy, for the Indie. This is her story...

Green Watch columnist Louise Tennekoon and her family are looking forward to the world's largest wildlife survey this weekend (January 25-27)

Nature Notes writer Jono Forgham strolls into Stortford town centre and spots plenty of wildlife - even if the subjects don't always pose for photos

Carolyn Devonshire, of Allens Green revealed how the pond at the junction of Parsonage Lane and Spellbrook Lane West, was polluted.

The Friends of Sawbridgeworth Neuro Centres has transformed a bramble covered wasteland into a tranquil woodland for residents to enjoy.

Customers are swarming to Kevin Hancock's Gardeners' Beehive invention, which means anyone can host a bee colony without becoming a beekeeper

Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hatfield-forest for more details.

A blooming lovely bunch of floral fanatics from the Herts & Essex Boundary Flower Club are celebrating their diamond anniversary this spring.

Vision includes new events area, cafe, toilets, tennis courts, recreation space for teens, castle mound improvements and new bridge over River Stort

Enjoy a Spooktacular Hallowe'en at the Gardens of Easton Lodge's activity day this weekend.

A tree fell onto two cars parked in Benhooks Avenue, Bishop's Stortford, in the early hours of last Wednesday (October 4).

A £10,000 upgrade of a hidden Bishop's Stortford oasis is almost complete.