Old River Lane

Executive member Graham McAndrew: "I find the... holding of a public exhibition at such short notice absolutely disgraceful and disingenuous."

An action group has launched a campaign to halt plans to flatten the former United Reformed Church hall as part of the Old River Lane project.

The scheme is set to include an arts centre with a public square as part of a mixed development of 150 new homes, shops and other commercial spaces.

East Herts Council wants to remove free 30-minute parking slots and introduce charges on Sundays, evenings and bank holidays at 1,729 spaces.

East Herts Council’s Conservative executive rubber-stamped the 76-page Old River Lane draft Supplementary Planning Document.

The car park at Northgate End was opened on Monday June 13 and has 573 parking bays - an increase of 89 for the town centre.

The Causeway car park site closed to motorists from Monday, June 13 – when the new multi-storey car park at Northgate End became operational.

Closure of Causeway and Charringtons House car parks is condition of planning permission for Northgate End multi-storey that opens June 13.

East Herts Council leader Cllr Linda Haysey updates Indie readers about the authority's scheme to transform the Causeway in the heart of Stortford.

Award-winning Economics in Ten podcaster Gavin Simpson, who was born and brought up in Stortford, delves into the housing development issue...

East Herts' Conservative administration says unprecedented rise in materials and other construction costs over past 12 months is behind the hike.

A delivery board has been set up to guide the development and members have been considering the best way to run the scaled-down arts centre.

East Herts Council leader Linda Haysey updates Indie on Stortford project, including new master-planning group chaired by Mehron Kirk.

East Herts Council surveyed residents in the summer about the proposed five cinema screens and performance spaces.

The United Reformed Church in Water Lane is asking East Herts Council for permission to extend its main building to create new community space.

Urban planner and designer Yvonne Estop-Wood, of the Old River Lane Working Group, makes the case for keeping Charringtons House.

East Herts councillors are being recommended to approve plans for four 5.75m (18ft 10in) high columns on the open-air top floor.

Old River Lane Working Group invites feedback on its scheme for an education and community hub at Charringtons House.

From Friday (July 16), the authority will ask for feedback on its first proposals for the controversial cinema-led scheme.

Key business case figures, obtained through a Freedom of Information request, have been obscured by the council citing "commercial confidentiality".