Old River Lane

"Project team will maximise outside space to provide summer theatre, concerts, big-screen sports events and seasonal activity such as ice skating."

East Herts Council leader focusing on original rationale for ORL scheme: "The driving force for an arts centre was to refresh the town centre."

Press and public will be excluded when East Herts councillors debate how ORL project must change in wake of Covid-19 pandemic.

East Herts Council is building a six-level multi-storey as well as a four-storey structure with commercial space at ground level and 15 flats above.

Local Labour Party wants East Herts Council to investigate whether there is scope for the site to be used for a further education facility.

The list of 600 names, compiled by Labour, Liberal Democrats and Greens, has been handed to Conservative-controlled East Herts Council.

In the first in a regular series, East Herts Council leader Cllr Linda Haysey updates Indie readers on the authority's flagship project in Stortford.

Online petition launched as Labour, Lib Dem and Green parties want Tories to resume public consultation and publish a business case.

Plans to enhance scrubland were imposed on East Herts Council by Environment Agency as part of planning consent for Northgate End car park.

Jill Goldsmith, a member of Bishop's Stortford Climate Group, calls for transparency around East Herts Council's grand scheme for Stortford.

The Northgate End project is the first step in East Herts Council’s plans for the Old River Lane cultural quarter.

East Herts Council is building a new £20m leisure centre at Grange Paddocks and is poised to construct a six-storey car park at Northgate End.

East Herts Council is clearing the way for construction of a six-storey, 546-space car park at Northgate End.

Old River Lane scheme includes 544-seat theatre, four-screen cinema, open space called Waytemore Square, 150 homes, shops and a new woodland area.

East Herts Council is shutting Northgate End to make way for a six-floor, 597-space multi-storey car park to kickstart its Old River Lane development.

The residents' body argues building at Northgate End should not begin until the council clarifies its plans for a cultural quarter at Old River Lane.

Yew Tree Place resident vows to continue his campaign against East Herts Council scheme outside court.

Negotiations have concluded between the district and county councils for a plot of land critical to plans for new 546-space car park at Northgate End.

The multi-storey is the key to unlocking East Herts Council's vision for Old River Lane, a cultural quarter including a £30m arts centre.

East Herts Council's scheme for a 546-space multi-storey at Northgate End has been in limbo since planning approval was granted in July 2018.