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Town council hopes “exciting new area” for BMX riders, WMX wheelchair users, mountain bikers, skateboarders and scooters will be ready by next spring.

Frontier Estates has revised its layout for the shops, medical centre, nursery and care home to serve the 2,200 homes being built.

The Hunsdon, Eastwick and Gilston Neighbourhood Plan Group (HEG NPG) has delivered a 200-page document to East Herts Council.

The new school is a key part of developer Countryside's plans for a 750-home estate off Whittington Way.

Plans for 75-bed care home in High Lane and redevelopment of former 'cop shop' meet with unanimous parish council disapproval.

Stonebond Properties wants to build a development of 61 homes – 11 more than are earmarked for the site in the District Plan.

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.

Members of development control committee to meet to discuss detailed proposals for the new campus off Whittington Way.

Holy Trinity vicar Rev Mandy Brown has asked East Herts Council for planning permission to provide seven first-floor bedrooms in the church hall.

Julie Marson has written to East Herts urging it to use planning legislation to safeguard the meadows between Rye Street and the railway line.

The selected people will help Bishop's Stortford Town Council's planning and development committee update the two strategies for the town.

Campaigners call on Manchester Airports Group to withdraw bid to expand passenger numbers from the currently permitted 35m a year to a maximum of 43m.

Town council says it made "generous" offer to Exclusive Property Sales and Auctioneers to buy the meads near Grange Paddocks but was turned down.

London-based Exclusive Property Sales is selling 0.25-acre plots of the grassland close to Grange Paddocks with prices starting at £40,000.

Herts County Council's highways department has backed campaigners who claim the development at London Road will add to unbearable congestion.

Taylor Wimpey and Charles Church submit blueprint for one- to four-bed houses and apartments on land that was earmarked for a secondary school.

Jimmy Georgiou has asked East Herts Council for planning permission to install new signs at the Market Square premises last occupied by DB's Griddle.

Once ratified, its revised documents will leapfrog East Herts Council's local plan as the most up to date policy for the town.

Hertfordshire County Council is working with Essex County Council, East Herts Council, Epping Forest District Council and Harlow District Council.