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Parsonage spokeswoman Deborah Munro won support from Bishop’s Stortford Town Council when she addressed the planning and development committee.

The authority has offered Manchester Airport’s Group £1.4m to clear its debt, but it is feared the deal “doesn’t come close” to the airport’s demand.

An independent examiner has determined that they should be adopted, with minor modifications and that a new referendum is not necessary.

If Manchester Airports Group (MAG) accepts the settlement, it will almost wipe out the authority's Strategic Initiative Fund balance of £1.663m.

Town councillors raise no objections to plans for ex-boutiques in North St and South St to become Paisa wine bar and Pepe's Piri Piri takeaway.

Opening of Northgate End multi-storey coincides with Causeway car park closure to free up space for Old River Lane arts centre-led development.

Northgate End multi-storey will open to drivers for the first time at 7am Monday (June 13) and The Causeway car park will close at the same time.

Punch Pubs will invest in refurbishment of The Bull if it gets planning permission for six bungalows in a field behind pub's beer garden.

Bellway North London hopes to be able to welcome the first residents into their new homes at St James' Park in early 2023.

While company is taking legal advice about an appeal against Uttlesford council's refusal, it says scheme is still viable using just East Herts land.

Birchwood High School principal Dr Chris Ingate on the issue of future use of the Pearse House playing field opposite the secondary.

£90,000 secured by East Herts Council helping to fund refurbishment of unit at Herts and Essex Hospital for two of the town's surgeries.

Bishop's Stortford Climate Group volunteers want to use site at Jenkins Lane, off Hallingbury Road, to plant up to 100 fruit trees.

Save The Bull Action Group wants to secure future of Much Hadham's only pub, which is rumoured to be the burial site of a circus elephant.

The Homes England money is part of a £15m funding pot to support delivery of thousands of homes in new communities across the country.

The first draft of Uttlesford's Local Plan is now unlikely to be published until late summer as the administration seeks more time to "get it right".

Second phase of Patmore Close development will provide mix of one- to five-bedroom homes and 36% have been allocated as 'affordable housing'.

Andrew Urquhart, of Bishop’s Stortford Climate Group, on why East Herts Council must give permission for the solar farm on the outskirts of the town.

SKND Ltd has asked East Herts Council for planning permission to convert the former Lifestyle Village boutique into a branch of Pepe's Piri Piri.

Base outside London for state-owned Great British Railways part of Transport Secretary Grant Shapps' “once-in-a-generation reform” of rail services.