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A masterplan for the 2m transformation of Sworders Field and Castle Gardens in Bishops Stortford has been revealed.

A shortlist of developers who have bid to build on Bishops Stortfords Old River Lane site is being drawn up.

Rye Street residents fear a serious accident will be caused by drivers ignoring the closure of the Bishop's Stortford road.

A Station Road fish and chip shop's plans were battered by Bishop's Stortford town councillors this week.

Fears of unfettered development in Bishops Stortford have been eased by the publication of the Government inspectors report into new homes across East Herts.

The weekend begins on Monday for cabin crew at Stansted Airport, thanks to East Herts Council's licensing sub-committee.

An extra 160 properties are set to be built at St Michael's Hurst in Bishop's Stortford.

Developer Solum has welcomed the unanimous decision of East Herts Council's development management committee to approve its 586-home plan for the brownfield Goods Yard site in Bishop's Stortford.

Bishop's Stortford's MP Mark Prisk has spoken out against proposed changes to the East Herts Draft District Plan, which remove limits on key housing sites in the town.

A community planning weekend will take place next month to discuss the residential redevelopment of a redundant industrial site, just two miles from Bishop's Stortford,

Two historic buildings in the heart of Bishop's Stortford are being adapted for the 21st century.

Landowners have put the brakes on plans for the £30m A120 bypass from Bishop's Stortford.

Congestion concerns sparked by plans for 30 new homes off Rye Street have been overruled by East Herts Council.

A new science block at Hockerill Anglo-European College can be constructed - provided drainage provision passes Thames Water's litmus test.

Plans to transform the area around Bishop's Stortford's transport interchange are travelling in the right direction but traffic is still an issue.

Fears over flooding have put the brakes on plans for a new BMX track for Bishop's Stortford youngsters.

Bishop's Stortford's Green Belt will be the key battleground as the fight to win approval for the East Herts District Plan begins this week.

The leader of East Herts Council, Cllr Linda Haysey, is in no doubt how much is at stake as her administration's district plan goes under the microscope.

John Rhodes, president of Bishop's Stortford Civic Federation, issues a stark warning about the town's future.

Bishops Stortford Town Council is investing 200,000 so the towns shoppers can spend a penny in comfort.