Politics

Hertford and Stortford MP Julie Marson on the Conservative party conference, Safer Streets Fund, Covid booster jabs and energy prices

Julie Marson, MP for Hertford and Stortford, on the fuel crisis, Insulate Britain and knifepoint robbery at Budgens in Sawbridgeworth

Local Government Boundary Commission for England wants to hear local views to help it draw up proposals for new ward boundaries.

Tory insider, ex-MP, talkRADIO presenter, author and Stortford resident Nick de Bois says PM has created cabinet 'very much in his political image'

Ex-Enfield North MP Nick de Bois's debut political thriller Fatal Ambition is set in the chaos of Westminster after the departure of Boris Johnson.

Peter Holt replaces Dawn French and will take up his new post in early October.

An East Herts Council spokeswoman said some bins may be emptied a day or two after their scheduled collection.

Julie Marson intervened as the Tory leader updated the House of Commons on “the biggest and fastest emergency evacuation in recent history”.

They were taking part in The Impossible Rebellion, a campaign to press the Government to stop all fossil fuel investment immediately.

The company is promising broadband speeds 20 times faster than the local average, with a mean download rate of 1,130Mbps.

HertsLynx launches Sunday September 19 serving villages and fixed destinations in seven key hub towns, including Bishop's Stortford.

Julie Marson's office working with Foreign Office and Home Office to try to help local people and their families stranded and at grave risk in Kabul

Hertfordshire County Council's 78 members have £15,000 each to award to worthy causes this year.

Cllr Chris Wilson, an East Herts Council member, said: "We are doing our best to represent residents at all the appropriate meetings."

According to the county council, individuals and families are being housed in three hotels in the county.

Julie Marson: "Our community has a big heart and I am sure we will show this to the people of Afghanistan."

Police staff have seen wages go up 12.2% in the last decade while the cost of living has risen 27.6%.

Leader Richard Roberts: "We'll do all we can to help those fleeing oppression and persecution find sanctuary and overcome the trauma they've faced."

Hertford and Stortford MP Julie Marson on the situation in Afghanistan, A-level and GCSE results and digital connectivity

Julie Marson said she had "shared her concerns" with ministers but backed her party's line that well-paid work was the best route out of poverty.