Science

Lib Dem Dr Louie Corpe has quit his seats on East Herts district and Stortford town councils to relocate to Geneva for work.

Council's controversial 'funding partner' deal for new UK HQ for American space and defence firm 'pivotal' in landing rover Perserverance.

Full range of tests in main terminal comes in the week Government lifted international travel ban at end of lockdown.

Manchester Airports Group launches competition for airlines to be first to operate carbon-free commercial flight from one of its airports.

With clear skies and a warm night forecast, David James says all you need to know are where to look and when to see nature's firework show.

160 schools around the country were awarded the mark, but Roseacres was one of only 38 to achieve gilt standard.

Keen astronomer David Taub headed out late at night to photograph Comet NEOWISE and captured in a shot with Stansted's iconic windmill.

Professor Jangu Banatvala, from Henham, warns No 10: "You can't win a war if you don't have the equipment or cannot locate the enemy or its strength."

Hatfield Forest is steadily coming back to life after its winter slumbers.

Stortford freelance Rory Galloway won the award for his BBC Radio 4 programme exploring the science of time perception within and between species.

XR East Herts is asking supporters to take time off work where possible and take family and friends along to join the protest.

Plans to bring together Aerozone and Stansted Airport Employment and Skills Academy build on successful start by Stansted Airport College

Over 100 children completed Sawbridgeworth Community Library's moon-themed summer reading challenge

ResetCryo offers clients cryotherapy to ease the misery of arthritis and back pain, aid recovery from injuries and even help with weight loss

From humble beginnings in one of the founder's bedrooms, Dotmatics has grown into a multi-million pound business with a royal seal of approval.

Plans include increasing pollinator-friendly habitats by planting more wildflowers and other bee-friendly plants.

Students were quizzed by STEM ambassador judges to gain a place in the regional Big Bang heat at the University of Hertfordshire in the summer.

Stansted turned to Not Always Caviar and a taste expert to create a sandwich designed with flavours that are enhanced at altitude.

The Woburn Avenue primary held workshops with local company Fab Science.

The tutorial team included an easyJet captain, a Fed Ex operations manager, and workers from across security, finance, IT and engineering.