Science

Stargazers are gearing up to capture June's Stawberry Supermoon – and here's how and when you can see it from Tuesday (June 14).

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.

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.

Visitors enjoyed trips along the Stort, a free paddle in a kayak and the chance to examine some fascinating finds in the bio-zone tent.

Dr June Raine named a dame along with actresses Joanna Lumley and Vanessa Redgrave, and record Olympic gold medal-winning cyclist Laura Kenny.

It's a busy week in the stargazing calendar with two big events happening in the skies above the UK.

Sustainable Sawbridgeworth will be hosting the stall as part of its focus on the COP26 international climate change conference.

Friends of Pishiobury Park chairman Bob Reed's thought-provoking webinar launched town's Citizen Science project.

Sawbo project follows extensive eco-audit of natural habitats by Bob Reed, chairman of Friends of Pishiobury Park.

Aerospace engineer Jack Heslewood, an ex-pupil of Manor Fields and St Mary's, writes about Tuesday's historic New Shepard rocket ship mission.

People in Hertfordshire and Essex will be able to see a partial eclipse of the Sun on June 10 – their last opportunity for 16 months.

Public consultation begins on plans for solar farm the size of around 200 football pitches on the outskirts of Bishop's Stortford.

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."