Technology

Good Friday is predicted to be the busiest for departures and arrivals, with almost 90,000 passengers.

Broadband fees are shooting up for millions of customers in April, but how much extra will you pay and is it possible to avoid the new charges?

Loud sirens will be triggered on mobiles in April in a test of the UK's new emergency alerts system, but how will it work and can you switch off?

The proposals are for land on the Bishop's Gate estate off the B1004 Great Hadham Road.

Alerts for incidents like severe flood, fire or terror attack, which trigger loud sirens on mobiles and tablets, expected to be tested across UK soon.

The latest application is for land east of London Road to replace rooftop equipment at The Bishop’s Stortford High School.

County council to press on with cameras to monitor Adderley Road/The Causeway box junction but heeds concerns over Jackson Square car park exit.

The team at the Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust was short-listed for two titles at the Health Tech Newspaper Now Awards.

100ml liquid restriction to be lifted and passengers to be able to pass through security without removing toiletries, laptops and tablets from bags.

Train operator Greater Anglia has installed an artificial intelligence help point at Stansted Mountfitchet railway station.

Teams from seven secondaries in Stortford and Sawbridgeworth had to design a coin sorter in Rotary's Youth Technology Competition.

Installing full-fibre broadband in Hatfield Heath village hall "will help the space become even more of a learning and friendship hub".

Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan writes as part of Journalism Matters, the media industry's annual week-long campaign to champion journalism.

The messaging platform has gone down for users on a day when it's likely to be in high usage by Conservative MPs ahead of a Cabinet reshuffle.

Mitre Racing team on the grid for F1 in Schools STEM Challenge national final at Autosport International show at NEC after winning regional final.

Students from Saffron Walden County High School were the first to try out the new interactive experiences in the aviation classroom.

Internet service provider Gigaclear begins work to connect 400 homes and businesses in East Herts village to ultra-fast broadband.

The development will be built on land already owned by MAG, immediately to the east of the airport at High House Farm, Takeley.

Telecoms company H3G (Three) has submitted a planning application to East Herts Council, justifying its scheme.

The Cobus 2700 vehicle can run for up to eight hours a day carrying a maximum of 88 standing passengers.