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5 suggestions in the Stortford area to treat your mum this Mother's Day

5 suggestions in the Stortford area to treat your mum this Mother's Day

Looking for lovely things to do or that gorgeous gift for your mum this Mother's Day? Then look no further...

Christmas shopping discounts for Blue Light workers

Christmas shopping discounts for Blue Light workers

Christmas shopping discounts for Blue Light workers

Two of the UK's biggest supermarkets are offering festive discounts to emergency workers to say thank you for their work in keeping communities safe.

Be more hygge this winter to enjoy a very happy festive season

Be more hygge this winter to enjoy a very happy festive season

Be more hygge this winter to enjoy a very happy festive season

Folies of Stansted's Sally Lewis lets Indie readers in on her best secrets for embracing the Danish concept of cosiness and conviviality this winter

Get your home nice and cosy as the autumnal nights draw in

Get your home nice and cosy as the autumnal nights draw in

Get your home nice and cosy as the autumnal nights draw in

Folies of Stansted's Sally Lewis gives her top tips for creating a sanctuary to unwind in this autumn

The family-run grocery delivery business that's ticking all of the right boxes

The family-run grocery delivery business that's ticking all of the right boxes

The family-run grocery delivery business that's ticking all of the right boxes

The couple behind Stortford floristry business Frederick's of London hope new venture Frederick's Farm Boxes will blossom.

The preloved children's clothes business inspired by matters of the heart

The preloved children's clothes business inspired by matters of the heart

The preloved children's clothes business inspired by matters of the heart

Former Indie business writer Eleanor Kent has come up with a fashion format for kids based on sustainability and social media.

'I went shopping looking like I was about to brave a snowstorm during a penalty shootout'

'I went shopping looking like I was about to brave a snowstorm during a penalty shootout'

'I went shopping looking like I was about to brave a snowstorm during a penalty shootout'

Cate Wilson dons goalkeeper gloves and a woolly face muffler for a food shopping expedition having forgotten to book that all-important delivery slot

Rosey Lea to serve up its first ever Christmas shopping event

Rosey Lea to serve up its first ever Christmas shopping event

Rosey Lea to serve up its first ever Christmas shopping event

There will be plenty of opportunity to eat, drink and be merry when the café and tea room at Wickham Hall plays host to about 15 local businesses.

Goody bags and free samples for first Hotel Chocolat customers

Goody bags and free samples for first Hotel Chocolat customers

Goody bags and free samples for first Hotel Chocolat customers

The British chocolatier and cocoa grower is opening in Bishop's Stortford this week.

Exciting vision of more shops and restaurants in Stortford town centre

Exciting vision of more shops and restaurants in Stortford town centre

Exciting vision of more shops and restaurants in Stortford town centre

Chas Gill continues his look at the Town Centre Planning Framework, dealing with what Stortford needs to offer to compete with nearby towns.

Vintage fashion shop brings new life to high street in Sawbridgeworth

Vintage fashion shop brings new life to high street in Sawbridgeworth

Vintage fashion shop brings new life to high street in Sawbridgeworth

Jo West quit her job in a Bishop's Stortford charity shop to open Bell Street Vintage, a bijou store selling pre-loved clothes

Donate to a good cause and help save the planet

Donate to a good cause and help save the planet

Donate to a good cause and help save the planet

Ella Nicholls, a Herts and Essex High School student, writes about a simple change we can all implement to help reduce our carbon footprint

My 5-point beginners' guide to cutting plastic – and your shopping bills

My 5-point beginners' guide to cutting plastic – and your shopping bills

My 5-point beginners' guide to cutting plastic – and your shopping bills

The Indie's GreenWatch correspondent, Louise Tennekoon, writes about the global environment from a local perspective

Alex celebrates Epiphany's first anniversary in Bishop's Stortford

Alex celebrates Epiphany's first anniversary in Bishop's Stortford

Alex celebrates Epiphany's first anniversary in Bishop's Stortford

A boutique owner is preparing to celebrate the first birthday of her Bishop's Stortford business.

Eat 17: The former Birchwood boy bringing Borough Market under a roof to Stortford

Eat 17: The former Birchwood boy bringing Borough Market under a roof to Stortford

Eat 17: The former Birchwood boy bringing Borough Market under a roof to Stortford

An award-winning London food and drink venture is to open a branch in Bishop's Stortford next Thursday (November 9), creating what one of the brains behind the business calls"Borough Market under a roofin the town centre.

Stortford mums set up fashion swap shop at town boutique

Stortford mums set up fashion swap shop at town boutique

Stortford mums set up fashion swap shop at town boutique

Two Bishop's Stortford mothers hosted a fashion pop-up event at a town boutique.

B&M Retail denies new store opening in Stortford

B&M Retail denies new store opening in Stortford

B&M Retail denies new store opening in Stortford

B&M Retail has damped down speculation that it will soon be opening a store in Bishop's Stortford.

Stortford garage reopens as Little Waitrose at Shell shop

Stortford garage reopens as Little Waitrose at Shell shop

Stortford garage reopens as Little Waitrose at Shell shop

London Road's petrol garage in Bishop's Stortford will re-open its doors tomorrow (Friday) as a Little Waitrose at Shell shop.

Will trading in Stortford be a close shave for Mr Barbers?

Will trading in Stortford be a close shave for Mr Barbers?

Will trading in Stortford be a close shave for Mr Barbers?

Bishop's Stortford Independent's man on the street David James ponders the ever-increasing demand for male grooming after Mr Barbers set up shop in North Street with the help of a grant from East Herts Council in the form of a £10,000 business rates discount.

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