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Tthe local authority spent the annualised equivalent of £382.7m on payroll costs in the third quarter.
Cllr Carl Brittain said: “We may be faced with making what now appear to be unpalatable decisions, not out of choice but out of necessity.”
The Boeing 737, with 178 people on board, was making an approach on a scheduled flight from Szczecin in Poland when the incident happened in 2024.
The programme will create 820 en-suite bedrooms for working-age adults with care and support needs.
Harlow Labour MP Chris Vince secured a Westminster Hall debate about educational opportunities for youngsters with family responsibilities.
Contractor ISG went bust before completing projects at The Bishop’s Stortford High School and Avanti Grange.
East Herts Council is appealing for volunteers to help run the district’s Energy Hubs.
There were 1,028 children and young people, including 150 separated migrant children, in the care of the local authority at the end of December.
Ex-aircraft engineer Doug Cambourne, an aviation fan, was unable to walk after a stroke but longed to return to the Imperial War Museum.
Bishop’s Stortford High School student Fin Macfie, 16, cycled the equivalent distance from Land’s End to John o’ Groats in aid of Head for Change.
The event was a chance for landowners to discuss issues and concerns and find out about Hertfordshire Constabulary’s work to tackle rural crime.
PCSO Clare Andrews said: “The message is clear - shoplifting is not acceptable and we will keep making arrests and bringing people before the courts.”
The trio are among 17 recruits - 10 men and seven women - who have completed their initial training with Hertfordshire Constabulary.
Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Ash-Edwards has approved funding to pilot a property marking project.
