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Felsted's French, Latin and music candidates achieve 100% A*/A grades

Top performers included Felsted's head of school Kit Morley-Jacob, who achieved 4 A*s.

Celebrations as 80% of students gain places at their first choice of university.

In all, 123 Year 13 pupils took the alternative to A-levels and achieved an average point score of 36 compared to the global average of 32.

East Herts Council has approved the plans for three-storey premises at Ducketts Wharf on South Street.

Tom Johnston said: "Everyone in the community is immensely proud of these students who have borne the brunt of the impact of the Covid pandemic."

William Blakey and Alex Sawyer are both set to study physics at the University of Oxford.

Thomas White and William Worthy achieved clean sweep of four A*s – with the latter one of five now headed for Oxbridge universities.

The area will be named Jubilee Gardens after survey respondents favoured the royal theme with the Queen's Platinum Jubilee still fresh in minds.

Mr Royle resigned earlier this month as he felt his time would be better spent supporting the community groups to which he belongs.

Sheering Lower Road, which runs from the outskirts of Harlow to Sawbridgeworth, has now been resurfaced after rocker Rod stepped in.

Although upset about the death of his pet Liam Cardiff questioned why someone would risk a firework setting light to fields in drought conditions.

Two women and two girls went into the village’s Tesco Express, Cambridge Road, at 10pm on Thursday, July 28 and were racially abusive.

Two fire engines from Bishop's Stortford and one from Sawbridgeworth attended the blaze behind The Coach and Horses in Thorley Street.

"We want to be fully inclusive and representative of our Black communities."

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