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Last year, nearly 98% of children in Hertfordshire were allocated one of their four ranked primary, junior or middle schools.
Joscelyn Sequeria, from Harlow, works in the Williams Day Unit and has cared for patients through “extremely difficult times”.
Howard Phillips, 66, was arrested after a series of interactions with undercover counter terrorism officers, whom he believed were Russian agents.
Around 200 runners, joggers and walkers gathered at 1am - when no flights were scheduled - to take on the 5km (3.1-mile) challenge.
New columnist Charli Downes, a lifelong resident of Stortford, over-analyses local life with reviews, opinions and thoughts she can’t keep to herself.
Opponents fear City & Country’s proposals could merge Stansted Mountfitchet and Birchanger with Bishop’s Stortford.
Reform UK trailed in last when residents of Saffron Walden’s Shire ward went to the polls to elect a new town councillor.
Graeme Smith, a member of the Friends of Water Lane Hall, makes the case for Bishop’s Stortford to throw its hat into the ring in £3.5m new contest.
A parade including representatives from the Scouts and Guides groups and emergency service members will gather at Bell Street car park at 2.50pm
For the second time in five years, a brick pillar in the covered walkway of Thorley Neighbourhood Centre has been flattened by a car.
Bishop’s Stortford and Harlow neighbourhood policing teams join forces in operation to disrupt cross-border criminality.
Police are appealing for information about a white Ford Transit van, and speeding checks have been carried out in response to villagers’ concerns.
