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Labour’s timetable for local government carve-up set to put Herts councils under pressure

Labour’s timetable for local government carve-up set to put Herts councils under pressure

Labour’s timetable for local government carve-up set to put Herts councils under pressure

“The impact will be felt for generations to come and the timescales they have set present a significant demand on all councils in Hertfordshire.”


East Herts Council ponders best way to sell Northgate End flats and offices

East Herts Council ponders best way to sell Northgate End flats and offices

East Herts Council ponders best way to sell Northgate End flats and offices

The council is ready to sell off the 15 flats and commercial space as a job lot for a quick sale.


Thieves strike at Stortford recycling centre days after its reopening

Thieves strike at Stortford recycling centre days after its reopening

Thieves strike at Stortford recycling centre days after its reopening

Waste tip at Woodside industrial estate underwent three-month refurb – and days after its reopening, thieves broke in and took a metal container.


All aboard for Mother’s Day and Easter at Audley End Miniature Railway

All aboard for Mother’s Day and Easter at Audley End Miniature Railway

All aboard for Mother’s Day and Easter at Audley End Miniature Railway

Mums and grandmothers go free at the attraction opposite Audley End House and Gardens, near Saffron Walden, on Mother’s Day weekend.


Motorcycle vandals target sports ground pitches

Motorcycle vandals target sports ground pitches

Motorcycle vandals target sports ground pitches

The vandals left tyre tracks across pitches at Bishop’s Stortford Sports Trust, Cricketfield Lane, on Wednesday at around 9pm.


Grants victory for cricket club and schools police scheme

Grants victory for cricket club and schools police scheme

Grants victory for cricket club and schools police scheme

Sawbridgeworth Cricket Club received £500 towards fixing its roller and buying a new mower and the mini police scheme warranted a £500 grant.


Councils urged to ease increased cost of swimming lessons after pool closure

Councils urged to ease increased cost of swimming lessons after pool closure

Councils urged to ease increased cost of swimming lessons after pool closure

East Herts Council has been accused by Sawbridgeworth Conservatives of a dereliction of duty and they blame MP Josh Dean for misleading the community.


Tory peer, think tank director, Labour MP and broadcaster all on Any Questions? panel

Tory peer, think tank director, Labour MP and broadcaster all on Any Questions? panel

Tory peer, think tank director, Labour MP and broadcaster all on Any Questions? panel

The panel has been revealed for BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions? at The Bishop’s Stortford High School this evening (Friday February 7)


Uttlesford the safest district in Essex for kitchen fires

Uttlesford the safest district in Essex for kitchen fires

Uttlesford the safest district in Essex for kitchen fires

The district had the fewest kitchen fires in Essex in 2024 with 12 incidents – an average of one a month – compared to 61 in Southend-on-Sea.


Blood cancer charity launches Valentine’s ‘perfect match’ campaign

Blood cancer charity launches Valentine’s ‘perfect match’ campaign

Blood cancer charity launches Valentine’s ‘perfect match’ campaign

Volunteers from the DKMS Herts & Essex hub will be in Jackson Square on Saturday (Feb 8) to sign up stem cell donors and raise awareness


Police issue warning to dog owners over livestock worrying

Police issue warning to dog owners over livestock worrying

Police issue warning to dog owners over livestock worrying

Dog owners could face criminal charges for allowing their pets to chase sheep or cattle, say Hertfordshire police


Indies Community Awards photo special: Winners, sponsors and guests enjoy big night

Indies Community Awards photo special: Winners, sponsors and guests enjoy big night

Indies Community Awards photo special: Winners, sponsors and guests enjoy big night

Photographer Gerred Gilronan captures special moments from the sixth annual Indies Community Awards at Bishop’s Stortford rugby club.


Father and son among Reform UK county council candidates in Stortford

Father and son among Reform UK county council candidates in Stortford

Father and son among Reform UK county council candidates in Stortford

Reform UK has picked Mike Casey, Jonathan and Harrison Grose and John Burmicz to stand for Herts County Council in Stortford and Sawbridgeworth.


Herts police ‘spend 1,000 hours a month waiting to hand patients to NHS’

Herts police ‘spend 1,000 hours a month waiting to hand patients to NHS’

Herts police ‘spend 1,000 hours a month waiting to hand patients to NHS’

Police and crime commissioner Jonathan Ash-Edwards revealed the impact on the police service at a meeting of the Hertfordshire Growth Board.


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