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Sawbridgeworth's town green plan to get royal treatment after survey

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

Deadline looms over Sawbridgeworth Town Council by-election

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

Road that Sir Rod patched up finally fixed by council

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

Parked again! Skaters frustrated over latest delay to new facility

The construction of a long-awaited new skate park which began in May is now unlikely to be finished until September.

Farewell to greengrocer Mick 'bedrock of the community'

Mick Conquest who ran Mike's greengrocers in Bell Street with wife Glenis died in July aged 82.

Sawbridgeworth community pay tribute after shock death of the ‘warmest soul’

Tributes and condolences have poured in for 63-year-old beautician Alison Frost after news broke of her death on Friday July 29.

Herts police officers get a wheel boost from their ebikes

PCSO Graham Warner found a vulnerable missing person in Hertford as he was able to easily navigate local tow paths and cover extensive ground.

Another independent down as David quits Sawbridgeworth Town Council

David has been a member of the town council for eight years and was among seven independent candidates elected in 2019.

Families fight on as St Elizabeth's care home again rated 'inadequate'

A report published by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) confirms St Elizabeth's Care Home with Nursing remains in special measures.

Little Louie's lemonade stall raises £100 for Ukrainian refugees

The 5-year-old heard about Ukrainian refugees at school so was up with the lark squeezing lemons for home-made lemonade to sell.

Grief Encounters: Support sessions for the bereaved in Bishop's Stortford

Isabel Hospice running sessions for anyone grieving the death of a loved one - and you don't need a connection with the hospice to attend.

Stortford MP's cost of living crisis surgery in Hertford

Julie Marson's team is checking whether the four constituents she met at food bank are receiving all the benefits to which they are entitled.

Shock as adult care home at St Elizabeth's to shut in four months

Trustees blame Covid and chronic staff shortage for 'heartbreaking' decision that affects 83 people with epilepsy and other complex conditions.

Rugby club to host another donation day for Isabel Hospice

Hospice hopes for repeat of 'urgent stock appeal' donation day last summer when more than 600 bags of pre-loved items were handed over.

Standon Calling Day 3 in pictures: From hip hop headliner to a giant Pimm's pot

A picture gallery from Saturday's day 3 of Standon Calling featuring band photos by Gerred Gilronan and festival field snaps by Andrea Thorpe.

Who let the toys out! Standon Calling festival-goers go all fancy

A people-focused picture gallery from the third day of the four-day boutique music festival on Bishop's Stortford's rural doorstep.

'Isla seeing her daddy so poorly and handling it not with fear but with love has made me the proudest mum'

Amy Gannon on her Bishop's Stortford family's story of navigating the emotional, physical and financial challenges of living with blood cancer.

Search and rescue specialists join hunt for missing Lewis

Lewis Saggers, 24, was last seen at Hadham Hall after going for a swim during the heatwave and has not been seen or heard from since.

Bletchley Park codebreaker marks 96th birthday with veterans club visit

Intelligence Corps veteran Patrick Field worked at the Allied code-breaking centre, where among his crucial tasks was deciphering Japanese messages.

Cafe owner rallies town over plan to scrap free parking

A raft of changes that see the removal of free 30-minute parking sessions and introduce new charges on Saturdays and Sundays.

Stortford Scout leaders to join world jamboree in South Korea

Mother and son Dawn and Jordan Carter and Calum King, whose dad Mike is also an adult volunteer with the town's Scouts, are heading east.

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Sawbridgeworth's town green plan to get royal treatment after survey

Deadline looms over Sawbridgeworth Town Council by-election

Deadline looms over Sawbridgeworth Town Council by-election

Road that Sir Rod patched up finally fixed by council

Road that Sir Rod patched up finally fixed by council

Parked again! Skaters frustrated over latest delay to new facility

Parked again! Skaters frustrated over latest delay to new facility

Farewell to greengrocer Mick 'bedrock of the community'

Farewell to greengrocer Mick 'bedrock of the community'

Sawbridgeworth community pay tribute after shock death of the ‘warmest soul’

Sawbridgeworth community pay tribute after shock death of the ‘warmest soul’

Herts police officers get a wheel boost from their ebikes

Herts police officers get a wheel boost from their ebikes

Another independent down as David quits Sawbridgeworth Town Council

Another independent down as David quits Sawbridgeworth Town Council

Families fight on as St Elizabeth's care home again rated 'inadequate'

Families fight on as St Elizabeth's care home again rated 'inadequate'

Little Louie's lemonade stall raises £100 for Ukrainian refugees

Little Louie's lemonade stall raises £100 for Ukrainian refugees

Grief Encounters: Support sessions for the bereaved in Bishop's Stortford

Grief Encounters: Support sessions for the bereaved in Bishop's Stortford

Stortford MP's cost of living crisis surgery in Hertford

Stortford MP's cost of living crisis surgery in Hertford

Shock as adult care home at St Elizabeth's to shut in four months

Shock as adult care home at St Elizabeth's to shut in four months

Rugby club to host another donation day for Isabel Hospice

Rugby club to host another donation day for Isabel Hospice

Standon Calling Day 3 in pictures: From hip hop headliner to a giant Pimm's pot

Standon Calling Day 3 in pictures: From hip hop headliner to a giant Pimm's pot

Who let the toys out! Standon Calling festival-goers go all fancy

Who let the toys out! Standon Calling festival-goers go all fancy

'Isla seeing her daddy so poorly and handling it not with fear but with love has made me the proudest mum'

'Isla seeing her daddy so poorly and handling it not with fear but with love has made me the proudest mum'

Search and rescue specialists join hunt for missing Lewis

Search and rescue specialists join hunt for missing Lewis

Bletchley Park codebreaker marks 96th birthday with veterans club visit

Bletchley Park codebreaker marks 96th birthday with veterans club visit

Cafe owner rallies town over plan to scrap free parking

Cafe owner rallies town over plan to scrap free parking

Stortford Scout leaders to join world jamboree in South Korea

Stortford Scout leaders to join world jamboree in South Korea

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