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LEARN MOREPolitical pundit, author, former Tory MP and Bishop's Stortford resident Nick de Bois makes an impassioned defence of the House of Commons.
Nearly 12,000 homes and businesses in Bishop's Stortford and 1,200 in Hatfield Broad Oak and Rodings will be able to upgrade to full-fibre broadband.
M11 from Bishop's Stortford to Saffron Walden and A120 from Stansted Airport to Braintree to benefit from maintenance and improvement work.
The Herts Against Hate collaborative, including the constabulary, county council and partners, has launched a free teaching unit for schools.
Mark Maier was less than four minutes into his act at Great Dunmow Comedy Club when an audience member made a comment about his nose.
Landscape archaeologist Simon Coxall was guest speaker at annual meeting in Manuden of the Recorders of Uttlesford History.
Work involving essential repairs and resurfacing of the north and south bridges at Birchanger Green junction 8 will take place over six weekends.
Nine bells from St Michael's have been taken to Oxfordshire for work by the oldest, continuously trading bell-hanging company in the UK.
Works include installing air source heat pumps at nine sites and solar panels at 92 sites so council can generate its own clean, renewable energy.
As part of their efforts to earn a charities badge, girls from the 7th Stortford pack planned and hosted market stall evening for families to attend.
Over 250 people flocked to Birchwood High School on Sunday for family activities, food and a football match all organised by police.
East Herts Council has introduced the seating in Castle, Southern Country and Pishiobury parks for people to sit and talk to aid their mental health.
Besides the new junction 7a, the project saw the widening of B183 Gilden Way/Sheering Road and installation of a new link road.
Closure of Causeway and Charringtons House car parks is condition of planning permission for Northgate End multi-storey that opens June 13.