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Safety campaigner fears injury before council acts at Dunmow Road

Safety campaigner fears injury before council acts at Dunmow Road

Janet Edwards led the call by householders for a traffic island close to the Spar to help walkers navigate the main artery into the town centre.

Birchwood head says it's business as usual despite travellers on school's sports field

Birchwood head says it's business as usual despite travellers on school's sports field

Birchwood head says it's business as usual despite travellers on school's sports field

Police serve eviction notice on travellers who drove their caravans and motor homes onto playing field on Easter Monday afternoon

Travellers move onto Bishop's Stortford school playing field

Travellers move onto Bishop's Stortford school playing field

Travellers move onto Bishop's Stortford school playing field

There are four caravans on the two grass pitches off Dunmow Road which are part of Birchwood High School's campus

CPRE call on Herts election candidates to protect the Green Belt

CPRE call on Herts election candidates to protect the Green Belt

CPRE call on Herts election candidates to protect the Green Belt

CPRE calls on all parties to commit to better policies that support thriving and empowered communities,

Spring forward with a trip to Hatfield Forest

Spring forward with a trip to Hatfield Forest

Spring forward with a trip to Hatfield Forest

Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hatfield-forest for more details.

Port Jackson pub backs campaign to stop abuse of ambulance staff

Port Jackson pub backs campaign to stop abuse of ambulance staff

Port Jackson pub backs campaign to stop abuse of ambulance staff

The East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EEAST) initiative - Don't Choose to Abuse - highlights the aggression faced by crews.

Police boss David Lloyd targets rural crime

Police boss David Lloyd targets rural crime

Police boss David Lloyd targets rural crime

The results of the consultation will be used to formulate an updated Community Safety and Criminal Justice Plan later this year.

Once more into the breech for Stortford hypnobirthing mum Georgia

Once more into the breech for Stortford hypnobirthing mum Georgia

Once more into the breech for Stortford hypnobirthing mum Georgia

Georgia Mathieu says: “I really enjoyed my births and feel very passionate about the skills learnt on my relaxation courses.”

MP Mark Prisk highlights fight against bowel cancer

MP Mark Prisk highlights fight against bowel cancer

MP Mark Prisk highlights fight against bowel cancer

Somebody is diagnosed with bowel cancer in the UK every 15 minutes and 16,000 people a year die of it, even though it is curable

Fireman Simon from Stortford orchestrates chocolate cheer for thousands of children

Fireman Simon from Stortford orchestrates chocolate cheer for thousands of children

Fireman Simon from Stortford orchestrates chocolate cheer for thousands of children

In six years Stansted Airport firefighter Simon Phillips has collected 7,000 Easter eggs for youngsters unable to be at home or facing hardship

Aspergillosis sufferer highlights deadly danger lurking in your garden

Aspergillosis sufferer highlights deadly danger lurking in your garden

Aspergillosis sufferer highlights deadly danger lurking in your garden

Aspergillus has evolved drug-resistant strains and is linked with up to 400,000 UK asthma cases a year and 3,600 lung infections.

Madelaine hits the high notes to take Rotary's regional young musician title

Madelaine hits the high notes to take Rotary's regional young musician title

Madelaine hits the high notes to take Rotary's regional young musician title

The 18-year-old is now looking forward to a final round on the national stage in Chelmsford on May 4.

Sowing seeds with love over six decades

Sowing seeds with love over six decades

Sowing seeds with love over six decades

A blooming lovely bunch of floral fanatics from the Herts & Essex Boundary Flower Club are celebrating their diamond anniversary this spring.

Villagers' shock as travellers start to build road in Little Hadham field

Villagers' shock as travellers start to build road in Little Hadham field

Villagers' shock as travellers start to build road in Little Hadham field

Police and East Herts Council officers have visited the site off Chapel Lane

Massage of the Month: Downtime on the menu for community cafe owner

Massage of the Month: Downtime on the menu for community cafe owner

Massage of the Month: Downtime on the menu for community cafe owner

Sid Perry, who works 70 hours a week at her Wiggly Willow community café, enjoyed some well-earned R&R as the Indie's Massage of the Month winner

Blood transfusion first for air ambulance crew at crash

Blood transfusion first for air ambulance crew at crash

Blood transfusion first for air ambulance crew at crash

Patients were previously given a saline solution, which doesn't carry oxygen or help with clotting.

Rare coin found in Ugley represents intriguing link with Stortford's Saxon buried royalty

Rare coin found in Ugley represents intriguing link with Stortford's Saxon buried royalty

Rare coin found in Ugley represents intriguing link with Stortford's Saxon buried royalty

The silver penny of Harold II, rumoured to be buried in St Michael's Church in Windhill, is rare because he ruled for less than a year.

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