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Visit East of England chief Pete Waters accuses council of risking thousands of jobs by delaying final approval for Stansted Airport expansion
The Methodist Church wants to reconfigure its entrance while the United Reformed Church proposes a new piazza.
Chief executive James Parker talked councillors through the options - and their pitfalls.
By 2031, it is estimated there will be up to 175,000 more people living in Hertfordshire - taking the population to 1.35m.
'Aviation is a global business, which is why the Government and industry are focused on reaching international agreements instead of local quotas'
Two local artists are in competition to create a permanent installation for the estate of up to 489 homes
A High Court hearing has been scheduled for October after Yew Tree Place neighbour Clive Risby launched his second legal action
A120 bypass will be shut for much of Saturday – at the same time as the Rye Street closure is ongoing
Deborah Walters, who will head the primary in the eastern sector of the 2,500-home development, has spent her entire teaching career in Redbridge
Town council has first instalment of £2.4m from sale of former allotments to Herts County Council for new primary school for Bishop’s Stortford North
Indie GreenWatch correspondent Louise Tennekoon says that East Herts' approach to the Goods Yard development has implications far beyond the site
'All we see is a dark rusty brown cliff face of a structure that looks like a derelict factory, adding to the dismal entrance area of the complex'
DOUGH&co boss, who once worked at The Thatchers in Hatfield Heath, prepares to open his third eatery as part of plans to launch 50 in the next 5 years
Louise Tennekoon, who writes the GreenWatch column for the Indie, has been looking into just how green the Goods Yard development is
The finance and policy committee has recommended that the agreement should be renewed next year and the centre’s annual £255k grant should continue.
Chairwoman Karen Burton spoke out after reviewing a new report from parliament’s housing, communities and local government committee.
The provision at St Joseph's Catholic Primary will be a stopgap measure while a new two-storey school and facilities for up to 420 pupils are built
Clifford Roberts' application for change of use permission next to his home in Mathams Drive has been refused
New administration was given chance to pull back after it was noted the party was critical of the draft formulated by its Conservative predecessor.
Members of the environment and public amenities committee are to look again at the £105,000 scheme for Sworder's Field
