Home Planning
CPRE calls on all parties to commit to better policies that support thriving and empowered communities,
Police and East Herts Council officers have visited the site off Chapel Lane
J Day & Son, one of Bishop’s Stortford’s oldest businesses, next year marks its 200th anniversary
SSE chairman: "Uttlesford District Council appears intent on rushing through this shabby and defective deal before next month's local elections"
Residents have told East Herts Council that conversion of the three-storey former solicitors’ base will increase congestion on London Road
The scheme to build two detached four-bedroom houses at Winchester Close has been withdrawn
The Harlow North extension was shortlisted early last year after being nominated by the authority for the Housing Infrastructure Fund (HIF).
Margherita Caporale found a primary place for her youngest via social media and secured secondary spots for her two other kids under her own steam
Developers' planning application makes it clear the move to add 111 two- and three-bed homes to first phase will not alter final total of 2,200
Hertfordshire as a whole must accommodate up to 100,000 new homes by 2031 against a £4.6 billion black hole in the infrastructure budget.
East Herts Council has appointed a dedicated officer to investigate money generated by Section 106 planning agreements.
The £200m Goods Yard scheme will provide over 500 new homes, two multi-storey car parks, a station square, hotel, shops, offices and care home
A timetable for transformation has been set by Solum as work begins to turn Bishop's Stortford's derelict Goods Yard site into a £200m complex of almost 600 homes plus car parks, shops, offices and a hotel.
Chairwoman Karen Burton spoke out after reviewing a new report from parliament’s housing, communities and local government committee.
Cllr Linda Haysey said: “We are now ready to appoint a developer to bring our vision for Old River Lane in Bishop’s Stortford to life."
Richard Cassidy will take the helm later this year – at a date yet to be confirmed – following the departure of Liz Watts
Countryside Properties is building up to 489 homes at St Michael's Hurst as part of the Bishop's Stortford North development
The management has asked East Herts Council for permission to sell alcohol for an extra two hours on Friday and Saturday nights
Spokesman David Jacobs said members believed district council decisions have “reached new heights of absurdity”.
Uttlesford says schools, medical and leisure facilities, transport links and shops will be created alongside the construction of new homes
