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Village rejoices as inspector rejects estate of 168 homes

Village rejoices as inspector rejects estate of 168 homes

The Save Stansted Village campaign saw off Bloor Homes' attempt to develop farmland alongside a protected country lane.

Fourth bid to build house at end of Thorley Park cul de sac

Fourth bid to build house at end of Thorley Park cul de sac

Fourth bid to build house at end of Thorley Park cul de sac

For the past four years, neighbours in Ashdale have fought repeated efforts to develop part of a garden.

People power prompts rethink on 24/7 Stortford South logistics centre

People power prompts rethink on 24/7 Stortford South logistics centre

People power prompts rethink on 24/7 Stortford South logistics centre

Developer withdraws plan for distribution centre at St James’ Park to “use feedback from the local community for a new application”.

Jackson Square revises TK Maxx plans to save Bridge Street entrance

Jackson Square revises TK Maxx plans to save Bridge Street entrance

Jackson Square revises TK Maxx plans to save Bridge Street entrance

Owner Legal & General has "made significant changes to reflect community concerns" by proposing steps and ramp for pedestrians.

East Herts leader to head forum for 100,000 new homes in county

East Herts leader to head forum for 100,000 new homes in county

East Herts leader to head forum for 100,000 new homes in county

District council leader Linda Haysey appointed chairwoman of newly-formed Hertfordshire Infrastructure and Development Board.

Praise for church's plans to replace hall due for demolition

Praise for church's plans to replace hall due for demolition

Praise for church's plans to replace hall due for demolition

The United Reformed Church in Water Lane is asking East Herts Council for permission to extend its main building to create new community space.

Councillor calls for life science park in place of 24/7 distribution centre

Councillor calls for life science park in place of 24/7 distribution centre

Councillor calls for life science park in place of 24/7 distribution centre

Graham McAndrew says St James' Park is perfect opportunity to tap into skill base of local community and draw on talents of Stortford schools.

BS North and BS South

People power prompts rethink on 24/7 Stortford South logistics centre

People power prompts rethink on 24/7 Stortford South logistics centre

People power prompts rethink on 24/7 Stortford South logistics centre

Developer withdraws plan for distribution centre at St James’ Park to “use feedback from the local community for a new application”.

Councillor calls for life science park in place of 24/7 distribution centre

Councillor calls for life science park in place of 24/7 distribution centre

Councillor calls for life science park in place of 24/7 distribution centre

Graham McAndrew says St James' Park is perfect opportunity to tap into skill base of local community and draw on talents of Stortford schools.

Town council's qualified welcome for planned Stansted Road Lidl store

Town council's qualified welcome for planned Stansted Road Lidl store

Town council's qualified welcome for planned Stansted Road Lidl store

Proposed supermarket for new Stortford North estates 'a necessity' and could alleviate some of the Hockerill congestion caused by Aldi.
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GOODS YARD

Ramping up the fight to save crucial access to railway station

Ramping up the fight to save crucial access to railway station

Ramping up the fight to save crucial access to railway station

Ramp from Station Road to station forecourt set to make way for offices as part of planning permission for Goodsyard development.

Comeback-us: New VIP look for Stortford nightclub Bacchus

Comeback-us: New VIP look for Stortford nightclub Bacchus

Comeback-us: New VIP look for Stortford nightclub Bacchus

Director Lara Fraser: "We've upped our game and made Bacchus a destination nightclub, implementing a formal dress code and hiring a whole new team."

First residents set to move into Stortford's Goodsyard in early 2022

First residents set to move into Stortford's Goodsyard in early 2022

First residents set to move into Stortford's Goodsyard in early 2022

First show home at railway station development – one of 149 one-, two- and three-bedroom flats from £265,000 – to open September 25.

Firm building Stortford homes backs town's rape victim support charity

Firm building Stortford homes backs town's rape victim support charity

Firm building Stortford homes backs town's rape victim support charity

Bellway, which is building 319 flats by the railway station and will construct 219 homes at St James' Park, donates £500 to Red Kite.
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Old River Lane

Praise for church's plans to replace hall due for demolition

Praise for church's plans to replace hall due for demolition

Praise for church's plans to replace hall due for demolition

The United Reformed Church in Water Lane is asking East Herts Council for permission to extend its main building to create new community space.

'You don’t have to knock it down to have a knockout development'

'You don’t have to knock it down to have a knockout development'

'You don’t have to knock it down to have a knockout development'

Urban planner and designer Yvonne Estop-Wood, of the Old River Lane Working Group, makes the case for keeping Charringtons House.

Northgate End multi-storey car park lighting set for go-ahead

Northgate End multi-storey car park lighting set for go-ahead

Northgate End multi-storey car park lighting set for go-ahead

East Herts councillors are being recommended to approve plans for four 5.75m (18ft 10in) high columns on the open-air top floor.
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Other

Workers pipe up over HGV havoc at Sawbo housing development

Workers pipe up over HGV havoc at Sawbo housing development

Workers pipe up over HGV havoc at Sawbo housing development

Councillor Eric Buckmaster reported last week that lorries were ignoring road closure signs in West Road.

Lorry drivers ignoring Sawbridgeworth road closure signs causing HGV havoc

Lorry drivers ignoring Sawbridgeworth road closure signs causing HGV havoc

Lorry drivers ignoring Sawbridgeworth road closure signs causing HGV havoc

The West Road woes have been described by town, district and county councillor Eric Buckmaster as “beyond the pale”.

Residents polled on Birchwood sports complex and Lidl plans

Residents polled on Birchwood sports complex and Lidl plans

Residents polled on Birchwood sports complex and Lidl plans

Parsonage Residents Association (PRA) sent out a survey asking people their views on the school's Pearse House sports and leisure scheme.

Old Bell's plan for garden chimes with mayor – but not with everyone

Old Bell's plan for garden chimes with mayor – but not with everyone

Old Bell's plan for garden chimes with mayor – but not with everyone

The Sawbridgeworth pub has applied to East Herts Council to make a temporary canopy permanent and to install three lights.
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