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East Herts Council has approved the plans for three-storey premises at Ducketts Wharf on South Street.
After a detailed review of spatial needs and operational requirements, a new improved scheme has been designed by Pardon Chambers Architects.
Barney Estates and Auctioneers has set a guide price of £40,000 for each 0.3-acre (1,214 sq m) plot of the Thorley Lane East wood.
Two of 12 0.3-acre (1,214 sq m) plots are set to go under the hammer with a guide price from Barney Estates and Auctioneers of £40,000 each.
The parish council has driven a strategy, setting out how it believes the village should develop to 2033.
The project will unite Sworder's Field and Castle Gardens through a raft of leisure improvements and environmental upgrades.
Ultimately, the document will be used by planning officers and developers in the preparation and assessment of applications for new development.
Bellway North London hopes to be able to welcome the first residents into their new homes at St James' Park in early 2023.
Award-winning Economics in Ten podcaster Gavin Simpson, who was born and brought up in Stortford, delves into the housing development issue...
As third phase of 96 properties nears completion, the housebuilder has begun work on the fourth phase of 41 new homes.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced the six short-listed sites are Birmingham, Crewe, Derby, Doncaster, Newcastle and York.
Events to take place in the week that new restrictions for motorists around the railway station come into force as developer proposes changes.
New restrictions for motorists around Bishop's Stortford railway station come into force from Monday May 2.
The scheme is set to include an arts centre with a public square as part of a mixed development of 150 new homes, shops and other commercial spaces.
East Herts Council wants to remove free 30-minute parking slots and introduce charges on Sundays, evenings and bank holidays at 1,729 spaces.
East Herts Council’s Conservative executive rubber-stamped the 76-page Old River Lane draft Supplementary Planning Document.
The area will be named Jubilee Gardens after survey respondents favoured the royal theme with the Queen's Platinum Jubilee still fresh in minds.
The construction of a long-awaited new skate park which began in May is now unlikely to be finished until September.
A raft of changes that see the removal of free 30-minute parking sessions and introduce new charges on Saturdays and Sundays.