Home Planning
East Herts Council set to approve planning application for extra homes at St Michael's Hurst
Residents of Nicholls Lodge sheltered housing are hoping to score a strike against Bishop's Stortford's new Ace of Lanes bowling alley.
An angry Bishop's Stortford resident is taking legal action to try to stop East Herts Council's construction of a multi-storey car park at Northgate End.
A masterplan for the 2m transformation of Sworders Field and Castle Gardens in Bishops Stortford has been revealed.
A shortlist of developers who have bid to build on Bishops Stortfords Old River Lane site is being drawn up.
Rye Street residents fear a serious accident will be caused by drivers ignoring the closure of the Bishop's Stortford road.
A Station Road fish and chip shop's plans were battered by Bishop's Stortford town councillors this week.
A planning application for 750 homes at Bishop's Stortford South has been submitted to East Herts Council by developer Countryside.
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.
Work will begin on Monday, October 8 to transform Bishop's Stortford's former Goods Yard site.
Fears of unfettered development in Bishops Stortford have been eased by the publication of the Government inspectors report into new homes across East Herts.
Developer Solum has welcomed the unanimous decision of East Herts Council's development management committee to approve its 586-home plan for the brownfield Goods Yard site in Bishop's Stortford.
Indie columnist Chas Gill says an online petition against the proposed 546-space car park at Northgate End is all well and good, but what about the silent majority?
Jill Goldsmith, a member of Bishop's Stortford Climate Group and an opponent of the plan to build a six-storey car park at Northgate End, writes on how the town's residents were under-represented at Wednesday evening's East Herts Council planning meeting..
The local party wants Secretary of State James Brokenshire to make a strategic decision on airport growth.
A landlady and her regulars are fighting to save one of Bishop's Stortford's last remaining traditional pubs.
Herts and Essex High School has sectioned off parts of its playing field at Beldams Lane ready for preliminary work on ambitious plans for a new sports complex which will also be used by members of the public.
Plans for a £30m relief road from Bishop's Stortford are idling at a red light after landowners won the right to have their claims against compulsory purchase orders heard at a public inquiry.
