Herts and Essex medics spearhead questioning campaign
MEDICAL staff and residents in Herts and Essex are spearheading a new national campaign called “It’s OK to ask”, aimed at empowering patients to ask their doctor about clinical research,and
Bishop's Stortford news
Blues' two-year exile in North is finally over
Published: Fri 17 May 2013
THE Blues’ two-year exile in Blue Square Bet North is finally over - the Observer can exclusively reveal
Union accuses Network Rail over death of Stortford student Katie Littlewood
Published: Fri 17 May 2013
A RAIL union which is campaigning for a Parliamentary inquiry into Network Rail's level crossing safety policy has blamed the taxpayer-funded firm for the death of Bishop’s Stortford schoolgirl Katie
Deadline approaches for East Herts community grants
Published: Thu 16 May 2013
TIME is running out for organisations to apply for community cash from East Herts District Council.
Rotarians stage Roman invasion to beat polio
Published: Fri 17 May 2013
A ROMAN invasion is coming to Bishop's Stortford and Dunmow this weekend.
Stortford railway station trader steps up fight as town councillors object to redevelopment plans
Published: Fri 17 May 2013
A TRADER facing eviction from Bishop’s Stortford railway station as part of redevelopment plans has stepped up her fight to keep the business – as town councillors object to the proposals.
Shoppers boost care at St Clare's
Published: Thu 16 May 2013
CARING customers have helped raise more than £54,000 for St Clare Hospice by signing up to the Government’s Gift Aid scheme, which allows charities to claim tax back on donations.
More Bishop's Stortford news
- Father's anguish as inquest hears how Stortford schoolgirl Katie Littlewood's train death was tragic accident
- BAFTA nominee educated in Stortford to direct Zac Efron and Amber Heard in new film
- Designs reveal first glimpse of biggest Stortford housing estate since Thorley Park
- Flat tyre to blame for Thaxted death smash
- Bishop's Stortford cat turns 21
- Stortford's talking newspaper goes digital
- Raising a brew in aid of St Clare's
- SLIDESHOW Royal visitor opens new £2.3m centre at St Elizabeth's
- Stortford's MP launches Love Your Market campaign
- Storford's new mayor aims to bring the feel-good factor
- Dogged determination generates £1,000 for hospice
- Community safety funding for East Herts announced
- Switch with a click as part of Herts County Council energy scheme
- Officers on patrol for Isabel Hospice's On Your Bike ride
- Development threat up for debate at Chantry Community Association AGM
- Stortford bankers brave mud for St Clare Hospice
- Front counter service may be withdrawn at Bishop's Stortford police station
- Sisters ready to Race for Life in memory of much-loved godfather
- Lottery cash for East Herts and Uttlesford for Citizens Advice Bureaux
- East Herts first time buyers urged to use council cash
- Car hit by object thrown from Bishop's Stortford bridge
- May fayre fun to boost St Clare Hospice
- Police warn 'don't be a twit and tweet about holidays'
- East's ambulance service confirms £17m investment in 999 vehicles
- Car tyres slashed in Stortford street
Business
Heiress Chantelle Pidgley is new face of Uttlesford fashion brand
Education
BBC broadcaster offers food for thought at Birchwood High School
- Union accuses Network Rail over death of Stortford student Katie Littlewood
- Sheering glass attacker must pay £2,400 after Harlow nightclub fight
- Stansted castle cockerel tops the pecking order as tallest chicken in the world
- Harlee can ride off with Wembley joy
- FA explain non-League shake-up as Stortford celebrate switch back South
- Blues' two-year exile in North is finally over
Today's Features
Music
Cantate choirs to perform in Standon
Interiors
Nature's leaf story
Stage and Comedy
Terry Alderton brings the voices in his head to Harlow
