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Strike called off at StanstedBy Sandra Perry A SECOND strike by 33 workers at Stansted Airport who scan luggage going into the holds of aircraft has been called off for tomorrow.(27/08/2008) 
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£6.75m leisure contract awardedBy Web Reporter A £6.75m deal has been struck with a new company to run the pools and gyms in Bishop's Stortford and Sawbridgeworth for the next 10 years.(27/08/2008)
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Pupils celebrate GCSE successBy Sandra Perry EXAM fever hit the Observer area for the second week running - this time GCSE students are celebrating.
(22/08/2008)
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Accident on Bishop's Stortford bypassBy Eleanor ScotchbrookA SECTION of the Bishop's Stortford bypass was temporarily closed this morning, Thursday August 21, after a yellow digger came off the back of a trailer.(27/08/2008)
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Stansted strikes called off by unionBy Web Reporter FEARS of bank holiday weekend airport chaos have eased after a trade union announced it was suspending a series of planned strikes at Stansted.
(21/08/2008)
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Stansted expansion in doubt after competition reportBy Web Reporter EXPANSION of Stansted was thrown into doubt today (Wednesday August 20) after the Competition Commission said that owner BAA may have to sell three of its
(20/08/2008)
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Accident on Bishop's Stortford bypassBy Eleanor ScotchbrookA SECTION of the Bishop's Stortford bypass was temporarily closed this morning, Thursday August 21, after a yellow digger came off the back of a trailer.(27/08/2008)
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CAB backs under-threat post officeBy Sandra Perry BISHOP'S Stortford Citizens Advice Service has waded into the fight to save Havers Lane post office.(19/08/2008)
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Alert over stolen amplifiersBy Daniel Phillips MUSICIANS in Herts are being asked to be on the lookout for stolen equipment after burglars raided a warehouse in the county.
(27/08/2008)
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Petition to save post officeBy James BurtonTHE Observer has launched a campaign to save a Bishop's Stortford community's popular post office from the axe.
(20/08/2008)
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VIDEO NEWS
Pupils' joy at A-level resultsBy Web Reporter A-LEVEL results in the Observer area are running at a record high this morning as the schools began releasing their pupils' successes.
(18/08/2008)
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History on your doorstep is free!By Eleanor Scotchbrook BISHOP'S Stortford residents are being urged to discover a hidden gem in their town - and from Friday (August 1), it won't cost a penny.
(31/07/2008)
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Families go wild at Hatfield ForestBy James BurtonMORE than 30 hardy Observer area residents braved torrential rain to take part in a family survival skills day at Hatfield Forest.
(07/08/2008)
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