On-call firefighter Dave Devoil volunteered with colleague John Lawrence to drive ambulances during the coronavirus crisis.
The poem is from the viewpoint of a grandfather answering the question from his grandson: “What did you do in the lockdown?”
Bishop's Stortford Golf Club member Will Baxter has made more than 30 attempts to get a two on the Dunmow Road course's first short hole
Youngsters urged to take part in ‘Bridging The Gap’ activity pack based on Sawbridgeworth.
The Reedings Junior School pupil vowed to donate her hair to The Little Princess Trust, which uses it to create wigs for children with cancer.
The gang racially abused the family victims before assaulting two of them with baseball bats and taking off their shoes and jackets.
The Parsonage Lane park closed for refurb before lockdown and reopened with new features including sandpit, trampoline and tyre swing.
Friends and colleagues at Price Bailey wanted to derive something positive from Georgia Hutchins' tragic death and set up a fund in her name.
Yellow lines have been painted in The Four Acres, Meadow Way and Ash Groves, banning parking from 10am to 11am, in a bid to deter train commuters.
“Even when the gas boiler broke down, I just reached for a piece of paper and wrote a note to my husband to call British Gas.”
Sawbridgeworth author and former Leventhorpe School student Charlie Mills earning rave reviews for his children's book It's Cool To Be Me
Paul Richmond alerted Dwayne Johnson to some of his band's songs on YouTube and the Jumanji star checked them out.
Sawbridgeworth mayor Annelise Furnace asked people to create a dish and get friends and family to rate it out of 10.
Publicans in Bishop's Stortford and Sawbridgeworth will be bringing in stringent restrictions when they reopen on Saturday (July 4).
Sustainable Sawbridgeworth was launched with Gravelle’s Budgens providing a space for a dedicated noticeboard.
Town project manager Joanne Sargant and Cllr Greg Rattey have been working tirelessly to ensure businesses can avail themselves of Government grants.
There were reports of queues outside some of the bigger chain stores in England, but in Sawbo things were a little more sedate.
The Government has issued guidance that from Monday (June 15) schools can offer face-to-face support for a quarter of the Year 10 and 12 cohort.
Mick Mahon was speaking after Titus Paul was jailed for 17 months for affray and a homophobically aggravated public order offence.
Sawbo’s Got Talent has been a fixture in the town’s events calendar since 2013, but this year it was held online.
