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Farewell to former mayor Ralph Gilbert, 96, devoted family man and servant of Bishop’s Stortford

Farewell to former mayor Ralph Gilbert, 96, devoted family man and servant of Bishop’s Stortford

Farewell to former mayor Ralph Gilbert, 96, devoted family man and servant of Bishop’s Stortford

During seven decades in the town, the former town and East Herts district councillor embraced dozens of roles.


‘It’s a pleasure speaking to residents doing extraordinary things in our community’

‘It’s a pleasure speaking to residents doing extraordinary things in our community’

‘It’s a pleasure speaking to residents doing extraordinary things in our community’

In his latest column, MP Josh Dean looks at the British Steel situation and discusses meeting community groups in Hertford and Stortford


Herts County Council elections: Nature and climate hustings in Stortford

Herts County Council elections: Nature and climate hustings in Stortford

Herts County Council elections: Nature and climate hustings in Stortford

Five candidates, representing each of the main political parties, standing for election in Bishop’s Stortford will answer questions from the audience.


Greater Anglia warns of disruption for boxing fans heading to Eubank Jr versus Benn fight

Greater Anglia warns of disruption for boxing fans heading to Eubank Jr versus Benn fight

Greater Anglia warns of disruption for boxing fans heading to Eubank Jr versus Benn fight

The train operator has announced changes to services on Saturday April 26 so Network Rail can carry out engineering work.


Firefighters clean up for charities with car wash at station

Firefighters clean up for charities with car wash at station

Firefighters clean up for charities with car wash at station

A steady stream of cars turned up at Bishop’s Stortford fire station, with the £1,745 raised going to The Fire Fighters Charity and Sarcoma UK.


Every candidate standing in Hertfordshire County Council elections on May 1

Every candidate standing in Hertfordshire County Council elections on May 1

Every candidate standing in Hertfordshire County Council elections on May 1

The Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and Reform UK are contesting all 78 divisions while the Green Party is absent in one.


London Marathon cause is no-brainer for Stortford mum Hollie

London Marathon cause is no-brainer for Stortford mum Hollie

London Marathon cause is no-brainer for Stortford mum Hollie

Hollie Londors, an NSPCC fundraising manager who helps the children’s charity’s supporters organise events, took up running only last year.


Beat rogue traders and scams with free fraud and cyber crime advice session at library

Beat rogue traders and scams with free fraud and cyber crime advice session at library

Beat rogue traders and scams with free fraud and cyber crime advice session at library

The event, organised and delivered by specialist police cyber protect officers, will run at Bishop’s Stortford Library Wednesday April 23, 11am-3pm.


Cardiac arrest victim goes from struggling up stairs to running London Marathon

Cardiac arrest victim goes from struggling up stairs to running London Marathon

Cardiac arrest victim goes from struggling up stairs to running London Marathon

Melanie Mully, who says she is lucky to have survived an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, is raising money for the British Heart Foundation.


Councillors call on East Herts to revoke licence for Sign of the Times music festival

Councillors call on East Herts to revoke licence for Sign of the Times music festival

Councillors call on East Herts to revoke licence for Sign of the Times music festival

The application, by Reform UK’s Graham McAndrew and Conservative Geoffrey Williamson, follows the death of a pedestrian during last year’s festival.


Stortford woman knocked to the ground by phone robbers on train

Stortford woman knocked to the ground by phone robbers on train

Stortford woman knocked to the ground by phone robbers on train

The 25-year-old woman was targeted by six youths in balaclavas on a late-night train home to Bishop’s Stortford.


Residents respond to emergency appeal for food for war-weary people in Ukraine

Residents respond to emergency appeal for food for war-weary people in Ukraine

Residents respond to emergency appeal for food for war-weary people in Ukraine

Sawbridgeworth’s Homes for Ukraine support group members hosted a stall at Central Co-op on Easter Saturday and collected tinned and dried food.


PAH chief’s rallying call to staff as NHS trust faces challenges and change

PAH chief’s rallying call to staff as NHS trust faces challenges and change

PAH chief’s rallying call to staff as NHS trust faces challenges and change

“I want us to get on the front foot and own the changes and challenges and owning our own destiny - and actually embrace the changes that are coming.”


Jigsaw festival to raise funds for hospice and church

Jigsaw festival to raise funds for hospice and church

Jigsaw festival to raise funds for hospice and church

The event on Saturday May 3 will feature hundreds of completed jigsaws and vintage, named artist and wooden puzzles for children and adults.


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