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UK’s biggest clothing alterations and repair franchise The Zip Yard, tanning salon and café preparing to open at railway station site.
Former UK No 1 Frankie Langan, 31, and Keith Langan, 62, who is No 1 in the Lawn Tennis Association rankings for his age, are behind the scheme.
East Herts Council poised to approve plan for battery energy storage system in Stocking Pelham despite objections from nine parish councils.
Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, Angela Rayner, has announced June 10-19 as the date.
The proposed centre, off the B1256 Stortford Road at Little Canfield, would also feature a soft play area, a café and 68 parking spaces.
Developer Croudace has owed £93,000 since the estate was finished while an oversight means interest amounting to £42,562 has not been charged
Uttlesford District Council planning officer recommends councillors grant permission when planning committee meets on Wednesday April 9.
Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and Greens outline their pledges for District Plan review, new building and social housing.
Conservative Linda Haysey has decided not to stand in the May 4 local election, choosing instead to embark on a new chapter after 18 years.
Bishop’s Stortford High School and Thorley Hill pupils and Grove Cottage users at launch of native woodland that will double as outdoor classroom.
The get-together took place at the Station Road development where Bellway's first phase of 149 homes at The Exchange is now occupied.
The £600 donation from St James' Park and Goodsyard builder Bellway provided festive treats and supermarket vouchers for families and individuals.
At an audit and governance meeting, officers told members the threat of a legal challenge to a major project by the council was now probable.
We asked the four main parties to set out their stall on the Old River Lane arts centre plans and Water Lane United Reformed Church Hall's future.
A planning application has been submitted to East Herts Council for a £400,000 scheme to build a first-floor extension at the back and side.
Cllr Graham McAndrew responded to a query from the Indie on weekend works at the Hockerill junction and outlined future works in the town.
Executive member Graham McAndrew: "I find the... holding of a public exhibition at such short notice absolutely disgraceful and disingenuous."
As part of a raft of changes brought about by financial pressures the district council planned to scrap free parking on Saturdays and Sundays.
