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BISHOP'S STORTFORD: Minimum 35 years for triple killer
12:00pm Thursday 2nd October 2008
A 21-YEAR-OLD man who was found guilty of the cold-blooded machine gun killing three men at a house in Bishop’s Stortford has been sentenced to a minimum 35 years in prison.
UTTLESFORD: Council accounts show underspend
10:44am Wednesday 1st October 2008
UTTLESFORD District Council’s final accounts for the last financial year have been approved – showing the authority continues to regain a firm financial standing.
BISHOP'S STORTFORD: Milkman robbed
1:20pm Tuesday 30th September 2008
A MILKMAN was robbed during his rounds by hoody-wearing teenagers.
Dinosaur expert keeps pupils enthralled
10:55am Wednesday 1st October 2008
CHILDREN were taken back to prehistoric times when they had a visit from a dinosaur expert.
HARLOW: Two new paramedics take to the road
12:43pm Wednesday 24th September 2008
TWO new paramedics have gone on ambulance duty in Harlow.
BISHOP'S STORTFORD: Police launch appeal for man
12:17pm Wednesday 24th September 2008
POLICE are appealing for helping in tracing man wanted on recall to prison.
Olympic masterclass at pitch opening
12:10pm Wednesday 24th September 2008
OLYMPIC hockey player Jo Ellis ran a masterclass for aspiring young players to mark the opening of a second artificial pitch at Bishop’s Stortford College.
Delay over schools decision
10:10am Wednesday 24th September 2008
EAST Herts Council has said iy needs more time to consider the controversial proposal to relocate two schools to a green belt site.
Train operator says more trains are running on time
11:55am Tuesday 23rd September 2008
COMMUTERS on the Stansted Express rail service have been told that more trains are running on time.
BISHOP'S STORTFORD: Home prepares for special week
10:48am Tuesday 23rd September 2008
THE Bupa care home in Bishop’s Stortford is one of more than 200 across the country planning a week-long programme of activities in support of UK Older People’s Day 2008, on Wednesday, October 1.
National News
Talks aimed at averting rail strike
Updated 6:40am Wednesday 8th October 2008
Union leaders and rail bosses are to meet for fresh talks as the first strike on Scotland`s train network draws to a close.
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Eva exposes reality of celebrity culture
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Players to stage Thespis
The Chapel End Savoy Players are to present a concert version of Gilbert and Sullivan’s first comic opera, THESPIS, for the first time in the Players’ history.
From Russia with laughter
Forget nihilistic, slapstick circus clowns, forget the sugar coated spectacular special effects of multi million pound films that pass as family entertainment.
Fresh developments in the local music scene
There are fresh developments in the world of local music this week, with a promising new night in Leytonstone.
Exposing a tortured soul
CLAIRE HACK recalls why controversial and unconventional artist Francis Bacon’s new exhibition at the Tate is such a draining but rewarding experience.
The House Directory Q&A
Q. I would like to get rid of my net curtains. I’ve seen frosted window film and was wondering who supplies it?
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