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News Homepage Daily News National News Travel News Advanced Search Sport Sport Home National Sport Business Business Home Harlow Jobs Want a local ... Jobs Homes Motors Directory The Guide The Guide Home Gaming Theatre & Arts Music On Screen Lifestyle Lifestyle Home Forum Dating Nostalgia Forums Classified Announcements Recruitment Find a photo Reader Holidays RSS Feeds About Us	Ryanair axes Stansted flights By Sinead Holland BUDGET carrier Ryanair delivered a body blow to Stansted Airport this morning (Thursday, July 17). The Irish airline announced "substantial cutbacks" at the Uttlesford hub with a 14 per cent reduction in the number of weekly flights - from 1,850 to 1,600 - for winter 2008/09. (17/07/2008) [Read More] Weston Homes to cut 19 jobs By Sandra Perry TAKELEY-based developer Weston Homes has announced that it is cutting jobs because of the housing market downturn. And a company which is building a major homes complex in Bishop's Stortford revealed that it had temporarily suspended work on part of the project. (22/07/2008) [Read More] Firms told work together to stave off economy gloom By Chris Moss BUSINESSES in Harlow are being urged to work together in order to stave off the affects of the economic downturn. (22/07/2008) [Read More] Taking lead in green vehicles By Dan Peters A SHED in which electrical vehicles can be charged up is one of the ideas which could turn on a stream of funding for a Herts organisation. (22/07/2008) [Read More]	Couple come to the rescue By Daniel Peters A CITY trader has given up his high-flying job to take over a Cheshunt franchise with his wife. Mike Smith shocked his colleagues when he handed in his notice, but had always wanted to run a business with his partner Kitt. (22/07/2008) [Read More] Say bonjour to St Tropez By Web Reporter A TASTE of St Tropez has come to Bishop's Stortford. Town businesswoman Laura Franklin has set up her first shop in Florence Walk and will be adding a flavour of the south of France to her new stock. (22/07/2008) [Read More] IT company moves to £60m campus By Web Reporter FUJITSU Services has opened a new campus in Stevenage. (22/07/2008) [Read More] Safety first for Arriva By Web Reporter BUS company Arriva has won a top road safety award for its work with schoolchildren. (22/07/2008) [Read More] Festival gig puts firm centre stage By Web Reporter A HARLOW firm has staged an impressive business coup after winning itself top billing at this year's Glastonbury Festival. Alistage, in Edinburgh Way, has secured a lucrative deal to supply modular stage equipment to the event. (19/06/2008) [Read More]