Anne Suslak
Herts & Cambs Community Content Editor at Dunmow Broadcast
Herts & Cambs Community Content Editor at Royston Crow
Herts & Cambs Community Content Editor at Saffron Walden Reporter
Herts & Cambs Community Content Editor at Newsquest
Community content editor for Newsquest Herts & Essex, news for Royston Crow, Saffron Walden Reporter and Dunmow Broadcast. Personal account @AnneSuslak
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4 days ago |
royston-crow.co.uk | Anne Suslak
Sun Hill in Royston (Image: Google Street View) Road closures and planning applications are among the key public notices set to impact residents in Royston and surrounding areas. The public notice portal is used to access all of the upcoming and recent information about restrictions and notices. You can view upcoming notices through our public notice portal at https://publicnoticeportal.uk/royston-crow.
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1 week ago |
thecomet.net | Anne Suslak
Stevenage and North Herts played a vital role in World War Two (Image: IWM Duxford/Newsquest/Nuthampstead Airfield Museum) Today is the 80th anniversary of VE Day, which celebrated the Allied victory in Europe. To mark the milestone, we looked at places around Stevenage and North Herts which played a crucial role in the Second World War. From historic airfields, a code-breaking machine and even a French spy, the area saw its fair share of action during the conflict. 1.
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hertsad.co.uk | Anne Suslak
St Albans and Harpenden during the Second World War (Image: Harpenden & District Local History Society/Pxfuel/Google Street View) Today is the 80th anniversary of VE Day, which celebrated the Allied victory in Europe. To mark the milestone, we looked at places around St Albans and Harpenden which played a crucial role during the Second World War.
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whtimes.co.uk | Anne Suslak
To mark the milestone, we looked at places around Welwyn Hatfield and Potters Bar which played a crucial role during the Second World War. From historic airfields and bomb sites to a wartime maternity hospital, the borough and surrounding areas saw their fair share of action during the conflict. 1.
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thecomet.net | Anne Suslak
Ervis Kastrati and Fatlum Dautaj (Image: Herts police) Two drug dealers who were part of a network supplying drugs into Hertfordshire have been jailed for more than 10 years. Ervis Kastrati, 31, of Sackville Close, Cambridge, was sentenced to six years, and Fatlum Dautaj, 24, of Ermine Street North in Cambridge, was sentenced to four years and three months after pleading guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs.
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