Dacorum Borough Council has published a Mitigation Strategy to help protect Ashridge Commons and Woods. This follows a report in March this year by ecology consultants, Footprint Ecology which provided scientific evidence that harm was occurring to the special features of the Chilterns Beechwoods SAC (Special Area of Conservation) at Ashridge Commons and Woods SSSI […]
Santa’s already planning his route to visit as many streets in Berkhamsted as he can this December. His elves have been scouting around and are putting it all together. You will be able to find out more on Berkhamsted Rotary Club’s website (berkorotary.org) towards the end of November. There will be a list of streets […]
Naomi MacKay watched Jersey Boys at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre – running until Saturday 26 November. A French rap version of a classic, a Bay City Rollers cover and an Oscar-winning actor – it was a night full of surprises at Jersey Boys. The show charts the rise/fall/rise of Franki Valli and the Four Seasons, from […]
IV Boost – a renowned IV therapy clinic on London’s Wimpole Street – has opened at The Wellness Hub in Berkhamsted. Founded in 2005 by medical director Dr Joshua Berkowitz, IV Boost takes a holistic approach to health and wellness to help boost and restore the body’s natural ability to be well, energised and able […]
On Saturday 26 November from 3.30pm to 8.30pm, Tring’s High Street and Victoria Hall will be filled with festive market stalls and food and drink stalls aplenty. At the top of the High Street the fun fair will be set up plus this year there are 3 Stages for you to enjoy lots of talented […]
Tring Town Council is looking at a modern replacement building for the Nora Grace Hall in Pond Close, with sustainability at its heart, ensuring that Tring has a centrally located community hub to serve the next generation. The Council want to understand and incorporate the views of residents, businesses, visitors and other stakeholders into its […]
Discover Bucks Museum are getting in the festive mood with lots of great Christmassy events to suit everyone. They kickstart the season with the Christmas Craft Market on 26 November, followed by two special Charles Dickens performances. First is the Magic of Dickens on 3 December, a show about the life of Charles Dickens and his […]
Hertfordshire County Council is teaming up with other councils in the UK with one goal in mind – to recruit more foster carers. Twenty seven local authorities from across the UK have joined Local Councils United, a new virtual team, to share football-themed fostering clips for each day of the World Cup and unique reasons […]
Hemel Garden Communities calls on residents and businesses to help shape the future transformation of the town. Hemel Garden Communities is asking local people to play a part in proposals for the town’s regeneration and growth, by sharing their views on what they feel will be most important to them in the future. Hemel Hempstead […]
Today a public budget consultation for Hertfordshire is launched to canvass opinions from as many people as possible Hertfordshire County Council will consider the results of the public consultation alongside the flexibility government has offered in terms of increased council tax when setting the budget for next year (April 2023 to March 2024) The council […]
With the FIFA World Cup™ 2022 football tournament starting on Sunday 20 November in Qatar, Hertfordshire Constabulary is urging supporters to enjoy the tournament safely and responsibly, whether that is at home with family and friends, in one of the many venues showing the games across the county or in Qatar itself. England’s first match […]
The NHS in Hertfordshire is urging everyone to get vaccinated ahead of the World Cup. The football tournament – closely followed by Christmas and the New Year – will provide plenty of opportunities for people to get together. Getting vaccinated means that people can meet up to celebrate without worrying about spreading Covid or flu. […]