The Chiltern Society is all about its amazing volunteers. They’re a dedicated, friendly bunch who help to ensure the Chilterns remains a beautiful place for all to enjoy. The Society currently has more than 20 volunteers vacancies, from a Heritage & Arts Group Coordinator to hands-on practical work at its nature reserves. Volunteers play a […]
The bid to save the Valiant Trooper pub in Aldbury hit national headlines recently. While work on the historic pub continues to create a pub, cafe, farm shop and dwellings, local residents, the Chiltern Society and real ale campaign group CAMRA are opposing the plan, amid fears that the village pub will eventually be lost […]
Supermarket giant Lidl has amended its recent plans for a new store at Icknield Way, and called on residents to have their say on the new submission before it is sent in to Dacorum Borough Council. Following feedback on its initial plans, the discount food store withdrew its original planning application, and following community consultation […]
National Highways has issued a severe weather alert for snow in parts of England for later today – asking people to reconsider journeys on parts of its road network. The weather warning means driving conditions will be extremely difficult, especially for larger vehicles and those not equipped with four wheel drive between 3pm and midnight […]
Hertfordshire has been officially recognised as one of the safest places to live in England and Wales. Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire David Lloyd welcomed the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which show the county has the fifth lowest overall crime rate. Measured across 43 police force areas, Hertfordshire registered […]
Tring Chamber Music (TCM) has been giving concerts in the Tring area since 2003 and has now numbered more than 100 performances. Created and run by violinist Paul Barritt and cellist Josephine Horder of Tring Station, the concerts have earned TCM an enviable reputation for attracting loyal audiences from the communities of Tring and Berkhamsted […]
Ashridge House is more than just a wedding venue – with a restaurant, cocktail bar and Bakehouse open to the public, it’s now a destination for visitors. Ashridge House has been visited by plenty of locals over the past couple of years – most of them heading there for a festive trip to see the […]
An ambitious plan to tackle the root causes of ill-health in Hertfordshire was officially launched yesterday (Monday 6 March) with a new explanatory video and user-friendly online booklet. The three-minute animation and booklet explain how voluntary and community groups, councils, Healthwatch, the police, social care providers and NHS organisations plan to work together to make […]
The Chess Valley Heritage Day at Cholesbury Common promises a fun day out for families, bringing the history of the area to life with fun activities and people in historical costume. It’s on Saturday 18 March from 11am-4pm, taking place outdoors, and it’s completely free to attend. You’ll be able to get involved in fun, […]
Teaching staff and pupils at Tring Park School for the Performing Arts have come together to celebrate their shared love of books and performing for this year’s World Book Day 2023. With the likes of the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland, Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz, The Cat in the Hat, Annabeth […]
Two males have been charged following an assault in Tring. The incident occurred at around 8.30pm on Monday 27 February, in Dolphin Square. It is reported that a man was assaulted with an object, believed to have been a knife, and suffered injuries to his arm. He continues to recover. The suspects then made off […]
Thank you to the CCG (Chiltern Countryside Group) for providing this update. As many of you will be aware, the Planning Inquiry into Dacorum Borough Council’s refusal to consent to the planning application by Redrow for a major housing development on Green Belt and Grade 2 agricultural farmland, abutting and informing the Chilterns AONB between […]