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'We are not out of the woods yet', warns director of public health for Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire County Council is looking to set out a journey to recovery post Covid-19 by the summer
Charlotte Page
Print Content Editor, Hertfordshire and Essex
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Hertfordshire's chief fire officer announces retirement
Darryl Keen has worked in the Fire and Rescue Service for 30 years, including the past 10 years in Hertfordshire
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Hertfordshire County Council seek residents' views on walking and cycling improvements
A total of £6.4 million was secured through the government’s Active Travel Fund in November
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Hertfordshire County Council secures £15 million to help combat climate change
The funding will allow the council to begin delivering sustainability-led projects
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'Bee-kind' competition in Hertfordshire is raising awareness of UK's declining bee population
Bees play a vital role in pollinating more than 180,000 types of plants and crops.
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Hertfordshire Constabulary continue efforts to find cause of damage to windscreens
There is still no evidence to identify any suspects
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Controversial plan to demolish historic Hertford Mill for 49 new homes given the go ahead
Buildings on site are 'unsuitable' for the demands of a modern business, but the plans have been met with criticism from residents
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East Herts Council to launch latest discretionary grant scheme
The council will be accepting applications from Monday, March 1 and once received, will review them.
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Broxbourne's very own superhero 'Spiderkid' sets 5km challenge to raise funds for five charities
Spiderkid is fundraising the charities that help people, animals and the environment locally and abroad
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Halfords in Hertford set to close later this month
Halfords announced last July that a 'small percentage' of stores will close
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Dog owners urged to keep pets under control as lambing season approaches
'It is crucial that you keep your dog on a short lead around livestock, even if you can usually trust it to come when called.'
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New homes planned for disused grazing land and horse paddocks in Goffs Oak
The developer hopes to begin construction this year if its proposals are approved.