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Hertfordshire council offers residents chance to comment on budget proposals before they are voted on
Hertfordshire County Council will have a budget that is in excess of £870 million for a range of services.
Charlotte Page
Print Content Editor, Hertfordshire and Essex
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Dozens of illuminated hearts pop up across Hertford Heath to unite the community
'It’s really helped on these cold, dark nights making us feel together whilst keeping safe apart'
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East Herts District Council given go-ahead to charge annual fee for garden waste collection
The new opt-in chargeable garden collection service will cost £49 a year and will take effect from April 1
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'We are at a pivotal point in our fight against coronavirus' says MP for Hertford and Stortford as hospital admissions rise
'My message to residents is clear: please do not break the rules during this period'
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Barclays bank in Cheshunt is set to close this year
'The decision to close a branch is never an easy one'
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New temporary opening hours introduced at New QEII Hospital Urgent Care Centre to re-deploy clinical staff overnight
Staff will be re-deployed to Lister Hospital where an increasing number of patients are being treated for Covid-19.
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'We cannot afford to become complacent' warns council leader as vaccinations continue in Borough of Broxbourne
Councillor Lewis Cocking said the latest lockdown is 'necessary' to reduce pressure on the NHS
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Council leader calls for a 'swift decision' on whether local elections can go ahead in May
A number of elections in Hertfordshire were postponed last year amid fears electioneering and voting could increase the spread of Covid-19.
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Deadline to comment on amended plans for 8,500 homes in Gilston and two new river crossings extended
Plans for new homes and new river crossings were consulted upon in summer 2019.
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Free parking will continue for NHS staff at Lister Hospital - but it won't be forever
'It is essential that NHS staff are able to carry out their vital work without worrying about paying for car parking during the current lockdown'
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Hertfordshire public health officials to scrutinise impact of opening schools on first day of spring term
Most parents were encouraged to send their primary age children to school as normal but within hours a new lockdown was announced
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Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust relaunches Wild at Home project for primary school children
The project aims to keep youngsters engaged with the natural world.