Christopher Day looks at how Thursday’s election in Hertfordshire could play out, some areas to watch and the parties’ views on the key issues.
The leader told a cheering crowd of his party’s election candidates staff would be told: “You either work from the office or you’re gone.”
PC Oliver Gobey allegedly suggested to a colleague that they had been recruited after 9/11 because of their Asian background.
According to the National Police Chiefs’ Council, it can cost up to £1,000 a month to keep a dog in kennels.
Herts Constabulary refused to give details of the nature of the complaints, across 18 separate cases, as this constituted “personal information”.
Wates Developments is set to build the properties behind Cala Homes’ recently constructed 93-home Café Fields estate.
Four incidents occurred in Broxbourne and two each in East Herts, North Herts, Stevenage, Watford and Welwyn Hatfield.
Cllr Vicky Glover-Ward said: “Simply submitting a site through the Call for Sites does not in any way confirm that it will be selected.”
Three Lib Dem members of East Herts Council cabinet - including Bishop’s Stortford duo Mione Goldspink and Chris Wilson - opposed Green colleagues.
In November, the development management committee rejected Taylor Wimpey’s application to build on the outskirts of Buntingford.
Consultants have slashed East Herts Council’s money-spinning projections for Hertford’s £30m theatre in the next financial year by 89%.
Mx X went to the Local Government Ombudsman after complaining they were “consistently” misgendered while appealing a parking ticket.
Hertfordshire MPs and councillors give their views on Government proposals to reform the planning process.
The venue in Knight Street, Sawbridgeworth – expected to be known as The Vault – hopes to serve alcohol and hot food but still needs licensing OK.
According to a report in The Times, the Government plans to replace the county council and 10 district or borough councils with a single authority.
In other districts in Hertfordshire, there have been rises of up to 101.5% in the number of homeless children in temporary accommodation.
