Hertford and Stortford MP Josh Dean officially opened the space at Thorn Grove Primary, which was financed by the school’s parent teacher association.
The Gold Primary Geography Quality Mark recognises quality and progress in geography leadership, curriculum development, learning and teaching.
Hertfordshire’s 11 councils have agreed a draft joint submission to the Government that proposes replacing them with one of three options.
Cllr Graham McAndrew is committed to clearing outdated or unnecessary signage – including a four-year-old one announcing Little Hadham bypass opening!
Formal approach made seeking establishment of mayoral strategic authority alongside new unitary authorities, with mayoral election in May 2028.
The Government is making changes for the first time in a decade based on work over the past year by a panel of experts led by Professor Becky Francis.
The UK Chief Veterinary Officer has imposed a mandatory housing order covering the whole of England from Thursday November 6.
Two primary schools in MP Chris Hinchliff’s North East Herts constituency face the axe because of falling rolls.
Environment Agency and council staff who have been working on the project will lead the walk, starting at Grange Paddocks Leisure Centre.
For the second time in five years, a brick pillar in the covered walkway of Thorley Neighbourhood Centre has been flattened by a car.
“We must address the sense of powerlessness driving people to Farage. Labour values are about redistributing power to the majority.”
The authority recognises that the new timetable it introduced in August, along with extra recycling, has created challenges for some households.
Herts County Council chairman Laurence Brass vows to continue amid “vicious” campaign during which his family has received “the most terrible abuse”.
WhtasApp messages between Broxbourne’s Cllr Steve Wortley and Reform official were circulated in an email to the borough council’s Conservative group.
