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LEARN MOREThe United Reformed Church in Water Lane is asking East Herts Council for permission to extend its main building to create new community space.
Urban planner and designer Yvonne Estop-Wood, of the Old River Lane Working Group, makes the case for keeping Charringtons House.
East Herts councillors are being recommended to approve plans for four 5.75m (18ft 10in) high columns on the open-air top floor.
Old River Lane Working Group invites feedback on its scheme for an education and community hub at Charringtons House.
From Friday (July 16), the authority will ask for feedback on its first proposals for the controversial cinema-led scheme.
Key business case figures, obtained through a Freedom of Information request, have been obscured by the council citing "commercial confidentiality".
East Herts Council submits planning application to put four central twin lighting posts on sixth storey of car park at Northgate End.
Volunteers helped to create the woodland next to the Northgate End multi-storey car park.
The new wildlife haven is next to the site of the council's multi-storey car park and four-storey building housing businesses and 15 flats.
East Herts Council confirms end for Water Lane United Reformed Church Hall but Tories and Lib Dems to work on a substitute.
Critics say a £6m grant and £3.6m interest-free loan came with conditions, including a requirement that the development includes a 'theatre'.
Planner and urban designer Yvonne Estop-Wood outlines her objections to the proposed revamp of Jackson Square to accommodate TK Maxx.
The development management committee has approved plans to make Hertford Theatre "a beacon of sustainability for the county and for theatres".
The Old River Lane working group is lobbying for the entire scheme to be replaced with a further education college and launched an online survey.