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Local shops and businesses welcomed customers back on Monday (12 April) as both Welwyn Garden City and Hatfield town centres reopened for non-essential retail, outdoor hospitality, leisure, and personal care.
Tuesday 20 April, 5pm is the deadline for the council to receive a postal application for next month's local and Police & Crime Commissioner elections.
Work at this year's local elections and be part of democracy in action. We're employing polling station greeters for the May 6 elections to help ensure residents can cast their vote in a Covid-secure environment.
From 1 April, applications are open for the Youth Action Grant, providing funding for projects from a range of sectors including music, dance, drama, sport and health.
A landlord who let a house in multiple occupation (HMO) without a license or adequate fire protection has been ordered to pay a fine totalling £23,500.
Sports clubs and organisations in Welwyn Hatfield are being encouraged to apply for Sport England 'Return to Play' funding for help with resuming their activities as Covid-19 restrictions begin to ease.
March 16, 2020 - exactly a year ago today. The date the world, for many, started to turn upside down. And whilst each day of the pandemic has brought unimaginable grief, struggle, and hardship, it's also shone a light on the extraordinary kindness of local people, and a community whose strength lies in its togetherness.
Following the biggest borough-wide conversation in a generation, the council is using the views of over 1,600 people in Welwyn Hatfield to set its priorities for the next three years.
It's been confirmed that many of the borough's outdoor sport and leisure services will be able to open from 29 March 2021 onwards, some of them in time for the Easter break.
The new Common multi-storey car park in Hatfield town centre is the first location in the borough to have electric vehicle charging points installed by the council as it moves towards a zero carbon future.
Cabinet has confirmed its commitment to retaining a community facility in the area of Friendship House, as it considered the recommendation of the ¹Overview and Scrutiny Committee at a meeting this evening (9 March 2021).
Recycled food waste from Welwyn Hatfield residents has generated enough electricity to power 62 homes for a year, since the weekly collection service was introduced last November (2020).
Welwyn Hatfield school students will have the chance to learn about careers and career opportunities in businesses across the borough, at a virtual careers fair next month.
Local shops and businesses welcomed customers back on Monday (12 April) as both Welwyn Garden City and Hatfield town centres reopened for non-essential retail, outdoor hospitality, leisure, and personal care.
Tuesday 20 April, 5pm is the deadline for the council to receive a postal application for next month's local and Police & Crime Commissioner elections.
Work at this year's local elections and be part of democracy in action. We're employing polling station greeters for the May 6 elections to help ensure residents can cast their vote in a Covid-secure environment.
From 1 April, applications are open for the Youth Action Grant, providing funding for projects from a range of sectors including music, dance, drama, sport and health.
A landlord who let a house in multiple occupation (HMO) without a license or adequate fire protection has been ordered to pay a fine totalling £23,500.
Sports clubs and organisations in Welwyn Hatfield are being encouraged to apply for Sport England 'Return to Play' funding for help with resuming their activities as Covid-19 restrictions begin to ease.
March 16, 2020 - exactly a year ago today. The date the world, for many, started to turn upside down. And whilst each day of the pandemic has brought unimaginable grief, struggle, and hardship, it's also shone a light on the extraordinary kindness of local people, and a community whose strength lies in its togetherness.
Following the biggest borough-wide conversation in a generation, the council is using the views of over 1,600 people in Welwyn Hatfield to set its priorities for the next three years.
It's been confirmed that many of the borough's outdoor sport and leisure services will be able to open from 29 March 2021 onwards, some of them in time for the Easter break.
The new Common multi-storey car park in Hatfield town centre is the first location in the borough to have electric vehicle charging points installed by the council as it moves towards a zero carbon future.
Cabinet has confirmed its commitment to retaining a community facility in the area of Friendship House, as it considered the recommendation of the ¹Overview and Scrutiny Committee at a meeting this evening (9 March 2021).
Recycled food waste from Welwyn Hatfield residents has generated enough electricity to power 62 homes for a year, since the weekly collection service was introduced last November (2020).
Welwyn Hatfield school students will have the chance to learn about careers and career opportunities in businesses across the borough, at a virtual careers fair next month.
The council is undertaking a range of major projects in and around Welwyn Hatfield.
WGC 2120
In the centenary year of Welwyn Garden City, the Council is leading on an ambitious programme to develop the town centre and take the world's second garden city into its next one hundred years.
