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Council Launches Consultation on Sherrardspark Wood’s 10-Year Plan
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is inviting residents and visitors to have their say on the 10-year management plan for Sherrardspark Wood, one of Hertfordshire’s most significant oak woodlands.
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Survey shows improved satisfaction with WHBC housing services
Tenant satisfaction with Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council’s (WHBC) housing services has improved from last year, results from the council’s latest satisfaction survey show.
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New Defibrillator Installed at Minster House
Residents at Minster House Independent Living Scheme in Hatfield now have access to a life-saving defibrillator, thanks to a partnership between WHBC and their planned works contractor, Equans.
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Final Masterplan agreed for Marshmoor site to deliver new local homes and jobs
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council has published the final Masterplan Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) for the Marshmoor site in Welham Green.
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Science-themed event set to spark curiosity in Hatfield Town Centre
Hatfield Town Centre is set to inspire the next generation of scientists on Saturday 12 July, as the free Science Dome and hands-on workshops arrive in White Lion Square.
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Welwyn Hatfield New Local Plan – Call for Sites for Development
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council (WHBC) has started the process of preparing a new Local Plan to guide future development across the borough.
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Hertfordshire to welcome the Knife Angel
Hertfordshire Constabulary and Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council are delighted to announce that the county will play host to the Knife Angel, in Welwyn Garden City town centre during October 2025.
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New Play Area Opens at High View Hatfield
WHBC has officially opened a new children's playground at High View in Hatfield, providing a safe, fun, and inclusive space for children to enjoy in the heart of the High View community.
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Councils Launch Stakeholder Engagement on the Future of Local Government in Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire's 11 Councils, including WHBC, have today launched the first phase of engagement as part of a joint programme to shape proposals for the future of local government in the county.
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Council supports Plastic Free July to cut waste and improve sustainability
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is helping residents to reduce their plastic waste and switch to more sustainable alternatives in support of the Plastic Free July campaign.
