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Central Government consultation on Local Government Reorganisation now closed
The Government’s consultation on Hertfordshire’s Local Government Reorganisation proposals has now closed.
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Police and partners tackling anti-social behaviour in WGC town centre
Police and local partners are continuing to take action against anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Welwyn Garden City town centre.
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Knife amnesty bins to be installed across the county
Permanent knife amnesty bins have been installed across the county in a bid to tackle knife crime.
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New affordable homes development completed at Ludwick Green
The Mayor of Welwyn Hatfield, Councillor Lynn Chesterman OBE, visited Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council’s (WHBC) latest social housing development at Ludwick Green in Welwyn Garden City.
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Welwyn Hatfield awarded Tree City of the World status for seventh year in a row
Welwyn Hatfield has received the prestigious Tree City of the World award for the seventh year running in recognition of its outstanding commitment to urban forestry.
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Council expands food waste service to residents in flats
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is expanding its separate weekly food waste collection service from 30 March, making it easier for more residents to recycle and reduce waste.
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Residents Panel makes recommendations on complaints procedure
A resident focus group made up of council tenants and leaseholders has completed a review of how the council handles complaints.
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Cracking fun in Welwyn Hatfield this Easter!
There will be some egg-cellent adventures in Welwyn Hatfield this Easter, and we have the egg-sclusive on what’s on offer for children and people of all ages!
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Council’s new strategy aims to build strong and sustainable local economy
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council has launched its new Economic Development Strategy aimed at building the strongest-possible local economy while offering residents and businesses opportunities to grow.
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Reminder: Central Government consultation on Local Government Reorganisation closing on 26 March
Residents and organisations across Hertfordshire are reminded to have their say on proposals to change the structure of local government in the county.
