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WHBC Ranked Number One Nationally For Website Accessibility
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is proud to announce that its website has been ranked 1st out of 349 UK council websites for accessibility in the latest SiteMorse Index, published this quarter.
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Town Centre Together Event: Family Fun in Hatfield This Saturday
Head down to White Lion Square and the newly refurbished Market Place on Saturday 11 October for a fantastic day of free outdoor activities and entertainment for the whole family.
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WGC Fountain Turns Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Throughout October, the Coronation Fountain in the centre of Welwyn Garden City will run pink in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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Black History Month community event returns to Hatfield Fire Station
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is once again celebrating the lives and contributions of black people locally and nationally for Black History Month.
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Knife Angel arrives in Welwyn Garden City
Residents and visitors came together in Welwyn Garden City town centre on Weds 1 October to mark the arrival of the Knife Angel sculpture, and the beginning of a month-long anti-violence campaign.
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Salisbury Village Community Day of Action Success
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council (WHBC) held a successful day of action on Monday (29 September) at Salisbury Village Estate.
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Council Celebrates Completion of Hatfield’s Market Place
WHBC celebrates a major milestone with the official opening of the newly redeveloped Market Place in Hatfield.
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Come along to the Knife Angel opening ceremony
Hertfordshire Constabulary and Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council are delighted to invite the public to the opening ceremony of the Knife Angel when it arrives in Welwyn Garden City next week.
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Council nominated for decarbonisation award
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council has been nominated for an industry award for its work to improve the energy efficiency of social housing.
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Council provides £5,000 for schools and community groups to implement climate-friendly projects
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is providing £5,000 of grant funding to help schools and community groups reduce their climate impact.
