Latest news
JOINT STATEMENT: 10 councils in Hertfordshire release update on local government reform
Read the full statement.
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Council appoints Savills for housing stock condition survey
WHBC has appointed Savills to undertake a stock condition survey of council houses to help identify areas of future investment to improve energy efficiency and ensure homes are well-maintained.
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Views sought on Community Infrastructure Levy for new developments
WHBC has launched a new consultation seeking views on the proposed charges that developers should pay to support community facilities when planning permission is granted for for new development.
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Cabinet approves budget for 2024-25
On 9 January 2024, Cabinet considered and approved the budget proposals for 2024-25.
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Council delivers gifts to vulnerable families
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council has collected and delivered Christmas gifts for local vulnerable families who were staying in temporary accommodation over the festive period.
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Help and support this winter
This winter, Hertfordshire County Council want to make sure that advice and support is available to help every resident deal with the rising cost of living.
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Council is successful in prosecuting pub for noise nuisance
Ms Deborah Davis was served a noise abatement notice on 30 July 2021 for loud amplified music from the Coach and Horses pub.
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The Council's 2024-25 budget will be considered throughout January and February.
This budget is set in a time of significant uncertainty with the cost of living crises, recently volatile and high levels of inflation and continued uncertainty around Government funding.
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A new vision for the new year in Welwyn Hatfield
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council has a new vision for 2024 to 2026.
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WHBC recognises local firm Kane International for investment in energy efficiency lighting
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council presented a certificate to local firm Kane International Ltd in recognition of their investment in energy efficient LED lighting.
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Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council takes a step towards a greener future with the planting of 20 Lobel Elm trees.
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council has taken a significant step towards fulfilling its corporate commitment to plant a minimum of 300 street trees every year.
