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Council announces latest phase of Hatfield regeneration
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council (WHBC) has announced the latest phase of its ambitious plans for the regeneration of Hatfield Town Centre.
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Showing our support for Dementia Action Week
Today (18 May) marks the start of Dementia Action Week, and we’re proud to support the Alzheimer's Society in encouraging people to learn more about the importance of an early dementia diagnosis.
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Half term adventures in Welwyn Hatfield!
Get ready for a fantastic May half-term with lots of exciting activities happening across Welwyn Hatfield!
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Welwyn Hatfield local election results
Candidates contested 16 seats in 16 wards in the Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council elections yesterday (Thursday 7 May).
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Get ready for a summer of fun in Welwyn Hatfield!
Welwyn Hatfield is gearing up for a fun and varied programme of summer events for all the family. Organised by WHBC, many of the activities are free, starting with two community focused events.
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St. George's flag raised outside council offices to mark St. George's Day
Today, the sun shone as we marked St George’s Day at the council offices by raising the St George’s Flag.
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Campus West auditions for junior dancers to perform in Dick Whittington panto
Campus West has announced that auditions will be taking place for junior dancers for its 2026 pantomime, Dick Whittington.
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This Girl Can Week – calling sports providers!
This Girl Can Week in Welwyn Hatfield returns from 15 to 21 June and WHBC is encouraging local sports clubs, leisure providers, community organisations, and schools to sign sign up and be part of it!
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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.
