Latest news
Great Big Green Week is returning – get involved!
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is encouraging local groups to take part in Great Big Green Week, the UK’s biggest celebration of community action to tackle climate change and protect nature.
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Council’s response to local government reform letter
Like all councils in two-tier areas, we have now received our statutory invitation from the Government to submit proposals for the reorganisation of local government structures in Hertfordshire.
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Full Council approves Business Plan and Budget for 2025-26
On February 3, 2025, Full Council approved the Business Plan and budget for 2025-26.
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Council launches planning consultation on potential science and innovation site
Welwyn Hatfield Council has launched a consultation on a key planning document for a potential science and innovation site as part of the implementation of the current Welwyn Hatfield Local Plan.
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Local residents and businesses suggest key themes for new Local Plan
Local residents and businesses have suggested ten key themes for the development of a new Local Plan for Welwyn Hatfield.
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Updated Statement regarding District Enforcement
Cabinet met with District Enforcement Limited on Tuesday (28 January) for an update on the 12-month pilot scheme that is underway to tackle fly tipping, illegal dumping and littering.
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Garden waste service email from Access PaySuite
If you pay for the garden waste service by direct debit, you may have received a no-reply email from Access PaySuite regarding your next payment. Please ignore this email, as it was sent in error.
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Council signs Faith Covenant to promote cooperation and understanding
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council and faith leaders have signed a covenant affirming their commitment to working together and strengthening relations between the borough’s diverse communities.
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Solar Together launches in Hertfordshire – offering Welwyn Hatfield residents affordable renewable energy sources
Residents in Hertfordshire are being given the opportunity to boost local renewable energy generation, cut carbon emissions, and save on energy bills with a community-led solar panel initiative.
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Defibrillator Installed at Oak Hill Lawn Cemetery and Crematorium
WHBC is proud to announce the installation of a 24/7 accessible defib at Oak Hill Lawn Cemetery & Crematorium as part of the Community Defib & Bleed Control Kit project, funded by Public Health Herts.
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Statement regarding District Enforcement
Last year Cabinet agreed to appoint District Enforcement for a 12-month pilot scheme to tackle the scourge of fly tipping, illegal dumping and littering in our borough.
