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JOINT STATEMENT: 10 councils in Hertfordshire release update on local government reform
Read the full statement.
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Council Continues to Oppose Plan for Local Quarry
We have confirmed our continued opposition to a local quarry.
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Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council Transforms Springfield House’s Outdoor Space
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council (WHBC) is delighted to announce the successful transformation of the outdoor patio at Springfield House, one of their independent living schemes in Welwyn Garden City.
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Step2Skills Awards Council with Community Partner of the Year
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council (WHBC) has been honoured with the Community Partner of the Year award at the Step2Skills Achievement Awards.
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ParkPlay comes to King George V playing fields!
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council is delighted to announce that Woodhall ParkPlay is coming to the King George V playing fields in Welwyn Garden City every Saturday between 10am – 12pm.
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New public space protection order introduced for High View in Hatfield
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council (WHBC) has launched a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to tackle anti-social behaviour at High View following a consultation with local residents and businesses.
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BIG Summer, Big Fun: Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council unveils a Summer full of events and activities
A BIG Summer of fun is about to kick off across Welwyn Hatfield with events and activities for toddlers, teens and families.
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Oak Hill awarded the coveted Green Flag Award
The council is celebrating after receiving a Green Flag Award for Oak Hill Lawn Cemetery and Crematorium.
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Welwyn Garden City Town Centre blossoms for Anglia in Bloom 2024
Welwyn Garden City showcased its floral beauty for the Anglia in Bloom judges, who toured the town centre on 15 July.
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Council gets first ever conviction against landlord for illegal eviction and harassment
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council has been successful in its first ever conviction of a landlord for illegal eviction and harassment of a tenant.
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Exciting new exhibition ‘What the Wind Saw’ opens at Mill Green Museum on 19 July
This summer, why not visit Mill Green Museum to see their latest exhibition, ‘What the Wind Saw’.
