MEMBERS’ INFORMATION BULLETIN JANUARY 2018
This edition includes…
* Appeals received and determined, and decisions in ward areas for the period 21 December 2017 to 19 January 2018 * Heathrow Airport public consultation announcement * Local Land Charges 2018/19 * Monthly investment analysis review – December 2017 * Schedule of Polling District changes * Waste Crime consultation letter * Response to Council Motion regarding Nascot Lawn * YC Hertfordshire update – Autumn 2017 * Walking in Hertfordshire e-Bulletin February 2018 * Meetings calendar – February 2018 * Chairman’s engagements for January 2018 MEMBERS’ INFORMATION BULLETIN
January 2018
CONTENTS
Committee Items Page No
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, PLANNING AND TRANSPORT
1. Appeals received and determined, and decisions in ward areas for 1 the period 21 December 2017 to 19 January 2018
2. Heathrow Airport public consultation announcement 29
3. Local Land Charges 2018/19 30
POLICY AND RESOURCES
4. Monthly investment analysis review – December 2017 31
REGULATORY SERVICES COMMITTEE
5. Schedule of Polling District changes 41
GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICES AND COMMUNITY SAFETY
6. Waste Crime consultation letter 42
LEISURE, WELLBEING AND HEALTH
7. Response to Council Motion regarding Nascot Lawn 46
8. YC Hertfordshire update – Autumn 2017 48
MISCELLANEOUS
9. Walking in Hertfordshire e-Bulletin February 2018 52
10. Meetings calendar – February 2018 56
11. Chairman’s engagements for January 2018 57 Item 1a
Appeal Received = 3 From: 21/12/2017 To: 19/01/2018 Planning ref Appeal Appeal ref Committee or number Lodged date number delegated
17/2270/FUL 09/01/2018 18/0001/REF DEL Purbeck Lodge Toms Lane Kings Langley WD4 8NY
17/1997/FUL 10/01/2018 18/0002/COND DEL 172B High Street Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 1BA
17/0780/FUL 21/12/2017 17/0078/REF DEL High View Caravan Park Toms Lane Kings Langley Hertfordshire
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Appeals Determined = 9 From: 21/12/2017 To: 19/01/2018 Planning ref Appeal Appeal ref Committee or Decision number decision date number delegated
16/2709/OUT 16/01/2018 17/0019/REF Committee Decision Appeal Dismissed Symbio Point - Units 3 And 4 Wolsey Business Park Tolpits Lane Watford Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD18 9BL
17/0046/OUT 16/01/2018 17/0020/REF Committee Decision Appeal Dismissed Symbio Point - Units 3 And 4 Wolsey Business Park Tolpits Lane Watford Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD18 9BL
17/0015/OUT 16/01/2018 17/0021/REF Committee Decision Appeal Dismissed Symbio Point - Units 3 And 4 Wolsey Business Park Tolpits Lane Watford Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD18 9BL
17/0112/PDR 16/01/2018 17/0012/REF Delegated Decision Appeal Dismissed Unit 4 Symbio Place Wolsey Business Park Tolpits Lane Watford Hertfordshire WD18 9BL
17/0119/PDR 16/01/2018 17/0013/REF Delegated Decision Appeal Dismissed Unit 3 Reach Free School Wolsey Business Park Tolpits Lane Watford Hertfordshire WD18 9BL
16/2735/OUT 16/01/2018 17/0017/REF Committee Decision Appeal Dismissed Symbio Point - Units 3 And 4 Wolsey Business Park Tolpits Lane Watford Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD18 9BL
16/2497/FUL 16/01/2018 17/0011/REF Committee Decision Appeal Dismissed Symbio Point - Units 3 And 4 Wolsey Business Park Tolpits Lane Watford Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD18 9BL
17/0820/FUL 17/01/2018 17/0058/REF Delegated Decision Appeal allowed subject to conditions Rose And Crown Public House Old Common Road Chorleywood WD3 5LW
17/1179/OUT 16/01/2018 17/0049/REF Committee Decision Appeal Dismissed Symbio Point - Units 3 And 4 Wolsey Business Park Tolpits Lane Watford Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD18 9BL
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Decisions From 21/12/2017 To: 19/01/2018 137
Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2548/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 6 metres, no objection 05/01/2018 Delegated Abbots maximum height 2.8 metres and eaves height 2.4 metres) Decision Langley And Bedmond 129 Toms Lane Kings Langley Hertfordshire WD4 8NX
17/2386/FUL Part single, part two storey side and rear extension, conversion approved 08/01/2018 Delegated Abbots of garage into habitable accommodation & extension of patio to Decision Langley And Bedmond 64 The Crescent Abbots Langley WD5 0DS
17/2504/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Construction approved 17/01/2018 Delegated Abbots of rear dormer and removal of existing chimney Decision Langley And Bedmond 38 Follett Drive Abbots Langley WD5 0LP
17/2226/LBC Listed Building Consent: Retention of internal and external approved 09/01/2018 Delegated Abbots alterations granted under listed building consent 13/2070/LBC Decision Langley And and proposed alterations to single storey side extension Bedmond including addition of pitched roof, glazed porch extension between dwelling and office, insertion of rooflight to kitchen roof The Swan Bedmond Road Pimlico HP3 8SH
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2327/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness for Proposed Development: Single approved 22/12/2017 Delegated Abbots storey rear extension Decision Langley And Bedmond 64 Tibbs Hill Road Abbots Langley WD5 0ED
17/2342/PDA Prior Notification: Change of use of existing agricultural barn to refused 21/12/2017 Delegated Abbots a pair of semi-detached residential dwellings with associated Decision Langley And Bedmond Barn Highland Farm Hyde Lane Pimlico Hertfordshire
17/2584/FUL Erection of detached annexe Application 05/01/2018 Application Abbots cancelled due returned Langley And to error etc Bedmond Highwood Lodge Bedmond Road Pimlico Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire HP3 8SJ
17/2377/FUL Proposed alterations to single storey side extension including approved 09/01/2018 Delegated Abbots addition of pitched roof, glazed porch extension between Decision Langley And dwelling and office, insertion of rooflight to kitchen roof and Bedmond new entrance gates, fencing and railings The Swan, Bedmond Road Pimlico HP3 8SH
17/2270/FUL Increase in height of existing crown roof to match existing refused 21/12/2017 Delegated Abbots bungalow, loft conversion including insertion of dormers and Decision Langley And rooflights Bedmond Purbeck Lodge, Toms Lane, Kings Langley WD4 8NY
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2574/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 3.42 metres, withdrawn 16/01/2018 Withdrawn Abbots maximum height 2.82 metres and eaves height 2.53 metres) Langley And Bedmond 4 Hyde Lane Pimlico Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire HP3 8SB
17/2216/RSP Restrospective: Temporary consent (2 years) for mobile home refused 21/12/2017 Delegated Abbots for use as a rural workers dwelling in connection with High Decision Langley And Herts Equestrian Centre Bedmond Former High Herts Riding School High Herts Farm Bedmond Road Pimlico Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire HP3 8SJ
17/2506/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness for Proposed Development: Loft approved 17/01/2018 Delegated Abbots conversion including extension to roof insertion of rear dormer Decision Langley And windows Bedmond 129 Toms Lane Kings Langley Hertfordshire WD4 8NX
17/2333/FUL Single storey rear extension refused 29/12/2017 Delegated Abbots Decision Langley And Bedmond 153 Toms Lane Kings Langley WD4 8PA
17/1975/FUL Demolition of existing garage and construction of two storey approved 05/01/2018 Delegated Carpenders side extension Decision Park 36 Highfield Carpenders Park Watford Hertfordshire WD19 5DZ
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2384/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft approved 18/01/2018 Delegated Carpenders Extension including hip to gable, dormer to rear and rooflights to Decision Park front and single storey rear extension 4 Mullion Walk South Oxhey WD19 6ES
17/2385/DIS Discharge of Conditions 8 (Access Design) and 9 (Pedestrian Determined - 02/01/2018 Delegated Carpenders Access) pursuant to planning permission 17/1010/FUL DIS apps Decision Park Carpenders Park Farm Cottages Oxhey Lane Carpenders Park WD19 5RJ
17/2508/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft approved 09/01/2018 Delegated Carpenders conversion including hip to gable extensions, rear dormers and Decision Park 83 Harrow Way Carpenders Park WD19 5EH
17/2461/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 8 metres, no objection 03/01/2018 Delegated Carpenders maximum height 3 metres and eaves height 3 metres) Decision Park 70 The Mead Carpenders Park Watford Hertfordshire WD19 5BU
17/2475/FUL Removal of existing underground fuel tanks, fuel dispensers, approved 08/01/2018 Delegated Carpenders floodlights, canopy and pumps, and redevelopment of site Decision Park involving installation of new underground fuel tanks with associated pipework and vents, 4 no. fuel dispensers, replacement forecourt canopy, new air/water machine, new floodlights, alterations to hardsurfacing, new boundary wall and fencing, construction of new bin store and erection of replacement totem sign Oxhey Service Station Prestwick Road South Oxhey WD19
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2476/ADV Advertisement Consent: Replacement externally illuminated approved 08/01/2018 Delegated Carpenders canopy fascia signs, new pump island signage and new Decision Park internally illuminated totem sign Oxhey Service Station Prestwick Road South Oxhey WD19
17/2494/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Erection of approved 17/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood an ancillary outbuilding Decision North And Sarratt Olleberrie Farm Olleberrie Lane Belsize WD3 4NT
17/2439/FUL Proposed rear extension with accomodation within the withdrawn 17/01/2018 Withdrawn Chorleywood roofspace served by dormer windows; demolition of existing North And garage and construction of a single storey side extension; Sarratt construction of new front porch Westcott Dimmocks Lane Sarratt WD3 6AP
17/2104/FUL Demolition of the existing detached dwelling and garage and refused 21/12/2017 Delegated Chorleywood construction of two detached dwellings including roof Decision North And accommodation, retention and extension of existing access and Sarratt associated ancillary works 4 Lower Plantation Loudwater WD3 4PQ
17/2292/CLPD Conversion of garage into habitable accommodation and alteration approved 21/12/2017 Delegated Chorleywood to front fenestration Decision North And Sarratt 38 The Clump Rickmansworth WD3 4BQ
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2282/RSP Part Retrospective: Replacement boundary treatment approved 18/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood Decision North And Sarratt Dovecote Troutstream Way Loudwater WD3 4LB
17/2518/FUL Single storey conservatory extension approved 17/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood Decision North And Sarratt Berkeley Lodge 50 The Drive Rickmansworth WD3 4EB
17/2103/FUL Variation of Condition 1 (Approved Plans) of planning approved 12/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood permission 15/1267/FUL to allow amendments to design Decision North And Sarratt Little Fold Trout Rise Loudwater WD3 4JZ
17/2427/FUL Proposed single storey side and rear extension and conversion approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood of garage into habitable room and construction of open sided Decision North And carport to side elevation Sarratt 165 Valley Road Rickmansworth WD3 4BR
17/2120/FUL Two storey front and side extension incorporating a basement, withdrawn 22/12/2017 Withdrawn Chorleywood two storey rear extension and roof extension to form habitable North And accommodation including dormers Sarratt Thatches Loudwater Lane Loudwater Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 4HY
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2337/LBC Listed Building Consent: Internal alterations, new porch and approved 12/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood alterations to fenestration Decision North And Sarratt Wyatts Cottage Redhall Lane Chandlers Cross WD3 4LX
17/2326/FUL Variation of Condition 7 (Time Restriction) pursuant to planning approved 29/12/2017 Delegated Chorleywood permission 11/1018/FUL relating to guest/visitor restrictions Decision North And Sarratt Micklefield Hall Farm Sarratt Road Croxley Green WD3 6AQ
17/2452/FUL Single storey rear extension and alterations to fenestration approved 23/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood Decision North And Sarratt The Cricketers The Green Sarratt Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 6AS
17/2305/FUL Loft conversion including increase in height of roof to existing approved 22/12/2017 Delegated Chorleywood structures, insertion of dormers and rooflights, alterations to Decision North And fenestration and internal alterations Sarratt The Old Mill House, Loudwater Lane Loudwater WD3 4HQ
17/2306/LBC Listed Building Consent: Loft conversion including increase in approved 22/12/2017 Delegated Chorleywood height of roof to existing structures, insertion of dormers and Decision North And rooflights, alterations to fenestration and internal alterations Sarratt The Old Mill House, Loudwater Lane Loudwater WD3 4HQ
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2357/FUL Replacement detached two storey dwelling refused 04/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood Decision North And Sarratt Harrietts End, Quickmoor Lane Sarratt WD4 9BP
17/2217/FUL Demolition of existing conservatory, erection of part single approved 03/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood storey and part two storey front and rear extensions including Decision North And increase in ridge height and eaves height, alterations to Sarratt fenestration and replacement roof with loft conversion and rear 24 The Mount Rickmansworth WD3 4DW
17/2390/FUL Variation of Condition 3 (Permitted Development Rights) of approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood planning permission 02/01501/FUL to remove reference to Class Decision North And E of Schedule 2 of Class A of the Town and Country Planning Sarratt (General Permitted Development) Order 2015 (as amended) The Orchard The Green Sarratt WD3 6AT
18/0008/FUL Demolition of the existing detached dwelling and garage and withdrawn 08/01/2018 Withdrawn Chorleywood construction of two detached dwellings including roof North And accommodation, retention and extension of existing access and Sarratt associated ancillary works 4 Lower Plantation Loudwater WD3 4PQ
17/2372/DIS Discharge of Condition 7 (Materials) pursuant to planning Determined - 04/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood permission 17/0332/FUL DIS apps Decision South And Maple Cross Greenways, Burfield Road, Chorleywood WD3 5NS
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2468/ADV Advertisement Consent: Installation of vinyl letters to main approved 18/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood building; replacement freestanding internally illuminated totem Decision South And sign; aluminium panel and directional signage Maple Cross Maple Cross House Denham Way Maple Cross Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 2RA
17/2387/FUL Single storey rear extension and demolition of existing approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood conservatory Decision South And Maple Cross High Holly Halifax Road Heronsgate WD3 5DF
17/2388/FUL Two storey front and rear extensions refused 16/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood Decision South And Maple Cross 4 Little Hill Chorleywood WD3 5BX
17/2165/FUL Single storey side extension and first floor front extension approved 22/12/2017 Delegated Chorleywood Decision South And Maple Cross 10 Dove Park Chorleywood WD3 5NY
17/2399/FUL Part single, part two storey rear extension; loft conversion approved 03/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood including increase in ridge height and alterations to fenestration Decision South And Maple Cross 36 Grovewood Close Chorleywood WD3 5PX
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2316/FUL Replacement booster pump building and alterations to access approved 22/12/2017 Delegated Chorleywood Decision South And Maple Cross Stag Lane Reservoir Stag Lane Chorleywood WD3 5HS
17/2644/DIS Discharge of Condition 4 (Highways) and Condition 5 Determined - 05/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood (Construction Management Plan) pursuant to planning DIS apps Decision South And permission 17/1269/FUL Maple Cross 24 Brushwood Drive, Chorleywood WD3 5RT
17/2485/RSP Part Retrospective: Erection of single storey outbuilding approved 15/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood Decision South And Maple Cross Passing Clouds, Shepherds Lane Chorleywood WD3 5HA
17/2375/FUL Single storey and first floor front extensions internal alterations approved 09/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood and alterations to fenestration Decision South And Maple Cross 6 St Peters Way Chorleywood WD3 5QE
17/2394/FUL Demolition of garage and construction of single storey side approved 09/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood extension with pitched roof; demolition of conservatory and Decision South And construction of new single storey rear extension; removal of Maple Cross chimney stack and insertion of rooflights 65 Whitelands Avenue Chorleywood WD3 5RQ
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2419/DIS Discharge of condition 4 (Materials) pursuant to planning Determined - 02/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood permission 16/0927/FUL DIS apps Decision South And Maple Cross Pine Cottage Quickley Rise Chorleywood Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 5PE
17/2505/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 3.5 metres, no objection 02/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood maximum height 3.7 metres and eaves height 2.62 metres) Decision South And Maple Cross Wyvern Old Uxbridge Road West Hyde Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 9XP
17/2146/FUL Part two storey, part single storey side and rear extensions, approved 15/01/2018 Delegated Chorleywood construction of front porch and creation of new vehicular Decision South And access and dropped kerb Maple Cross 55 Carpenters Wood Drive Chorleywood Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 5RP
17/2493/DIS Discharge of Condition 9 (Construction Management Plan) and Determined - 08/01/2018 Delegated Dickinsons Condition 13 (Site Waste Management Plan) pursuant to DIS apps Decision planning permission 16/0964/FUL Croxley House, The Green Croxley Green WD3 3JB
17/2466/FUL Addition of lightweight amenity deck to upper level of car park approved 08/01/2018 Delegated Dickinsons and associated landscape works Decision Car Deck Building 9 Hatters Lane, Watford WD18 8WW
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2376/FUL Construction of two bedroom detached dwelling to rear of 4 Application 05/01/2018 Application Dickinsons Scots Hill and accessed via Windmill Drive cancelled due returned to error etc 4 Scots Hill Croxley Green WD3 3AD
17/2359/FUL Single storey side extension to attach to existing garage which approved 10/01/2018 Delegated Dickinsons will be converted Decision 3 The Osiers Croxley Green WD3 3TT
17/2339/FUL Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of planning approved 03/01/2018 Delegated Dickinsons permission 16/1260/FUL to amend the plans to allow alterations Decision to fenestration including additional window and rooflights The Studio Community Way Croxley Green WD3 3FH
17/2373/RSP Part Retrospective: Conversion of garage into habitable room approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Dickinsons Decision 20 Evensyde Watford Hertfordshire WD18 8WQ
17/2491/FUL Loft conversion with front and rear dormers approved 17/01/2018 Delegated Dickinsons Decision 14 Watford Road Croxley Green Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 3BJ
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2395/FUL Single-storey side extension, part single-storey part two-storey approved 03/01/2018 Delegated Dickinsons rear extension, two-storey front extension and the demolition Decision of the existing outbuildings in the rear garden and the erection of a detached outbuilding/garage and associated external landscape works 10 Hazelwood Road Croxley Green WD3 3EB
17/2279/FUL Single storey side and rear extension and conversion of garage approved 29/12/2017 Delegated Durrants into habitable accommodation Decision 44 Kenilworth Drive Croxley Green WD3 3NW
17/2319/FUL Construction of single storey outbuilding approved 21/12/2017 Delegated Durrants Decision 24 Scarborough Drive Croxley Green WD3 3FW
17/2453/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Remove approved 16/01/2018 Delegated Durrants existing garage and outbuilding reduce ground level and Decision construct new playroom outbuilding 33 Links Way Croxley Green Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 3RG
17/2374/FUL Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of planning approved 03/01/2018 Delegated Durrants permission 17/1248/FUL to allow alterations to single storey Decision 30 Lincoln Drive Croxley Green WD3 3NH
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2488/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Front porch approved 16/01/2018 Delegated Durrants extension, removal of roof of existing rear projection and Decision alterations to fenestration 11 Lewes Way Croxley Green WD3 3SN
17/2435/DIS Discharge of Condition 4 (Access and Parking) pursuant to Determined - 11/01/2018 Delegated Durrants planning permission 17/0338/FUL DIS apps Decision 120 Winton Drive Croxley Green WD3 3QT
17/2438/FUL First floor side extension approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Durrants Decision 9 Canterbury Way Croxley Green Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 3SS
17/2510/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft approved 19/01/2018 Delegated Durrants conversion including hip to gable extension, rear dormer and Decision 20 Rugby Way Croxley Green Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 3PH
17/2534/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 8 metres, withdrawn 04/01/2018 Withdrawn Durrants maximum height 3 metres and eaves height 2.9 metres) 23 Lewes Way Croxley Green Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 3SN
17/1999/RSP Retrospective: Conversion of garage into habitable approved 12/01/2018 Delegated Gade Valley accommodation and single storey front extension Decision 9 Hunton Close Hunton Bridge WD4 8FT 16 Item 1c
Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 18/0090/NMA Non material amendment to planning permission 17/1432/FUL: approved 19/01/2018 Delegated Gade Valley Alterations to fenestration Decision 50 Gallows Hill Lane Abbots Langley WD5 0BY
17/2267/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Single storey approved 29/12/2017 Delegated Gade Valley rear extension and loft conversion including side and rear Decision dormer and window to front elevation 8 High Acres Abbots Langley WD5 0JD
17/2269/FUL Replacement front porch and single storey rear extension approved 29/12/2017 Delegated Gade Valley Decision 33 South Way Abbots Langley WD5 0JL
17/2271/FUL Two storey rear extension, single storey rear extension and approved 21/12/2017 Delegated Gade Valley extension to basement to create raised terrace to the rear and Decision alterations to existing garage 19 Lauderdale Road Hunton Bridge WD4 8QA
17/2489/FUL First floor side extension approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Gade Valley Decision 17 Hazelbury Avenue Abbots Langley WD5 0DE
17/2431/FUL Demolition of existing conservatory and single storey lean to withdrawn 11/01/2018 Withdrawn Gade Valley extension and construction of two storey side and rear 19 Upper Highway Abbots Langley WD4 8PP
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2478/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Gade Valley conversion including hip to gable extension, rear dormer and Decision 9 Primrose Hill Kings Langley WD4 8HZ
17/2410/FUL Single storey side extension, two storey rear extension and loft approved 17/01/2018 Delegated Gade Valley conversion including front and rear dormers Decision 2 Gallows Hill Lane Abbots Langley Hertfordshire WD5 0DA
17/2529/FUL Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of single approved 19/01/2018 Delegated Gade Valley storey rear extension Decision 3 Gable Close Abbots Langley Hertfordshire WD5 0LD
17/2331/FUL Two storey side extension approved 29/12/2017 Delegated Gade Valley Decision 31 Roman Gardens Kings Langley WD4 8LG
17/2553/DIS Discharge of Condition S16 (Foul Water Drainage) pursuant to Determined - 03/01/2018 Delegated Leavesden planning permission 15/1852/FUL (Development Area 2 - P DIS apps Decision Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden Warner Drive Leavesden WD25 7LP
17/2562/NMA Non material amendment to planning permission 14/2266/FUL: withdrawn 04/01/2018 Withdrawn Leavesden Replacement of dormer window with rooflights and alterations to fenestration 24 Trident Road Leavesden WD25 7AN
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2570/NMA Non material amendment to planning permission 16/2554/FUL: approved 03/01/2018 Delegated Leavesden Alterations to external materials and alterations to post room Decision Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, Warner Drive, Leavesden WD25 7LP
17/2240/FUL Extensions and additions to the Studio Tour with associated approved 10/01/2018 Delegated Leavesden parking, drainage, landscaping and enabling works (including Decision the provision of temporary reception facilities) and a variation to the S106 to allow the Studio Tour to open at 9am on Sundays, on a permanent basis Warner Bros. Studio Tour London Studio Tour Drive Leavesden Watford Hertfordshire WD25 7LR
17/2463/FUL Construction of a detached garage approved 11/01/2018 Delegated Leavesden Decision Cedar Lodge, Allans Way Abbots Langley WD25 0GJ
17/2309/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 4 metres; Application 05/01/2018 Application Leavesden maximum height 3.05 metres and eaves height 2.85 metres) cancelled due returned to error etc. 19 Arundel Road Abbots Langley Hertfordshire WD5 0TP
17/2417/FUL Conversion of garage to habitable room approved 29/12/2017 Delegated Leavesden Decision 22 Magnolia Avenue Abbots Langley WD5 0SW
17/2361/FUL First floor side and rear extension and internal alterations approved 03/01/2018 Delegated Leavesden Decision 37 Mallard Road Abbots Langley Hertfordshire WD5 0GE 19 Item 1c
Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2471/FUL Part single, part two storey rear extension and partial garage approved 15/01/2018 Delegated Leavesden conversion Decision 14 Blenheim Road Abbots Langley Hertfordshire WD5 0TG
17/2341/DIS Discharge of Condition 3 (Materials), Condition 4 (Landscaping) Determined - 08/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park and Condition 9 (Boundary treatment) pursuant to planning DIS apps Decision and Eastbury permission 14/2400/FUL. 9 Park Close Rickmansworth WD3 1QH
17/2497/NMA Non material amendment to planning permission 17/0957/FUL: approved 08/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park Alterations to external materials Decision and Eastbury 14 North Approach Moor Park HA6 2JG
17/2456/RSP Retrospective: Construction of outbuildings refused 17/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park Decision and Eastbury The Garth London Road Rickmansworth WD3 1JR
17/2458/FUL Single storey side extension withdrawn 17/01/2018 Withdrawn Moor Park and Eastbury The Garth London Road Rickmansworth WD3 1JR
17/2363/CLPD Certificate of Lawfulness for Proposed Development: Erection withdrawn 03/01/2018 Withdrawn Moor Park of new entrance gates; fencing, meter cupboards and and Eastbury alterations to driveway including landscaping works The Glade 46 Watford Road Northwood HA6 3PL
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2260/FUL Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of planning approved 03/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park permission 17/0828/FUL to change materials of extension Decision and Eastbury 31 Wolsey Road Moor Park HA6 2ER
17/2448/ADV Advertisement Consent: Company branded signage and safety approved 15/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park signs on company land Decision and Eastbury Travis Perkins Units A & B Valley Park Olds Approach Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD18 9TL
17/2451/CLED Certificate of Lawfulness Existing Development: Loft approved 09/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park conversion including hip to gable extensions, insertion of rear Decision and Eastbury dormer, insertion rooflights to front and removal of chimneys 57 Eastbury Road Northwood HA6 3AP
17/2307/FUL Proposed new driveway and associated hardstanding and soft approved 21/12/2017 Delegated Moor Park landscaping Decision and Eastbury 6 Bedford Road Moor Park HA6 2BB
17/2462/FUL Single storey side and rear extension approved 09/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park Decision and Eastbury 5 Wellesley Avenue Northwood HA6 3HZ
17/2675/NMA Non material amendment to planning permission 17/160/FUL: refused 17/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park Alterations to ridge of roof, alterations to dormer windows, Decision and Eastbury internal alterations and alterations to amenity space Unit 35 Metro Centre, Dwight Road Watford WD18 9SB
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2092/FUL Single storey rear extension, two-storey front and rear approved 03/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park extensions, alterations to roof including creation of a crown Decision and Eastbury roof, insertion of rear dormer and rooflights and alterations to 77 Westbury Road Northwood HA6 3DA
17/2416/RSP Retrospective: Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of approved 10/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park planning permission 17/1829/FUL to remove existing chimney Decision and Eastbury stack and replace with a new chimney stack 16 Bedford Road Moor Park HA6 2AZ
17/2332/FUL Demolition of existing dwelling and construction of replacement approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park two storey detached dwelling with accommodation within the Decision and Eastbury roofspace 2 Bourne End Road Northwood HA6 3BS
17/2266/FUL Change of use from Use Class B8 to Builders' Merchant (sui approved 05/01/2018 Delegated Moor Park generis) for display, sale and storage of building, timber and Decision and Eastbury plumbing supplies, plant and tool hire including outside display and external storage, and associated works including construction of covered canopy to north elevation, alterations to windows, doors and roller shutters in building elevations, re- painting of building, and construction of fencing to eastern Units A & B Valley Park Olds Approach Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD18 9TL
17/2392/FUL Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of approved 16/01/2018 Delegated Oxhey Hall replacement single storey rear extension Decision And Hayling 82 Hillcroft Crescent Oxhey Hall WD19 4NY
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2402/FUL Demolition of existing garage; construction of single storey side approved 10/01/2018 Delegated Oxhey Hall and rear extension and two storey rear extension; addition of Decision And Hayling side dormer; new triple garage; and alterations to access and fenestration. 137 Oaklands Avenue Oxhey Hall Watford Hertfordshire WD19 4TN
17/2322/FUL Loft conversion to include rear dormer and rooflights approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Penn & Mill End Decision 40 Broughton Way Mill End Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 8GW
17/2486/RSP Part Retrospective: Single storey rear extension approved 17/01/2018 Delegated Penn & Mill End Decision 9 Oakfield Mill End Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 8LR
17/2441/FUL Single storey side and rear extensions and alterations to roof of approved 11/01/2018 Delegated Penn & Mill End porch Decision 46 Fotherley Road Mill End WD3 8QG
17/2414/FUL Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of a part approved 11/01/2018 Delegated Penn & Mill End two storey, part single storey rear extension and front porch. Decision 7 Fotherley Road Mill End WD3 8QQ
17/2389/FUL Partial demolition of existing single storey rear extension and approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Penn & Mill End erection of new single storey rear extension Decision 10 Church Lane Mill End WD3 8HD
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2381/FUL Part single, part two storey side and rear extension approved 05/01/2018 Delegated Penn & Mill End Decision 37 Church Lane Mill End Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 8PT
17/2602/NMA Non Material Amendment to Planning Permission 17/0416/FUL: approved 21/12/2017 Delegated Rickmansworth Amendment to conditions 4 (Access Design), 9 (Landscaping), Decision Town 10 (Sustainability), 20 (Drainage Scheme) and 21 (SuDS Management) to allow demolition of existing building WRVS Bury Hall Bury Lane Rickmansworth Hertfordshire
17/2622/NMA Non material amendment to planning permission 16/2328/FUL: refused 12/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth Additional window within ground floor flank Decision Town 47 Hill Rise Rickmansworth WD3 7NY
17/2531/FUL Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of single approved 18/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth storey rear extension Decision Town 16 Cedars Avenue Rickmansworth WD3 7AN
17/2481/FUL Part single storey, part two storey side extension and two approved 15/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth storey rear extension Decision Town 38 Shepherds Way Rickmansworth WD3 7NL
17/2672/NMA Non material amendment to 16/0792/LBC: Alterations to internal withdrawn 19/01/2018 Withdrawn Rickmansworth layout and addition of a rooflight Town 72 High Street Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 1AJ
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2223/FUL Erection of 2 no. four metre high columns for Automatic Number approved 04/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth Plate Recognition Cameras Decision Town 193-203 High Street Rickmansworth WD3 1BB
17/2213/FUL Demolition of garage and erection of part single, part two storey approved 21/12/2017 Delegated Rickmansworth front, side and rear extensions. Alterations to roof including Decision Town increase in ridge height and addition of rooflights to front elevation and dormer windows and rooflights to rear elevation. Alterations to fenestration. Internal alterations. 176 Highfield Way Rickmansworth WD3 7PJ
17/2346/DIS Discharge of Conditions 13 (Landscape Management Plan) and Determined - 03/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth 34 (Plant Noise) pursuant to planning permission 16/2673/FUL DIS apps Decision Town Former Gas Works Wharf Lane Rickmansworth Hertfordshire
17/2460/FUL Replace the current wooden window frames, french doors, approved 17/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth bargeboards, soffits and fascia's with white UPVC equivalents Decision Town 1-7 Ebury Court Bury Lane Rickmansworth Hertfordshire
17/2317/DIS Discharge of Conditions 11 (Drainage) and 17 (Air source heat Determined - 29/12/2017 Delegated Rickmansworth pump) pursuant to planning permission 17/0192/FUL. DIS apps Decision Town Church Wharf Church Street Rickmansworth WD3 1JB
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2432/FUL Part single. part two storey extensions, extension to roof and approved 15/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth loft conversion Decision Town 2 Fortune Cottage Park Road Rickmansworth WD3 1HT
17/2415/FUL Front extension including new dormer, single storey rear approved 18/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth extension, first floor rear gable, internal loft conversion, larger Decision Town summerhouse in rear garden and new front gates 9 Winchfield Way Rickmansworth WD3 4DL
17/2360/FUL Demolition of garage and construction of two storey side, part approved 22/12/2017 Delegated Rickmansworth single, part two storey rear extension and front porch Decision Town 25 Beacon Way Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 7PF
17/2671/NMA Non-material amendment to planning application 16/0791/FUL: To approved 19/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth provide rear access door with internal lobby allowing direct Decision Town access to main stairwell area. 72 High Street Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 1AJ
17/2334/ADV Advertisement Consent: Erection of non-illuminated fascia and approved 10/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth projecting signs Decision Town 70 High Street Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 1AL
17/2692/RSP Retrospective: Retention of existing shop front and fascia Non- 05/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth determination Decision Town 149 - 151 High Street Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 1AR
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 17/2693/ADV Advertisement Consent: Retention of existing shop front and withdrawn 15/01/2018 Withdrawn Rickmansworth fascia signage Town 149 - 151 High Street Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 1AR
17/2604/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 4.75 metres, no objection 18/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth maximum height 3 metres and eaves height 2.7 metres) Decision Town 36 Beacon Way Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 7PE
17/2370/DIS Discharge of Condition 3 (Materials) pursuant to planning Determined - 28/12/2017 Delegated Rickmansworth application 17/0299/FUL DIS apps Decision Town 25 Sherfield Avenue Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 1NN
17/2340/FUL First floor front extension; single storey rear extension; loft approved 05/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth conversion involving increase in ridge height and front and rear Decision Town dormers and replacement roof to existing flat roofed rear extensions 8 Beacon Way Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 7PG
17/2621/DIS Discharge of Condition 5 (Construction management plan), Determined - 08/01/2018 Delegated Rickmansworth Condition 6 (Arboricultural method statement), Condition 7 (Tree DIS apps Decision Town Protection Scheme), Condition 16 (Site Waste Management Plan) and Condition 17 (Boundary Wall Protection) pursuant to planning permission 17/0416/FUL. WVRS Bury Hall Bury Lane Rickmansworth Hertfordshire
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Application Description of Work Decision Date of Decision Ward Applicants Name Location Decision Issued level Description Location 18/0017/NMA Non material amendment to planning permission 17/1360/FUL: approved 05/01/2018 Delegated South Oxhey Alterations to fenestration within front elevation Decision 16 Altham Gardens South Oxhey WD19 6HJ
17/2080/RSP Part Retrospective: Construction of front porch approved 21/12/2017 Delegated South Oxhey Decision 89 Muirfield Road South Oxhey WD19 6LU
17/2607/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (maximum depth no objection 16/01/2018 Delegated South Oxhey 3.25 metres, maximum height 3.6 metres and eaves height 2.45 Decision metres) 37 Gosforth Lane South Oxhey Watford Hertfordshire WD19
17/2542/PDE Prior Approval: Single storey rear extension (depth 5.3 metres, no objection 05/01/2018 Delegated South Oxhey maximum height 3.7 metres and eaves height 3.2 metres) Decision 361 Prestwick Road South Oxhey Watford Hertfordshire WD19 6US
28 Item 2 Heathrow's public consultation - announcement
From: Rob Gray Sent: 20 December 2017 14:07 To: Sara Bedford Cc: Steven Halls Subject: Heathrow's public consultation - announcement
Dear Cllr Bedford,
I wanted to let you know that Heathrow has announced plans to hold a public consultation on the expansion of the airport from 17 January until 28 March 2018. This consultation is being carried out by Heathrow and is separate to the government’s consultation on the draft Airports National Policy Statement which ended on 19 December 2017.
I am writing to you because your Council is a neighbour to a 'host' local authority for the scheme, (i.e. your authority shares a boundary with a local authority in which part of our development will be located, as defined by the Planning Act 2008) and we want you to have your say on how we build a future Heathrow. This will be an opportunity for the Council to formally contribute to the development of Heathrow’s expansion proposals.
Since the Airports Commission process concluded by unanimously recommending a new north-west runway at Heathrow, we have been evolving our plans for how we could deliver expansion. This consultation is an opportunity for you, your residents and local businesses to contribute to how an expanded Heathrow might look, how it might operate, and how we might best mitigate the potential impacts, including proposals for compensation and noise insulation. We will also be consulting on the principles of how we should design Heathrow’s future airspace. The consultation represents a major milestone in the delivery of Heathrow expansion in a way that is fair to our local communities, meets strict environmental tests and connects all of the UK to global growth.
At the start of the consultation, we will be sending a leaflet to many of the households within your area, as well as placing advertisements in local newspapers, social media and on the radio. These communications will provide details about the consultation and how to respond to it. The leaflet will also include a list of consultation exhibition events.
Take a look at our short video which explains more about Heathrow's forthcoming consultation. Click here to watch. There’s also a handout that provides more background on the planning process and the indicative timeline. You can view it here.
I will write to you again once the consultation begins with more details. Whilst there is no obligation to do so at this stage, please get in touch if you have any questions.
Best wishes,
Rob Gray Director - Community & Stakeholder Relations
Heathrow Airport The Compass Centre, Nelson Road Hounslow, Middlesex, TW6 2GW
m: +44 (0)7864 988 413 w: heathrow.com t: twitter.com/heathrowairport a: heathrow.com/apps
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MEMBERS INFORMATION BULLETIN
The Local Land Charges (LLC) fees are set on a cost-neutral basis. The fees were calculated using the staff resource for Local Land Charges and the estimated number and type of Searches that may be received.
There is an increase of 12% on the current Search fee in the majority of cases
Type of Current basic Gross Fee New basic Fee Gross Search fee 2017/2018 2018/2019 Fee (without VAT) (without VAT)
Personal No charge No charge Search allowed by allowed by statute statute LLC1 Search of 15.00 15.00 17.00 17.00 the LLC Register only Con29 52.00 62.40 59.00 70.80 Standard form of enquiries: residential Con29 77.00 92.40 87.00 104.40 Standard form of enquiries: non- residential Combined 67.00 77.40 76.00 88.00 Search: residential Combined 92.40 107.40 104.00 121.00 Search: non- residential Combined 15.00 17.00 15.00 18.00 Search: Additional Parcels CON29O Each 10.00 12.00 10.00 12.00 Enquiry CON290: Q.22 Fee paid over Commons to Registration Hertfordshire County Council
The majority of fees received are highlighted in bold.
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Monthly Investment Analysis Review
December 2017
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Three River District Council Monthly Economic Summary General Economy Compared to November, in which we saw the first rate rise in a decade as well as a Budget, December was relatively tame. Most economic figures continued the trends we have seen throughout the year as markets and geopolitical positions generally remained unchanged.
The first economic release of the month was the Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) survey for the manufacturing sector, which came in at a four year high of 58.2, exceeding polled expectations of 56.5. This figure suggests that growth in the sector has further accelerated in Q4, with sterling’s slide seemingly providing ample support for manufacturers. Construction PMI also exceeded expectations of 51.0; the actual figure coming in at 53.1. Services PMI came in slightly below expectations of 55.0 at 53.8, however for many analysts this was arguably a simple reversal of October’s sharp rise. The figure is still a little higher than Q3’s average of 53.5. The survey did however suggest that cost pressures have intensified. A rise in input prices reversed some of the decline of previous months as a result of the recent rise in oil prices. Output prices also rose to their highest level since February 2008. However, with inflationary pressures caused by sterling’s fall now starting to fade, commentators suggest that it should not be too long before pricing pressures begin to wane. The future activity component of the index also suggested that November’s dip in sector activity could just be temporary, and that firms are not overly pessimistic about the near-term outlook. The rise in manufacturing and construction PMIs offset much of the weakening in services PMI, and the composite PMI points to Q4 GDP growth of 0.4-0.5%.
The headline inflation figure, Consumer Price Index (CPI), rose to 3.1%, its highest level in nearly six years, tightening the squeeze on households’ spending. CPI was pushed up by the cost of air travel, computer games and chocolate as food costs reflected the impact of sterling’s plunge after the 2016 referendum. Additionally, rising global oil prices suggested that factories were facing more price pressures. With inflation more than a percentage point over the Bank of England’s (BoE) target of 2%, Bank Governor, Mark Carney, will have to write a letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, to explain how the Bank intends to respond to the elevated level of inflation.
Unemployment unexpectedly held at its four-decade low of 4.3% for October, against expectations of a further decrease to 4.2% according to a poll of economists. Employment figures dropped, suggesting employers are turning more cautious as the uncertainty over Brexit continued. Pay growth for British workers increased slightly in the three months to October, rising to 2.5% (including bonuses) against the previous month’s 2.3%. No improvement had been expected, and while a welcome surprise wage growth is still being outstripped by inflation, meaning households are still feeling the squeeze as “real wages” are still negative.
As expected, the Monetary Policy Committee voted unanimously to keep the base rate at 0.5%, a month after raising them for the first time in more than a decade.
Public finances strengthened in November as tax revenues rose. The budget deficit edged down last month, boosted by robust income tax revenue and keeping finance minister Philip Hammond broadly on track to meet his new fiscal targets. Public sector net borrowing (excluding state owned banks) fell to £8.7 billion in November; 1.9% less than the same month last year and slightly below forecasts of it rising to £8.9 billion. In total, borrowing since the start of April 2017 has totalled £48.1 billion – 6.1% less than in the same period of 2016 and the lowest for this point in the financial year since 2007. Looking ahead, January typically brings a big surplus in public finances as annual income tax bills fall
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billion. In total, borrowing since the start of April 2017 has totalled £48.1 billion – 6.1% less than in the same period of 2016 and the lowest for this point in the financial year since 2007. Looking ahead, January typically brings a big surplus in public finances as annual income tax bills fall due.
The final estimate for Q3 UK GDP affirmed growth to be at 0.4% q/q, with the annual figure upwardly revised, by 0.2%, to 1.7%. For the first time, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has used VAT returns from hundreds of thousands of Small / Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) in order to bolster the data used for estimating GDP. This boosted GDP growth by an average of 0.05% per quarter in 2017. Although this change did not affect the quarterly figure, it did boost the annual rate of growth.
Across the channel, Eurozone Q3 GDP was confirmed to be 0.6% q/q. Meanwhile, the annual figure was revised slightly higher, to 2.6%, an increase from the upwardly revised Q2 figure of 2.4% y/y.
In the USA, Q3 GDP was downwardly revised to 3.2%. However, this is still an increase from the Q2 GDP figure of 3.1% and the fastest rate since Q1 2015. Non-Farm Payrolls rose by 228,000 in November. US Unemployment remained unchanged in 4.1%. Average hourly earnings increased by 0.2% in the month. Meanwhile, President Trump signed his long awaited legislation for an overhaul of the tax system containing $1.5 trillion in tax cuts.
Housing House prices rose for the fifth month in a row according to Halifax. They rose 0.5% m/m in November, up from 0.3% in October. However, on an annual basis, they rose by 3.9%, down from a 4.5% rise in October.
Forecast Neither Link Asset Services (LAS) or Capital Economics (CE) changed their bank rate forecasts during December. LAS suggest that the next interest rate Bank Rate Mar-18 Jun-18 Sep-18 Dec-18 Mar-19 rise will be to 0.75% in Q4 2018, with further rises of 25 basis points in Q4 2019 Link Asset Services 0.50% 0.50% 0.50% 0.75% 0.75% and Q3 2020. CE suggest further rises of 25 basis points in Q2 2018, Q3 2018, Capital Economics 0.50% 0.75% 1.00% 1.25% 1.25% Q4 2018, Q2 2019 and Q4 2019.
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Current Investment List Current Investment List
Historic Lowest Long Borrower Principal (£) Interest Rate Start Date Maturity Date Risk of Term Rating Default 1 Lloyds Bank Plc 12,040,000 0.50% Call A 0.000% 1 Principality Building Society 2,000,000 0.37% 20/11/2017 22/01/2018 BBB 0.010% 1 Skipton Building Society 2,000,000 0.20% 27/10/2017 29/01/2018 BBB+ 0.013% 1 Principality Building Society 2,000,000 0.33% 28/12/2017 05/02/2018 BBB 0.017% 1 Skipton Building Society 2,000,000 0.23% 18/10/2017 05/02/2018 BBB+ 0.017% 1 Lloyds Bank Plc 2,000,000 0.50% 08/11/2017 12/02/2018 A 0.007% 1 Skipton Building Society 2,000,000 0.45% 06/11/2017 19/02/2018 BBB+ 0.023% 1 Principality Building Society 3,000,000 0.31% 25/10/2017 05/03/2018 BBB 0.030% 1 Nationwide Building Society 2,000,000 0.42% 08/11/2017 12/03/2018 A 0.011% 1 Lloyds Bank Plc 1,500,000 0.55% 15/11/2017 19/03/2018 A 0.012% 1 Lloyds Bank Plc 2,000,000 0.60% 09/11/2017 09/04/2018 A 0.015% 1 Total Investments £32,540,000 0.43% 0.010%
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Three River District Council Portfolio Composition by Link Asset Services' Suggested Lending Criteria
60% Link Asset Services Three River District Council
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Yellow Yellow Calls Pink1 Pink1 Calls Pink2 Pink2 Calls 0% Purple Purple Calls Blue Blue Calls Orange Orange Calls Under 1 Month 1-3 Months 3-6 Months 6-9 Months 9-12 Months 12 Months + Red Red Calls Green Green Calls No Colour NC Calls Y Pi1 Pi2 P B O R GN/C Portfolios weighted average risk number = 5.08 1 1.25 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 Up to 5yrs Up to 5yrs Up to 5yrs Up to 2yrs Up to 1yr Up to 1yr Up to 6mths Up to 100days No Colour WARoR = Weighted Average Rate of Return WAM = Weighted Average Time to Maturity % of Colour Amount of % of Call Excluding Calls/MMFs/USDBFs % of Portfolio Amount in Calls Colour in Calls in Portfolio WARoR WAM WAM at Execution WAM WAM at Execution Yellow 0.00% £0 0.00% £0 0.00% 0.00% 0 0 0 0 Pink1 0.00% £0 0.00% £0 0.00% 0.00% 0 0 0 0 Pink2 0.00% £0 0.00% £0 0.00% 0.00% 0 0 0 0 Purple 0.00% £0 0.00% £0 0.00% 0.00% 0 0 0 0 Blue 0.00% £0 0.00% £0 0.00% 0.00% 0 0 0 0 Orange 53.90% £17,540,000 68.64% £12,040,000 37.00% 0.52% 23 39 73 124 Red 6.15% £2,000,000 0.00% £0 0.00% 0.42% 71 124 71 124 Green 18.44% £6,000,000 0.00% £0 0.00% 0.29% 38 103 38 103 No Colour 21.51% £7,000,000 0.00% £0 0.00% 0.33% 44 85 44 85 100.00% £32,540,000 37.00% £12,040,000 37.00% 0.43% 33 66 57 105
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Three River District Council Investment Risk and Rating Exposure
Investment Risk Vs. Rating Categories Rating Exposure 2.300%
BBB £7,000,000 1.800% 22%
1.300% A £19,540,000 60% BBB+ £6,000,000 0.800% 18%
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<1 year 1 to 2 yrs 2 to 3 yrs 3 to 4 yrs 4 to 5 yrs -0.200% Historic Risk of Default AA A BBB Council This is a proxy for the average % risk for each investment based on over 30 years of data provided by Fitch, Moody's and S&P. It simply provides a calculation of the possibility of average default against the Historic Risk of Default historical default rates, adjusted for the time period within each year according to the maturity of the investment. Rating/Years <1 year 1 to 2 yrs 2 to 3 yrs 3 to 4 yrs 4 to 5 yrs Chart Relative Risk AA 0.007% 0.024% 0.081% 0.158% 0.234% This is the authority's risk weightings compared to the average % risk of A 0.067% 0.189% 0.356% 0.551% 0.775% default for “AA”, “A” and “BBB” rated investments. BBB 0.150% 0.460% 0.824% 1.257% 1.726% Rating Exposures Council 0.010% 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% 0.000% This pie chart provides a clear view of your investment exposures to particular ratings.
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Monthly Credit Rating Changes FITCH
Update Date Institution Country Rating Action Number Long and Short Term Ratings were affirmed, Outlook on the Long Term Rating was changed 08/12/2017 1578 KBC Bank N.V. Belgium to Positive from Stable. 13/12/2017 1580 Qatar National Bank Qatar Viability Rating affirmed and removed from Negative Watch.
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Monthly Credit Rating Changes MOODY'S
Update Date Institution Country Rating Action Number Long Term Rating upgraded to 'Aa3' from 'A1', removed from Positive Watch and 07/12/2017 1576 Bank of America N.A. United States placed on Stable Outlook. Short Term Rating affirmed at 'P-1'. Link Asset Services Colour based on Ratings changed to 'Orange' from 'Red'. Long Term Rating upgraded to 'Baa1' from 'Baa2', removed from Positive Watch and 08/12/2017 1577 Clydesdale Bank PLC United Kingdom placed on Positive Outlook. Short Term Rating affirmed at 'P-2, removed from Positive Watch. Long and Short Term Ratings were affirmed, Outlook on the Long Term Rating was 12/12/2017 1579 Commerzbank AG Germany changed to Positive from Stable.
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Monthly Credit Rating Changes S&P
Update Date Institution Country Rating Action Number There were no rating updates from S&P over the month.
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40 Item 5 Following a statutory review of Polling Districts and Polling Places the following changes have been made and take effect from 1st February 2018.
These were agreed by the Council’s Regulatory Committee on 16 January 2018.
WARD POLLING DISTRICT CHANGES Chorleywood North & Sarratt Transfer of area containing 3 roads, namely Colley Land, Homefield Road and Station Approach (115 electors) from:
Polling District: BAAA to Polling District: BAC
These electors will now vote at: Scout HQ, Orchard Drive, Chorleywood WD3 5QN
Chorleywood South & Maple Transfer of area containing 3 roads, namely Chalfont Lane, Cross Coppermill Lane and Old Uxbridge Road (107 electors) from:
Polling District: CHC to Polling District: CHB
These electors will now vote at: Maple Cross Club, Longcroft Road, Maple Cross, Rickmansworth WD3 9TJ
Moor Park & Eastbury Ward Transfer of area containing 5 roads, namely Batchford Heath, Batchworth Hill, Home Farm, London Road and Park Close (154 electors) from:
Polling District: CDC to Polling District: CEA
These electors will now vote at: Mobile Polling Station, Moor Park Station, Moor Park, Northwood HA6 2JQ
Oxhey Hall & Hayling Electors previously voting at: Mobile Polling Station, Oxhey Pavilion, Green Lane, Oxhey WD19 4LT will now vote at a new polling station (831 electors):
Polling District: DCAA
Scout Hut, Oxhey Pavilion, Green Lane, Oxhey WD19 4LT
South Oxhey Transfer of area containing 7 roads Ainsdale Road, Fairfield Avenue, Ferryhills Close, Gosforth Lane, Lincoln Drive, Matlock Crescent & Otley Way (650 electors) from:
Polling District: DCD to Polling District: DCDA – a new polling district
These electors will vote at All Saint’s Church, Gosforth Lane, South Oxhey WD19 7AX
Steven Halls Electoral Registration Officer Dated: 18 January 2018 41 Item 6
Date: 15 January 2018
Dear Consultee
Defra and Welsh Government consultation on proposals to tackle crime and poor performance in the waste sector and introduce a new fixed penalty for the waste duty of care
I am writing to invite you to respond to a consultation on proposals to better tackle waste crime and poor performance in the waste sector. In particular I would like to draw your attention, as a local authority, to Part C which proposes the introduction of a new Fixed Penalty Notice for household Duty of Care offences for fly-tipping.
In the last few years, we have taken a number of measures to address waste crime and poor performance, for example, by giving regulators, Environment Agency in England and Natural Resources Wales, new powers to tackle waste crime on the ground or, as you will know, giving local authorities the power to issue fixed penalty notices for small scale fly- tipping.
In 2015, a call for evidence asked for views on a number of measures to tackle waste crime and poor performance at waste sites. We have since worked with the regulators and stakeholders to develop proposals to introduce these measures as well as others and we are now seeking your views on these proposals through this consultation process.
The 2018 consultation is divided into three sections:
Part A focuses on raising the standard of operator competence across all permitted waste sites by strengthening the regulators’ assessment and enforcement abilities; Part B is about reforming the waste exemptions regime within the waste permitting system; Part C covers the introduction of a new Fixed Penalty Notice for household Duty of Care offences for fly-tipping.
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The consultation proposals apply to England and Wales.
Further information and the consultation document can be found at: https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/reducing-crime-at-sites-handling-waste-and- introducing-fixed-penalties-for-waste-duty-of-care
Responses
This consultation will run for 10 weeks from 15 January 2018 to 26 March 2018. We welcome your views and comments on the proposals. The following documents may be found on Citizen Space (Citizen Space is an on-line consultation tool) at: https://consult.defra.gov.uk/waste/crime-and-poor-performance-in-the-waste-sector Consultation document Impact assessments Annex 13
The consultation questions are listed in the online consultation survey, in the consultation document and in Annex 13. To submit your consultation response please complete the consultation questionnaire provided through Citizen Space (link above) by 23.59pm on 26 March 2018.
Alternatively, you can return your responses:
By email to: By email to: [email protected] [email protected]. or in writing to: uk or in writing to: Water, Waste, Resource Efficiency and Waste Regulation and Crime Flood Division Defra Department for Environment and Rural Area 2B, Nobel House Affairs 17 Smith Square Welsh Government London Cathays Park SW1P 3JR Cardiff, CF10 3NQ
If you wish to obtain a copy of this consultation, please email [email protected]
Responses are welcomed through the medium of Welsh. Responses should be received by 26 March 2018.
As these proposals extend to all operators of regulated waste facilities and exempt waste activities, this consultation will be of interest to all businesses across England and Wales that hold a waste permit or a registered waste exemption. The proposal on introducing a fixed penalty notice for the waste duty of care will be of particular interest to local authorities. We therefore encourage you to share this consultation widely with other
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Summary of responses and confidentiality
Any responses you send will be seen in full by Defra and Welsh Government staff who deal with matters relating to this consultation. Responses may also be seen by other Defra and Welsh Government staff in order to help them plan future consultations.
A summary of responses to this consultation will be published on the Government websites at: www.gov.uk/defra and www.wales.gov. The summary will include a list of organisations that responded but not personal names, addresses or other contact details.
Information provided in response to this consultation, including personal information, may be made available to the public on request, in accordance with the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA) and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (EIRs). Defra may also publish the responses to the FOIA/EIR requests on www.gov.uk/defra and Welsh Government on www.gov.wales
If you want information, including personal information such as your name, that you provide to be treated as confidential, please explain clearly in writing when you provide your response to the consultation why you need to keep these details confidential. If we receive a request for the information under the FOIA or the EIRs we will take full account of your explanation, but we cannot guarantee that confidentiality can be maintained in all circumstances. However, Defra and Welsh Government will not permit any unwarranted breach of confidentiality nor will we act in contravention of our obligations under the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA). An automatic confidentiality disclaimer generated by your IT system will not, of itself, be regarded as a confidentiality request.
Defra and Welsh Government will share the information you provide in response to the consultation, including any personal data, with a third party of contracted external analysts for the purposes of response analysis and provision of a report.
Defra is the data controller in respect of any personal data that you provide, and Defra’s Personal Information Charter, which gives details of your rights in respect of the handling of your personal data, can be found at: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-environment-food-rural- affairs/about/personal-information-charter.
Consultation Principles This consultation is being conducted in line with the “Consultation Principles” as set out in the Better Regulation Executive guidance which can be found at: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/consultation-principles-guidance.
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Comments and complaints If you have any comments or complaints about the consultation process, please address them to: Consultation Co-ordinator, 8A 8th Floor, Nobel House, 17 Smith Square, London, SW1P 3JR. Or email: [email protected]. Thank you for your help in this matter. If you have any queries, please contact us as above.
Yours faithfully
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Dear Mr Halls,
Thank you for your letter dated January 11 2018.
I note the motion passed by the council in relation to Nascot Lawn. Please be assured that I have made many representations to ministers and been in contact with constituents involved.
Richard Harrington and I have been liaising closely on this matter and are expected to meet with ministers in the near future.
Best wishes,
Mrs Anne Main Member for St Albans House of Commons SW1A 0AA 0207 219 8270 Email: [email protected]
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Hertfordshire County Council Briefing for Members in Three Rivers Autumn Term 2017
YC Hertfordshire provides targeted prevention and early intervention, through youth work projects and programmes, information, advice, guidance, work related learning, outdoor education and support for young people.
Pathways to Success 33 young people across Three Rivers & Watford have now signed up with YC Hertfordshire to take part in the Pathways to Success course – a bespoke six- week programme for NEET young people. The course takes place at YouthPoint in Watford, and is tailored to individual requirements, including two weeks’ work experience designed to match the young person’s individual specification. As a result, 18 of these young people are now either in further education, employment or training, including recent offers of employment to two young people who had previously suffered with anxiety and been home educated.
Young People’s Awards Showcase Success A record number of young people in Three Rivers were delighted to receive a young people’s award from YC Hertfordshire in November – in recognition of the many achievements they have made. Awards celebrated those who had gained employability skills to gain apprenticeships; those campaigning against inequality and discrimination as well as young people who had made significant developments in personal and social skills – enabling them to make positive choices about their future. The awards were presented at a ceremony at County Hall, attended by Executive Member for Children’s Services, County Councillor Teresa Heritage. As noted by one parent attending, it was an inspiring event which showcased the massive benefit given to young people by YC Hertfordshire.
‘Voice of the Young Person’ Brings the Community Together A new Youth Forum in Three Rivers has had significant success in bringing together the local community in West Hyde – thanks to the inspiring fundraising efforts of the young people involved. Transforming West Hyde Youth Centre into a haunted house for Halloween, and inviting the local community to take part in a variety of fundraising activities, saw them raise over £200 for the Short Breaks Centre – which supports young people with learning
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disabilities and complex health needs in the area. Buoyed by their success, the Youth Forum are now holding a second Christmas event and hope to raise even more money for the charity – as well as building on the ties already formed within the local community.
National Youth Work Week Youth workers across Three Rivers used the opportunity presented by National Youth Work week to further publicise the work of YC Hertfordshire among young people across the district. Youth workers manned stands in four schools promoting our services – under the theme of youth work for today and tomorrow – and as a result have seen an increase in numbers attending projects, and a greater awareness of the services we offer.
Upgrade to YouthPoint Music Studio and Activity Hall Using S106 funding, both the music studio and activity hall in YouthPoint in Watford have been upgraded. A new Icon mixing desk has been added to the studio to ensure that the facilities remain relevant and keep pace with technological change, and acoustic panels have been added to the wall of the activity hall – to enable it to be used as a venue for live music events. A number of young people who have really struggled in a conventional school setting have benefitted from using the creative medium of music and have been able to follow instructions and work with others in a very positive way. The resulting increase in self-esteem is wonderful to see.
Work with LGBTQ Young People YC Hertfordshire hosted its first Pride Prom in YouthPoint in November, welcoming almost 50 young people from across Hertfordshire. The event gave LGBTQ young people in the district the opportunity to enjoy an evening of music, food and entertainment in a safe and secure environment. As well as YC Hertfordshire, members of Hertfordshire Constabulary, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service and the OLLIE Foundation, which promotes mental health and well-being among young people, attended the event. There was also a range of LGBTQ support service information and advice available for young people.
YC Hertfordshire runs support groups for LGBTQ young people across Hertfordshire. For more information visit www.youngprideinherts.org
Abbots Langley Young People Support ‘Tough Ten’ Race For the first time this year, young people who attend the Abbots Langley & West Hyde youth projects joined together to support the community by taking part in the ‘Tough Ten’ race in October. Running either 3 or 5km, together with a YCH youth worker, the young people raised money for the community and to thank the charity – which has donated funds towards equipment for the youth centre over the last three years.
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South Oxhey Project Takes Off Following the identification of local need, a targeted prevention and early intervention youth project has been running at YouthZone in South Oxhey, and is already proving very popular. Open to young people in school years 10 & 11, and in the run-up to Christmas, the project is currently focusing on healthy lifestyles – including drugs & alcohol awareness and sexual health. Plans for next term will include the opportunity to develop ideas on giving back to the local community – an idea suggested by the young people themselves.
Garston Manor Partnership Work A new multi-skills sports project run in partnership with Garston Manor School this term has been a great success – building on the strengths of young people through sport. The success of the partnership has resulted in an increased attendance of young people at the LD project ‘Galaxy’ at Rickmansworth Youth Centre.
Takeover Day 2017 – Giving Young People the Opportunity to Help Shape Local Services 22 young people from Hertfordshire were given the opportunity to shape plans for Children’s Services as part of this year’s Takeover Day. The annual Takeover Challenge, a national initiative led by the Children’s Commissioner, saw young people from across the County taking part in a full day of activities which provided a valuable insight into Hertfordshire County Council and other local public organisations. The Takeover Challenge was coordinated by YC Hertfordshire and the aim of the day is to develop the way in which the voice of young people in Hertfordshire is heard by those who make decisions about the services affecting them. It also gives young people an insight into the various roles and decision-making processes across different organisations. This year, 22 young people took part including young carers, children in care, young people with additional needs, and members of Herts1125 Forum including Young Commissioners and the LGBTQ strategic group, Who Not What. Young people took part in a series of workshops with senior officers from the County’s Children’s Services. The workshops were designed to find out what young people wanted to include in Hertfordshire County Council's Children's Plan. They also had the opportunity the take part in a quiz about how the budget is spent on services across the county and were able to share their opinions on how they think money should be spent in the next financial year.
Families First Triage. Young people identified through the Families First Triage system as likely to gain particular benefit from the help that YC can offer have been supported by both Youth Workers and Personal Advisers. This support is tailored to individual need and has included personalised sessions on topics such as avoiding risky behaviour; staying safe; raising aspirations and increasing self-esteem. Young people are also encouraged to take part in group projects and programmes.
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The Empathy Project – Update The Empathy Project –a joint initiative by YC Hertfordshire, West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust and East and North Herts Hospitals NHS Trust – has been up and running at Watford General Hospital since October. A youth worker from YC Hertfordshire has been chaperoning trained volunteers on a Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening as they provide welcome support to young people and their families in the children’s A & E department.
Emotional Health and Wellbeing Youth Heath Champions and Empathy project volunteers, supported by YC Hertfordshire, combined forces to create a powerful photographic exhibition on behalf of the OLLIE foundation at a recent Art of Grieving Exhibition. The exhibition was organised by Bereavement Matters and attracted hundreds of visitors over the course of the weekend. The YC Hertfordshire exhibit focused on suicide and its impact and those attending were able to share stories about their own experiences of losing loved ones.
Conference Focuses on Young People’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Encouraging young people to talk about their mental health was the focus of the first Mental Health Conference held as a joint venture between Hertfordshire County Council YC Hertfordshire and Sandringham School in St Albans. The event took place on the 23rd November at Sandringham School, and more than 300 young people, parents and professionals attended and heard inspirational talks by mental health experts, ambassadors and those who have experienced first-hand the impact that mental health issues can have on young people and their families. There was a special focus on promoting mental health among young men and managing stress, anxiety and body image issues.
NEET Numbers Out of a Year 12 & 13 cohort in Three Rivers of 1,956 young people, only 48 are now registered as NEET (2.45%). Of these, 40 are available and 8 not available for employment, education or training.
For Further Information
Please contact: Mary Walsh YC Team Manager 01442 454060 or 01442 454066 [email protected]
@ThreeRiversTeam
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Walk the Hertfordshire Way; Opportunities to volunteer; Sign up for the Wor kplace Challenge Hertfordshire County Council
Welcome to the FEBRUARY Walking in Hertfordshire e-Bulletin Many more reasons and opportunities to MOVE MORE & FEEL GREAT in 2018
Sign up for the Workplace Challenge
Motivate your colleagues by joining today for FREE! Just 10 minutes of activity a day can help you feel better, improve mood and concentration and help improve sleep. Organisations across Hertfordshire will be taking part in the challenge, which lasts for 8 weeks, and encourages staff to build activity into and around their working days. This is for ALL abilities and everyone is encouraged to do a little bit more activity than usual. To sign up, visit www.workplacechallenge.org.uk/signup. Once registered, you will need to log your activity each week and everyone can gain activity points, with prizes to be won throughout the challenge. The challenge runs until March 4, 2018. Get set, GO!
Discover the Hertfordshire Way - a new guide
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Passing through peaceful fields, quiet footpaths and lovely villages, The Hertfordshire Way is a long-distance waymarked path that guides you all the way around the county. It’s now easier than ever to enjoy, thanks to a new full- colour edition of the official guidebook which divides the route into 16 manageable legs of between 9 and 15 miles. Each starts and ends as close to public transport as possible and is clearly described with a detailed map, delightful watercolour pictures and photos of highlights along the way. The whole route itself is clearly marked with distinctive green and white roundels and signposts.
Cost: £10 (+ £1.50 postage) and is available from the Friends of the Hertfordshire Way. Contact [email protected] or visit www.fhw.org.uk.
Hertfordshire Year of Physical Activity - February is Volunteering Month Get active while giving something back to your community. The Countryside Management Service has plenty of opportunities across the county to help you get started, with several FREE training dates in the pipeline (see below).
Midweek Practical Conservation Volunteers Tasks run every week, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; email for more details.
Rights of Way Surveyor Next training date: Saturday February 10, 2018 in Hitchin.
Guided Walk Leader Next training date: Thursday March 8, 2018 in
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Hertford.
Hertfordshire Health Walk leaders Next training date: Wednesday February 21, 2018 in Watford.
Hertfordshire Health Walk Ambassador Next training date: Wednesday February 28, 2018 in Welwyn.
For more information call 01992 588433 or email [email protected] or [email protected].
Walks & More The CMS promotes a calendar of FREE outdoor events called Walks & More. These events are the great opportunity to enjoy exploring Hertfordshire's beautiful countryside, learn local history, or have a fun family day out. Below are some of February's top picks.
Maisie's Walks - North Herts Monday February 5, 2018 - 10.30am-12.30pm An easy stroll around beautiful North Herts countryside, identifying wildlife, fauna and flora. Pocket sized books for each subject--birds, animals, insects butterflies, trees wildflowers fungi - are provided. Meet at the former Windmill pub in the middle of the tiny hamlet of Charlton, SG5 2AE. No need to book, just turn up.
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NEW Watton at Stone Health Walk Every Tuesday 10am-11.30am Join Hertfordshire Health Walk leaders for a circular brisk walk. Meet at the Nigel Poulton Community Hall, SG14 3SF.
No need to book, but please register as a Health Walker online beforehand.
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Calendar of Meetings February 2018
Council Tuesday 20
Planning Committee Thursday 22
Pensioners’ Forum (2pm) - CANCELLED Friday 23
Meetings start at 7.30pm and are held at Three Rivers House, Northway, Rickmansworth unless otherwise stated.
Copies of the agenda are available for inspection five days prior to meetings at Three Rivers House or at www.threerivers.gov.uk
The Council welcomes contributions from Members of the public to its discussion on agenda items at Committee meetings. Contributions will be limited to one person speaking for and one against each item for not more than three minutes. Please note that in the event of registering your interest to speak on an agenda item but not taking up that right because the item is deferred, you will automatically be given the right to speak on that item at the next meeting of the Committee.
Details of the procedure and the list of those registering the wish to speak are available 30 minutes before the start of the meeting.
In accordance with The Openness of Local Government Bodies Regulations 2014 any matters considered under Part 1 business only of the meeting may be filmed, recorded, photographed, broadcast or reported via social media by any person. Recording and reporting the Council's meetings is subject to the law and it is the responsibility of those doing the recording and reporting to ensure compliance. This will include the Human Rights Act, the Data Protection Act and the laws of libel and defamation.
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CHAIRMAN / VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNCIL LIST OF ENGAGEMENTS FOR JANUARY 2018
Thursday 25 January 6.30pm Chairman Cllr Diana Barber attended the Chairman of East Herts District Council’s Holocaust Memorial Day event at the Council Chambers in Hertford.
Thursday 25 January 7pm Vice-Chairman Cllr Martin Brooks attended a Special Constabulary Attestation Ceremony at Police HQ in Welwyn Garden City.
Friday 26 January 8pm Chairman Cllr Diana Barber will attend the Abbots Tough Ten Presentation Evening at Breakspeare School in Abbots Langley.
Saturday 27 January 9am Chairman Cllr Diana Barber will attend the South Oxhey parkrun 3rd Anniversary at South Oxhey Playing Fields.
Monday 29 January 6.30pm Chairman Cllr Diana Barber will attend the Mayor of Stevenage Borough Council’s Holocaust Memorial Event at the Council Chamber in Stevenage.
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