DOCSLIB.ORG

Pedalpoint Route Two.Pdf

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Pedalpoint Route Two.Pdf ! " # $ % ,ONDON2D 2ABLEY 4HE'REAT.ORTH7AY " (EATH .#.2OUTE "RIDGE 7AY TO3TEVENAGE .ORTH ,ETCHWORTH "ALDOCK 2OAD 'REAT 7OOLMER $ATCHWORTH 4HE 'REEN #ODICOTE (EATH2OAD Linking Hertfordshire towns and countryside,untryside, theheh GreaGreatG eat NorNorth 0OTTERSHEATH Way forms a north south cycle routee througthroughu thethh CtCounty !- -ARDLEY(EATH over 32 miles. Look out for the National Cycleclel NetworkNeNetw ‘12’ #OWARDS,ANE 2ABLEY(EATH2D signss in Welwyn Garden City, Hatfi eld and WelhamWeWelhW m Green. 7ELWYN -ARDLEY(ILL " (EATH Mardley Heath Great North Way #ODICOTE2D " /AKLANDS !YOT3T,AWRENCE &ULLING 3INGLERS $ANESBURY 'REAT.ORTH2D (ARMER'REEN -ARSH 7OOD 3T!LBANS2OAD2IVER-IMRAM 2OAD #ARLETON +IMPTON -ILL 2ISE "URNHAM 3HAWS#ORNER ,ANE 'REEN .ATIONAL4RUST Singlers Marsh ,INK2D /LD7ELWYN ! 2OAD ,ANE ,ONDON 2OMAN #ODICOTE 3CHOOL "ATHS É $IGSWELL FromFrF m WelwynWelwyn GardenGGarde City 2OAD /TTWAY7ALK thehe greenwayg nwwayay providesrovides thetth ! gatewaygat to exploreexploplore theh beautifulbeautifutiful 7ELWYN.ORTH Ayotot countrysidecountryside.cco s Followw !YOT3T0ETER 3TATION theth old rarailwayrai line through 4HE 7HITE(ILL "ESS Sherrardsparkrards WoWoodsWood all the way 'REAT $IGSWELL $IGSWELL ,AKES to Wheathampstead.Wheatham ad.d. The trail is 0ARK EMER Digswell Lakes " openpen to walkerswa anand cyclists. .ORTH 4HE&RYTHE 2OAD 5#4 2IVER-IMRAM 7AY 4EWIN The Ayot Greenway +NIGHTS 6)!$ (ERTFORD2OAD FIELD 4HE!YOT'REEN7AY "ESSEMER TO7HEATHAMPSTEAD 7AY 4HE!YOT !YOT !- (ILL #YCLE 2OUTE 'REEN7AY 'REEN 2OAD 2IVER,EA 7ELWYN $IGSWELL Sherrardspark Woods 'ARDEN#ITY $IGSWELL " 3HERRARDSPARK 3HIRE 7ATEREND,ANE 7OOD 0ARK 3ITEOF3PECIAL3CIENTIFIC)NTEREST 2D (ERNS,ANE /AKLANDS (ERNS " 'REAT.ORTH2D " #OLLEGE -UNDELLS 7AY "ESSEMER 2IVER,EA -ARFORD2D "RIDGE2OAD "LACK&AN2OAD 4EWIN2D "RIDGE -OORS7ALK !- (OWARD 2OAD #ENTRE (ERNS,ANE 2OAD %AST 0ANSHANGER #OLEMAN'REEN,ANE (ANDSIDE 0ARKWAY 2OAD " 6ALLEY 7ELWYN 2IDGEWAY 'ARDEN#ITY Welwyn Garden City Town Trail #OLEMAN 3TATION ,UDWICK7AY 2D " ,ANE Findnd outou about tthehe 'REEN 7AY +NELLA developmentvelo oof our historic y 2OAD Gardenarden City onn thet town ,EMSFORD 3YLVAN "ROADWATER0EARTREE trailail startingsta frrom The ,ONGCROFT,ANE (OLWELL (ANDSIDE 3ALISBURY "USHEY Campus.ampu Contactactct PedalPeda ,EMSFORD 2OAD ,EY "LACK&AN2OAD Point for a leafl eet.t 7OODHALL 2OLLS ! ,EMSFORD #OLGROVE (ALL'ROVE "LACKTHORN 3PRINGS 7OODS ,ANE ,ANE 7AY 7OODHALL #OLE 'REEN ,ANE "ROCKET2D (OLLYBUSH ,ANE (ALL'ROVE " ,ANE #HEQUERS 'OSLING .ORTH #OLE'REEN " 3TADIUM (OMESTEAD 4HE#OLE'REEN7AY ,ANE "EEHIVE 'REAT 4HE 3TANBOROUGH2OAD +ING TO(ERTFORD 7ARE Lemsford Springs 3TANBOROUGH (OWLANDS 'EORGE6 #OLE (OWLANDS 4HE ! 4HE 'REEN 3TANBOROUGH 1%)) #OMMONS #HEQUERS 7 Stanborough,ANE Park AY 0ARK (OSPITAL ,ETTY'REEN 'REEN ERS OOP King George V Playing Fields # The Cole Green Way ,ANE 4HE#OMMONS OTS 'IPSY !SC AnA oldd railwayrailwarailwwa line,, canalcananall towpaths,towtot paths | openo spacesacececes and quietet roadsr formfor a ,ANE ! greenee routeroutou for walkerserrs aand cyclistscycliststs betweeneen WelwynWelwWe Gardenn CityC and WareW re 'REEN The Commons 2IVER,EA viav Hertford.ertfordert The Cole GreGreenenn WWaWay runs (ATFIELD ! ! alonggtg theth formerr railwayay lineli betweenbetw 'T.ORTH2D 'ARDEN ,ANES the outskirtsoutsksk s of WelwynW w n andana Hertford.for (A 6ILLAGE !- Y AD TFI ,ONGME ELD 7A -ILL'REEN ! -USEUM VENUE "IRCHWOOD 4HE$ELL OMET # OAD OOD 2 (ATFIELD "IRCHWE Y D " !V A 'R 7 7 ELLF ,A OUND TFOR AN NE ER Y ,EMSFORD IELD ( 7A !LB O 4HE ! 2 OAD D% OSQUIT - LBANS2 2 3T! (ATFIELD3TATION OAD &RENCH %SSENDON Y WA (ORN ,A St Albans Road East Park Providding a green route UEENS 5NIVERSITYOF 1 ORY 4HE T (ATFIELD between Hatfiatfi eld House and AY 7 EC (ERTFORDSHIRE O (OUSE 'ALLERIA "RIARS RIVE 1 SH7 O $ St Albans Abbeybey, this 6 ⁄2 mile LD2 0ARKS 7OODLAND DS!VE /PEN!CCESS,AND #AR0ARK ENDI / trailrail can be used by walkers ! V .ATURE2ESERVE %LLENB #A and cycliststs. The paths makes EST 0LAYING&IELD 0ARK 7HEELCHAIR!CCESS ann idealid dayay trip to St Albansbans (OWE$ELL RO ,ANE (ILLCR %LLENBROOK #HAN beingbe g closecl to the townn centre,c nt OK,A ! " 3TREAM7OODS ,ANETRY ISHOP ,ANE /XLEASE Verulamiumru amiuium Park andnd theth Abbey.Abbbey !- -AJOR4RAILS7ALKING#YCLING &IELD #YCLE0ATHS S 2ISE #OLLEGE VE / AY XLEA 7 DS! $ -USEUM 2ESIDENTIAL#OMMERCIAL 3EATING The Alban Way O 4RA RIV SE AN 5NIVERSITYOF 7O E !LB Ï (ERTFORDSHIRE VELLERS Howe Dell / Stream Woods 4HE 3PORTS,EISURE#ENTRE 2IVER,AKE #HILDRENS0LAY!REA 4HE!LBAN7AY /XLEYS TO3T!LBANS ,ANE 7OOD Centenary Park ! 3OUTH 3WIMMING0OOL #YCLE2OUTESTRAFFICFREE &OOTPATHS (AZEL'ROVE (ATFIELD (AZEL #ENTENARY 0ARK #HILDRENS0LAY!REA #YCLE2OUTEONROAD 7AYMARKED&OOTPATHS "ISHOPS !- ! ' RO Great North Way VE 7ILDHILL 4HE ! 2AIL3TATION "RIDLEPATH .ATURE2ESERVE D 2ISE AY 7 'REAT #AR0ARK &OOTPATH ,EAFLET!VAILABLE (IGH2 3OUTH . OR #OLNEY Ô ! TH #YCLE3HOP 4RACK )NFORMATION0ANEL 7 (EATH A Y -OTORWAY -AIN-INOR2D "RIDLEWAY 2OESTOCK 7ELHAM 7ELHAM'REEN 'REEN 3TATION 2D 2AILWAY 0ICNIC!REA (ILL ONS 4 IX OLLG $ 2AILWAYINTUNNEL 4OILETS 4HE'REAT.ORTH7AY -APCONTINUES ATE !- ONOTHERSIDE .#.2OUTE 2 TO3OUTH-IMMS " #AFE OAD (ADLEY7OOD ,ONDON +EY ! " # $ %.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Welwyn & Hatfield Activity
    4YLERS #AUSEWAY Public Transport MUSEUMS -APCONTINUES 7OODHILL For public transport information to getet to CufflCuf ey andan Brookmans Park ! ONOTHERSIDE from Welwynw Garden City and Hatfia eld contact:t: Mill Green Museum & Mill Activity Map 'REAT.ORTH2D Intalinkalin (Busus Times):m www.intalink.org.uk,k Tel. 08707 608 2 608. Housed in a fully restored 18th century watermill, the Trainain Information:formmaation www.nationalrail.co.uk.lrrail museum displays local artefacts from pre history to the present day. You can also watch fl our being milled Thiss charmingchharm sitete nowno owned and see the water wheel in action. Admission is free. by Cufflffl ey Parishish CouncilC ncilcil has ,ANE "ELL"AR Open every day except Monday’s. " a widede varietyv etyy ofo fl ora, andndd "ULLS the streamreamm runningruun along thehee Access from Mill Green Lane. 4RANSMITTING southernouthernrn boundaryboubo nd adds to 3TATION .ORTHAW'REAT7OOD the habitatatt diversity.diversdi ersit ! #OUNTRY0ARK AccessA fromom TolmersTo rss Road.Ro Welwyn Roman Baths 7AYMARKED0ATHS 3ITEOF3PECIAL3CIENTIFIC)NTEREST The remains of a third century Roman bath house are MILETRAIL preserved in a vault under the A1(M). The baths are "ROOKMANS MINS Home Wood open most weekends and school holiday afternoons. MILETRAIL There is a small admission charge for adults. MINS 0ARK Access from Welwyn By-Pass. !VE MILETRAIL (ILL "ROOKMANS "ROOKMANS MINS 0ARK ,ANE -OFFATS &OOTPATHS #ARBONE For both museums: Tel. 01707 271362. (OME7OOD www.hertsmuseums.org.uk & scroll down to " 4HE2IDGEWAY ‘Mill Green Museum’ or ‘Welwyn Roman Baths’. 'OBIONS 3HEPHERDS7AY /PEN3PACE 4OLMERS 0OND Northaw Great Wood 'OBIONS 7OOD ExploreExpxp 29090 acreses of oak, 2OAD hornbeamhornbehoornbeamm and birchch Gobions Woods woodland.dllannd Once part of a vastt #UFFLEY This 42 acre woodlandwoo and common,mmon,, theth Great Wood hasha grasslandss a is maintainededd by Gobionsobions 3WANLEY"AR,ANE hidden awaywayay glades,g ponds WoodlandWood Trust.
    [Show full text]
  • Smart Motorways Programme A1(M) Junction 6 to 8 Environmental Assessment Report
    Smart Motorways Programme A1(M) Junction 6 to 8 Environmental Assessment Report Smart Motorways Programme Environmental Assessment Report Appendix 5.1 to 5.7 – Air Quality Tranche 5 – A1(M) J6 to 8 (Preliminary Design – PCF Stage 3) HE551539-WSP-EGN-SG-RP-LE-00016 May 2019 Notice This document and its contents have been prepared and are intended solely for Highways England’s information and use in relation to the Smart Motorways Programme. Environmental Assessment Report Smart Motorways Programme A1(M) Junction 6 to 8 Environmental Assessment Report Revision history Job number: 551539 Document ref: HE551539-WSP-EGN-SG-RP-LE-00016 Revision Purpose description Originated Checked Reviewed Approved Date P01 S3 – Draft for review Sioni Hole Bethan David Hoare Jonty Parry 01/03/19 and comment Tuckett Jones P02 S4 – Suitable for stage Sioni Hole Bethan David Hoare Jonty Parry 12/04/19 approval Tuckett Jones Client signoff Client Highways England Project SMP Tranche 5 – A1(M) Junctions 6 to 8 Document title Appendix 5.1 to 5.7 – Air Quality Job no. 551539 Document HE551539-WSP-EGN-SG-RP-LE-00016 reference Environmental Assessment Report Smart Motorways Programme A1(M) Junction 6 to 8 Environmental Assessment Report Table of Contents 5. Appendix 5.1 to 5.7 – Air Quality 1 5.1 Air Quality Assessment Strategy and Methodology Papers 1 5.2 Regulatory / Policy Framework 4 5.3 Baseline, Opportunities and Constraints 14 5.4 Traffic Data and Other Inputs 23 5.5 Model Verification 24 5.6 Assessment of Impact 31 5.7 Compliance Risk Assessment 48 List of Tables Table 5.1.1 - Ecological Receptors included in the Air Quality Model ..............................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Draft Cole Green Way Greenspace Action Plan 2018-2023 Consultation Pdf 128 Kb
    Part I Item No: 11 Main author: Bryce Tudball Executive Member: Cllr Mandy Perkins All Wards WELWYN HATFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL CABINET PLANNING AND PARKING PANEL – 12 APRIL 2018 REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (PUBLIC PROTECTION, PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE) DRAFT COLE GREEN WAY GREENSPACE ACTION PLAN 2018-2023 CONSULTATION 1 Executive Summary 1.1 A draft Greenspace Action Plan (GAP) has been prepared for Cole Green Way by the Countryside Management Service (CMS) on behalf of Hertfordshire County Council (HCC). 1.2 Cole Green Way is a 6.2km non-motorised transport route following the former Hertford to Welwyn Garden City branch line. It provides a traffic-free connection between Hertford and Welwyn Garden City connecting at both ends to links to the respective town centres and forms part of the Sustrans National Cycle Network Route 61. 1.3 The draft GAP focuses on the section of Cole Green Way between Hertford and the A414 which is owned by HCC and will make recommendations for the management of the remainder of the route. 1.4 A briefing document was produced by CMS in August 2017 as a first stage of engagement on the GAP. The Council’s proposed consultation response was reported to this Panel on 5 October 2017 and following agreement of the Panel was submitted to the CMS on 12 October 2017. 1.5 The CMS has considered the feedback from the consultation on the briefing document and has subsequently prepared a draft Cole Green Way Greenspace Action Plan 2018-2023. This report summarises the draft GAP and sets out the Council’s response to the consultation which was agreed with the Executive Member for Planning, Housing and Community and submitted to HCC by email on Friday 16 March.
    [Show full text]
  • Appendix 2 – HELAA Results by Settlement
    Appendix 2 – HELAA results by settlement Oaklands and Mardley Heath This section includes a summary table of 3 sites promoted around Oaklands and Mardley Heath through the Call for Sites 2019. The table below sets out whether or not a site passed or failed the HELAA. If the site passed Stage 2, the concluded capacity is shown. A settlement map then illustrates the location of all the sites. This is followed by Stage 2 assessments for sites OMH6 and OMH9. One site (OMH7) was previously reviewed in the HELAA 2016 and this has been subject to review in 2019. Table 18: Oaklands and Mardley Heath HELAA results Summary Table Capacity (dwellings Urban / HELAA HELAA or as stated) / Page Location Settlement Green 2019 reference Reason for failing no. Belt Result Stage 1 Land adjacent to Oaklands and Green Failed OMH6 Danesbury 0 168 Mardley Heath Belt Stage 2 Lodge Oaklands and Green Passed OMH7 22 The Avenue 2 176 Mardley Heath Belt Stage 2 Land r/o 19-23 Oaklands and Green Passed OMH9 12 172 The Avenue Mardley Heath Belt Stage 2 166 Appendix 2 – HELAA results by settlement Figure 21 –Sites promoted through the Call for Sites 2019 – Oaklands and Mardley Heath 167 Appendix 2 – HELAA results by settlement STAGE 2 ASSESSMENTS Site Reference: OMH6 Site name: Land adjacent to Danesbury Lodge . - Site details Settlement Oaklands and Mardley Heath Ward Welwyn east Site area 3.43 hectares Site context Green Belt Yes Previously developed No Land use/character Open parkland/rough grazing land with a tree lined right of way bisecting the site.
    [Show full text]
  • Singlers Marsh Plan
    SINGLERS MARSH LOCAL NATURE RESERVE WELWYN HERTFORDSHIRE Management Plan 2014 -2024 (JUNE 2014) SINGLERS MARSH, WELWYN, HERTFORDSHIRE Management Plan Section 1 DESCRIPTION 1 1.1 Name of Site 1 1.2 Location 1 1.3 Tenure 1 1.4 Legal Constraints 1 1.5 Physical Description 2 1.6 Ecological Description 2 1.7 Site History 5 1.8 Present Use 6 Section 2 EVALUATION 6 2.1 Wildlife Value 7 2.2. Amenity Value 7 2.3. Educational Value 7 2.4 Site Potential 7 2.5 The Role of Countryside Stewardship 8 Section 3 FUTURE MANAGEMENT 8 3.1 Objectives of Future Management 8 3.2 Management Proposals 8 3.3 Getting the work done 10 3.4 Community Involvement 10 Section 4 ANNUAL WORK PROGRAMME 11 Section 5 SITE MONITORING & REVIEW 12 5.1 Annual Monitoring 12 5.2 Plan Review 12 Section 6 Maps Section 1 DESCRIPTION 1.1 Name of Site Singlers Marsh Local Nature Reserve 1.2 Location Singlers Marsh is located to the immediate north of the village of Welwyn. A little more than three quarters of the site lies within the area administered by Welwyn Hatfield Council in central Hertfordshire, the remainder being within North Hertfordshire District Council’s area. The site’s eastern boundary is formed by the River Mimram and by enclosed private gardens along the B656 road between Welwyn and Codicote. On the west side are public roads with more residential properties. To the east of the site beyond the Codicote Road is Danesbury Local Nature Reserve, also owned by Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council.
    [Show full text]
  • Friends Groups News
    Friends Groups News A newsletter for nature reserve volunteers in Welwyn Hatfield Winter 2019 Welcome to another edition of our newsletter! The past year has been another great one for our Friends groups. So much has been achieved on our natures reserves, building confidence enthusiasm and experience amongst our volunteers. Friends groups have continued to fell trees, plant trees, restore a heritage garden, re- move invasive species, lay hedges, count butterflies, birds and small mammals, lead walks, give talks, maintain web sites—such a wide range of activities all of which con- tribute towards the care of the special A glorious autumnal view down ‘Middle Way’ at Northaw Great Wood (Photo: Peter Walker) wildlife areas in the borough and enhance the welcome given to all the visitors who enjoy exploring them. There is more information on other pages and lots of photos sent in by Friends, so read on! ANNUAL FRIENDS GATHERING THURSDAY 21ST FEBRUARY AT 7.30PM LARGE HALL AT WELWYN CIVIC CENTRE GUEST SPEAKER: PATRICK BAILLY Landscape & Biodiversity Officer, Harlow Council Your annual opportunity to share news of your projects & activities RSVP: [email protected] or 01707 357418 Friends of Mardley Heath—a special item Diary of a Friend aged 64¾. I have been a Friend of Mardley Heath for only a few years, but despite my relatively short involve- ment I feel like we have been friends for ever, such was the warm welcome I was given. Once a month, we meet up on a Sun- day morning and set to work doing, in my case, what I am told! At my first ever work party I was told to cut sycamores, but I am no gardener or arborist and couldn’t tell a sycamore from any other type of tree.
    [Show full text]
  • Green Gap Assessment
    For and on behalf of Bayard Developments Ltd & Wattsdown Developments Ltd Representations in respect of Development of Evidence for Welwyn Hatfield Local Plan: Green Gap Assessment Sites: Fulling Mill Lane, Welwyn (WEL1, WEL2 and WEL15) Land at London Road, Knebworth (HELAA WGr3) Prepared by Strategic Planning Research Unit DLP Planning Ltd Sheffield November 2019 H5057/1PS Fulling Mill Lane, Old Welwyn (WEL1) H5068/1PS Land at London Road, Knebworth (HELAA Site WGr3) Representations to Welwyn Hatfield Local Plan: Green Gap Assessment Roland G Bolton Prepared by: BSc (Hons) MRTPI Senior Director Neil Osborn Checked by: MRTPI Senior Director Neil Osborn Approved by: MRTPI Senior Director Date: November 2019 Strategic Planning Research Unit V1 Velocity Building Broad Quay House (6th Floor) 4 Abbey Court Ground Floor Prince Street Fraser Road Tenter Street Bristol Priory Business Park Sheffield BS1 4DJ Bedford S1 4BY MK44 3WH Tel: 01142 289190 Tel: 01179 058850 Tel: 01234 832740 DLP Consulting Group disclaims any responsibility to the client and others in respect of matters outside the scope of this report. This report has been prepared with reasonable skill, care and diligence. This report is confidential to the client and DLP Planning Ltd accepts no responsibility of whatsoever nature to third parties to whom this report or any part thereof is made known. Any such party relies upon the report at their own risk. 2 11.04.19-H5057-1PS-RGB-NO-GreenGapAssessment H5057/1PS Fulling Mill Lane, Old Welwyn (WEL1) H5068/1PS Land at London Road, Knebworth (HELAA Site WGr3) Representations to Welwyn Hatfield Local Plan: Green Gap Assessment CONTENTS PAGE 1.0 Introduction and Purpose of the Report ....................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Woodland Management Plan
    Woodland Management Plan Woodland Property Name Mardley Heath Local Nature Reserve Case Reference Plan Period dd/mm/yyyy Approval Date: 1/10/2015 To: 1/10/2020 (ten years) Five Year Review Date October 2020 Status Reason for Revision No. Date (draft/final) Revision 1 March 2015 Draft End of previous plan period The landowner agrees this plan as a statement of intent for the woodland User Support To maximise the functionality available: • Connect to the internet; • Enable macros as prompted; • Where the text is blue and underlined additional information is available, hover over the text with your mouse and double click to open; • Where you see the symbol, left click on either the symbol or the adjacent cell and press the F1 key for a further explanation of the detail required; • Throughout the document where you see ‘Add Box’ double click on the text and additional boxes will appear. 1 | Management Plan Template | I&R Team | 01/06/2016 V1.1 UKFS Management Planning Criteria Approval of this plan will be considered against the following UKFS criteria, prior to submission review your plan against the criteria using the check list below. Applicant No. UKFS Management Plan Criteria Approval Criteria Check Forest management plans should state Have objectives of management the objectives of management and set been stated? Consideration given 1 out how the appropriate balance to economic, environmental and between economic, environmental and social factors (Section 2.2) social objectives will be achieved. Forest management plans should Does the management strategy address the forest context and the (section 6) take into account the 2 forest potential and demonstrate how forest context and any special the relevant interests and issues have features identified within the been considered and addressed.
    [Show full text]
  • GREEN BELT REVIEW PURPOSES ASSESSMENT (Prepared for Dacorum Borough Council, St Albans City and District Council and Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council)
    GREEN BELT REVIEW PURPOSES ASSESSMENT (Prepared for Dacorum Borough Council, St Albans City and District Council and Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council) Annex 1 – Parcel Assessment Sheets for Dacorum Borough Council November 2013 Green Belt Review Purposes Assessment – Parcel Assessment Sheets for Dacorum Borough Council This page has intentionally been left blank Green Belt Review Purposes Assessment – Parcel Assessment Sheets for Dacorum Borough Council Introduction This document forms an Annex to the Green Belt Review Purposes Assessment undertaken on behalf of on behalf of Dacorum Borough Council, St Albans City and District Council, and Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council. The parcel assessment sheets in this annex relate to Dacorum Borough Council only. The maps overleaf show the strategic parcel boundaries. Figure 8.1 (taken from the Green Belt Review Purposes Assessment Final Report) shows areas of land which contribute least towards the Green Belt purposes. These have been identified under ‘Next Steps’ in the relevant Parcel Assessment Sheets, and classified as Strategic Sub Areas and Small Scale Sub Areas in the Final Report. The Final Report also contains more detailed information on methodology and environmental and historic features mapping. 490000mE 500 510 520 530000mE Key: District Borough Boundary Land Parcel Boundary Study Area Outer Boundary Green Belt Settlement (! 1st Tier !( 2nd Tier (! 3rd Tier N m 0 0 0 0 2 2 59 !( Woolmer Green 60 !( Mardley Heath Oaklands !( 19 (! (! Burnham Kinsbourne Green 40 Ayot St 58 !( Markyate
    [Show full text]
  • Hill End Station
    History Trail Point 9 – Hill End Station In 1862 the Hatfield and St Albans Railway Company was formed. In 1865 a link was constructed from the London Road terminus to Abbey Station. There were halts at Sanders (the orchid growers), Hill End, Smallford, Nast Hyde and on to Hatfield. Hill End station was opened on 1st May 1899 to serve the Hertfordshire County Asylum with passengers being set down, on request to the guard. A siding ran south across Hill End Lane, between the houses into the hospital grounds for delivering coal, stores and sometimes patients. The line was poorly used with passenger demand destroyed by the new Midland main line railway to St Albans (City) and was closed to passengers in 1951 and freight traffic in 1964. Mr Truwert recalls how, in the 1950s,” some of the patients from Cell Barnes hospital worked at the nearby station” (Herts Memories/Lost Rails/The Alban Way) Hill End Station 1959 (Courtesy M. Covey-Crump) The station buildings consisted of a wooden parcels office, waiting room and timber office and an iron gents Hill End Halt with footway over tracks between the Hospital and Marconi’s electrical engineering works at loo. Long Acres – late 1950’s. Hospital Pumping Station is the large building in right background. (Source unknown) “Many people will remember Hill End Railway Station which was situated quite near to the hospital, consisting of a single track line operating between St Albans and Hatfield, by which lots of goods were brought to the hospital until the station closed sometime after the war.
    [Show full text]
  • Mid He S Night Hike 2021
    13/03/2021 Mid Herts Night Hike 2021 - Lockdown Edition Mid Hes Night Hike 2021 - Lockdown Edition Online Question / Answer Sheet *Required Email address * Your email address What is your team Name? * Your answer Please add a mobile phone number that we can contact you on (in case you don't complete check-in and so we can check you're OK) * Your answer What group are you affiliated to? * Choose If you answered "Other", which group? Your answer https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdRrfvfxIsICTKdB-Iu6uQ14brYAsmVyFt9wfIVtxYfuVV74Q/viewform 1/9 13/03/2021 Mid Herts Night Hike 2021 - Lockdown Edition What Section(s) are you? (Tick all that apply in your bubble) * Beavers Rainbows Cubs Brownies Scouts Guides Explorers / Young Leader Rangers / Young Leader Network Adults We've read the instructions and guidelines and are happy to be here and abide by them! * Yes! What time are you starting? * Time : 1. What number is Lloyds Bank on Howardsgate? * 10 points Your answer https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdRrfvfxIsICTKdB-Iu6uQ14brYAsmVyFt9wfIVtxYfuVV74Q/viewform 2/9 13/03/2021 Mid Herts Night Hike 2021 - Lockdown Edition 2. Who did the disc memorial commemorate on Howardsgate? (This has 10 points recently been removed and a statue has been commissioned to replace it). * Ebenezer Howard Louis de Soissons Fredrick Osbourne Robert Gascoyne-Cecil - 3rd Marquis of Salisbury Nick Faldo 3. What is the name of the temporary sculpture by the fountain? * 10 points Your answer 4. Which golfer celebrated by Sainsburys does not have a photograph? * 10 points Your answer 5. What is the name of the sculpture by David Evans on Parkway? (More 10 points sculptures - how cultured!) * Your answer 6.
    [Show full text]
  • Proposed Retirem Cole Green Way Planning Stat Proposed Retirement
    RETIREMENT LIVING MADE BETTER Proposed Retirement Village Cole Green Way, Hertford Planning Statement Woodlands Retirement Village RETIREMENT LIVING MADE BETTER Retirement Living Made Better The Vision seeks to: Achieve a new sustainable development that is tailored to the particular and distinctive circumstances of Hertford. Meet an identified need for additional high dependency retirement accommodation to ensure Hertford obtains a position as a centre of excellence for the ageing population within the region. Promote a compact development of traditionally-inspired character, that is well connected with the existing townscape setting of Hertford. Brickfields Cole Green Way CONTENTS 1. Summary 2 2. Scope 3 3. Site and Surrounding Area 5 4. Form of Planning Application 8 5. Planning Policy Context 11 6. Planning Assessment 15 7. Material Planning Considerations 16 8. Housing Need Supply 18 9. Conclusion 19 Appendices A. Site Location Plan 21 WRVL Ref: HERT 1006/6 LPA Ref: Office Address Orion House Bessemer Road Welwyn Garden City Herts AL7 1HE Telephone: 0845 003 6834 Date of Issue: May 2016 Planning Statement May 2016............................................................... Page 1 Brickfields Cole Green Way 1 Summary Background 1.1 This revised application seeks to address the reasons for refusal by East Herts District Council as set out in the decision notice dated 16th September 2015 (App.ref 3/14/2132/0P ) 1. The proposals constitute inappropriate development within the Metropolitan Green Belt and are therefore, by definition, harmful to it. Other harm would also result from a loss of openness to the surrounding area; an adverse impact on the character and appearance of the area; the isolated and unsustainable location of the site and the adverse impact upon protected trees.
    [Show full text]