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FHARPENODEN TOWN CROUNCIL’SUQUARTERLYMNEWSLETTER C L O S E R T O T H E C O M M U N I T Y MARCH 2008 - ISSUE 124 DELIVERING ‘QUALITY SPECIAL STATUS’ SERVICES n 2004 Harpenden Town Council became the first Town or Parish Council to achieve EDITION IQuality Town Status, an award given in recognition of the high standard of service delivery undertaken. The attainment of this certificate demonstrates that Harpenden Town Council has the ability and experience to promote greater co-operation between the tiers of COMMUNITY local government by encouraging St Albans District Council and Hertfordshire County Council to work in closer partnership with the Town Council for the benefit of the CONSULTATION local community. Help to shape your local Town Council services and win £250.00 HARPENDEN TOWN COUNCIL’S Church Green cash prize. Your Town Council delivers the services AIMS - A VISION FOR THE FUTURE you have requested, and each year we G To strive to improve the quality of life for all residents ask for your opinion on how well we of the Town are doing, and what services you would G To promote and represent the community’s views and like to see developed in the future. aspirations at local, county, regional and national level. Please let us know your thoughts by G To serve those who live in the Town, work in the taking time to complete the Resident Town and visit the Town. Questionnaire, in the centre of this G To promote the area as a place to live, a place to work, issue of Forum. Simply complete and a place to visit, a place to invest. return the Questionnaire by 28th G To promote growth of Council activities where new March 2008, and as a ‘Thank You’ you services can be taken on effectively and efficiently. will be entered into our free prize draw. The winning entry will be drawn Harpenden Town Council delivers a wide range of services to the local community at random by the Town Mayor, week including: commencing 7th April 2008. Your feedback will then shape our ENVIRONMENT DEMOCRATIC k annual Performance Plan, which u . o Sustainable management and maintenance c . provides comprehensive detail of the REPRESENTATION n g i of the Common and Greens, Nickey Line, s Town Council’s achievements and future e d t Lydekker Park and car park, and the Parish t objectives. Copies of the new Plan will AND a l p s Paths Partnership. Management of 15
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2 help to shape your local community. Restoration and rejuvenation projects such 1 Civic Representation - Town Mayor 7
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Key aims and objectives 2008/2009 Key Achievements A VISION FOR THE FUTURE during 2007/2008 Previous market research carried out by the Town Council with the residents of G Restructuring of Council Harpenden has helped to shape the following objectives for the Town: committees and working parties. G Providing greater access for public G To consult with the community to G To continue to defend the character of representation. establish its aspirations for the future. the Town, oppose inappropriate G Greater openness through development, preserve the green belt G To promote the vitality and viability reporting procedure. of the Town Centre, Southdown and and critically analyse the proposed East of England Plan and respond G Significant savings through staff Batford. restructures and efficiencies. appropriately to the final document. G To encourage and participate in G Emphasis upon service delivery. G Work for a cleaner and greener partnership and agency working with Harpenden. G Were awarded after the first time the public, private and voluntary sectors of entering, the Green Flag Award G To work in partnership with the County for the betterment of Harpenden. for Harpenden Common, of Council and voluntary groups to deliver G To promote sustainable policies that which only 551 parks and green improved youth facilities in the Town. strive to improve the environment to spaces throughout England and meet the needs of the present without G Work with the District Council to seek Wales have received this the modernisation and improvement to compromising the ability of future prestigious award. the Public Halls to meet the needs and generations to meet their needs. G Successfully organised four demands of Harpenden residents. volunteer project days on the G To help to create a socially inclusive and G To work with the History Society to Common. Carrying out various caring community which embraces all find a permanent home for them. projects and improvement works its residents irrespective of age, culture, in different locations on the wealth, race or religion and which seeks G Work with local sports groups, clubs and residents groups to seek the mix Common. to develop their well being, knowledge, and quality of facilities wanted by G After some three years of understanding and mutual co-operation. local residents. regeneration and planting works, G To strive for a safer environment for the Southdown Ponds was officially G To actively support good ideas and community. encourage local initiatives. reopened to the public. G To deliver the best possible services for G Won the Silver Award in the G To oppose over-expansion and re- the lowest possible cost. alignment of the runway at London Large Town Category, plus a special award for Harpenden G To ensure improved access to all Luton Airport where this would Common in the Public Open Council Services by working in close significantly impact on Harpenden. Space category in Anglia in partnership with County and District G To lobby the Government to ensure the Bloom. Councils through on line access at infrastructure needed to support G Took part in Local Democracy home, in Libraries and at Council London Luton Airport is provided. Offices. Week by holding a Question and G To improve services delivered to the Answer session with local G To promote greater Police presence in elderly, disabled and less mobile secondary schools. the Town. members of the local and wider G In partnership with Busy Bees G To continue to lobby Hertfordshire community. Day Nursery, hosted a Teddy County Council for improved roads and G To encourage the inclusion of Bears Picnic in Lydekker Park. pavement maintenance. affordable/key worker accommodation.
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It has been a pleasure and an honour to and seeing the fun and enthusiasm created represent Harpenden during my Mayoral by these organisations. I am keen for the year. I have had the opportunity of being young people of Harpenden to take an out and about regularly in the Town, active interest in their Town and I am always helping to raise awareness for important interested to hear their views and aspirations organisations and issues. This has been both for Harpenden in the future. enlightening and fun. I have been especially Harpenden Youth Town Council provides keen to actively promote my two nominated an excellent opportunity for young people charities; Macmillan Cancer Support and to get involved, working closely with youth the Community Meeting Point. services and St Albans Youth Council. Harpenden has a thriving community with They jointly organised the annual music so much to offer. I have been fortunate to event ‘Summer Sounds’, which took place in attend a variety of interesting events and St Albans during my Mayoral Year, and was included the opening of Southdown Ponds meet some wonderful people. There are a rocking success. They also had a stall at the and the Harpenden in Bloom presentations. many clubs and organisations with hard Christmas Carnival and are busy planning I was pleased to help with the bulb planting working members, keen to promote healthy future events. Harpenden also has some very around the Town and at the local schools. lifestyles, friendship, support and hobbies, talented artists and I have visited local art I also joined the Common Walk and Fungi for ages ranging from the very young to the exhibitions and seen some fine works on Day which were enjoyable and interesting. older generation. display, so much so, that I bought an I have been pleased to see Volunteer I have attended nursery open days, a teddy unusual and fascinating picture by a local Working Parties carry out a variety of jobs bear’s picnic, taken part in assemblies at artist. I am confident it is an investment for on the Common and would like to thank local schools, a young people’s local the future, one to watch. Harpenden Town Council, Countryside democracy question time and been a judge There have been a selection of special Management Service and all those involved for the Young Enterprise. The Brownies, anniversary celebrations in Harpenden in this initiative; especially the volunteers Guides, Cubs and Scouts are active in the throughout the year; Harpenden Writers who have made a difference with their hard Town and I have been to a range of events celebrated their 10th Anniversary, the work and commitment. I have also been and ceremonies. I especially enjoyed joining University of the Third Age held a 25th impressed with the hard work that goes on the Scouts for their Sunrise Breakfast on the Anniversary celebration, Bamville Cricket behind the scenes at Harpenden Town Common in August, where they were busy Club held a 75th Anniversary Match and Council endeavouring to support the local making hot breakfasts and drinks with their the Deputy Town Mayor attended the Community and deliver an efficient service team leaders. The Deputy Town Mayor and 100th birthday party of a local resident on and positive impact on the Town. I enjoyed attending the yearly Gang Show my behalf. Other special events have During the year there have been some large events such as the Harpenden Round Table Carnival, the Highland Gathering, Classics on the Common and the Christmas BUDGET FIGURES 2008/2009 Carnival. These have become extremely Total Council Tax requirement for popular and well supported, as have the local Harpenden Town Council = £883,307 concerts and carol services. The Christmas lights switch on during the Carnival in I Park Hall I Allotments November provides a spectacular display and £24,761 • 4% £14,782 • 2% illuminates the wonderful array of interesting shops and boutiques in Harpenden. I Servicing Well done to Ellie Vickery who had the of Loans I Democratic honour this year in helping with this event. £51,260 • 6% Representation I have hosted a variety of events in aid of my chosen charities; a coffee morning in I Corporate £267,048 Park Hall, a dinner and dance, a musical Management • 35% evening at St Nicholas’ Parish Church and a £123,755 fashion show. It has been great to help people and be an active member of the • 11% community. I Community I Commons It is with much pleasure, tinged with regret, Services and Greens that I pass on the mantel of Town Mayor to £168,361 £233,340 my successor. I am confident they will enjoy the occasion as much as I have. The only • 16% • 26% advice I would tender would be ‘it’s nice to be important, but it’s important to be nice’. COST PER “D” BAND PROPERTY PER ANNUM = £65.38 = JUST UNDER £1.26 PER WEEK Forum A4 Newsletter (124):Layout 1 12/2/08 13:32 Page 5
HARPENDEN FARMERS’ MARKET FREE MARKET STALL FOR USE BY CHARITIES AND FARMERS MARKET DATES FOR 2008 The Farmers’ Market runs on the fourth Sunday of every COMMUNITY GROUPS month between 10.00am and 2.00pm. Sunday 23 March 2008 Sunday 24 August 2008 The Town Council are delighted to offer the use of a single stall during each market for use by charitable groups or the local Sunday 27 April 2008 Sunday 28 September 2008 community. Last year many groups including the Scouts, Sunday 25 May 2008 Sunday 26 October 2008 Samaritans, Friends of Alzey and Community Meeting Point all Sunday 22 June 2008 Sunday 23 November 2008 - benefited from this opportunity. The stall is allocated on a first Sunday 27 July 2008 Christmas Carnival come, first served basis, and if you are interested in making a Sunday 28 December 2008 booking please contact Emma Payne on Tel: 01582 463668. THE TOWN MAYOR’S CHARITY SPONSORED SWIM Arrangements are currently taking place to hold a sponsored This will be the final charity event of the Town Mayor’s year and swimming event at Harpenden Swimming Pool, at the Harpenden it is hoped that it will be well supported, as well as being a fun Leisure Centre during the weekend of 5 and 6 April 2008. weekend for all the family. The sponsored swimming event will raise money for the Town Why not pencil the date in your diary and help this worthwhile cause! Mayor’s two charities; Macmillan Cancer Support and the Please contact: Linda Haynes, Harpenden Town Council for Community Meeting Point, Harpenden. further details. Tel. 01582 768278.
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HARPENDEN
2008 LOGO WINNER Jenny Butler IN BLOOM 2008 St Georges School Harpenden In Bloom is a community initiative Aim: To maintain the appearance of Harpenden, Southdown designed to enhance the appearance of Harpenden and and Batford and improve the quality of life for all. promote a sense of ownership of the Town by the local Objectives:
community. This is achieved through various events G Improve the existing beauty of Harpenden.
in the Town, planting days, competitions and with G Develop and encourage community involvement.
the schools. G Provide opportunities for people of all ages to work together on group activities.
G Encourage Clubs, Societies and Local Businesses to participate in the ever-expanding number of community projects.
G To promote the right environment for our local businesses to prosper.
G To improve the quality of life for all residents of Harpenden.
G To promote the area as a place to live, work, visit and to invest in. The Town of Harpenden then enters into the regional competition, ‘Anglia in Bloom’. Harpenden was very successful in 2007 and received two prizes, SILVER AWARD in the Best Large Town Category, and also a SPECIAL AWARD for Harpenden Common.
Mr & Mrs Thompson, Winner of the Best Back Garden, Large
COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVES: Volunteers from the community for 2008 are: East Harpenden Gardening Club, Harpenden Brownies, Cubs, Scouts and Guides, Harpenden Horticultural Society, Harpenden Photographic Society, Harpenden Village Rotary Club, South Harpenden Allotments and Gardens Society and Townsend Nursery. SPONSORS: Ashtons Estate Agents, Mrs S Ayres, Billy’s Wine Bar & Restaurant, Boots the Chemist, Christ Church, David Hairstyles, East & Gray Heating Engineers, Greenacres Equestrian, Exclusive Linens Ltd, Frosts Estate Agents, Hairline, Harpenden Cycles, Harpenden House Hotel, Harpenden Insurance Services, Harpenden Musicale, Harpenden Osteopathic Practice, Harpenden Taxi’s, Hicks & Co, HSBC Bank, The Harpenden Society, Harpenden Village Rotary Club, Inner Wheel Club of Harpenden Village, Jackson’s Kitchen, Jarvis Group Limited, John Curtis Ltd, John Photiades & Co, John O’Conner Grounds Maintenance Ltd, John Steven’s Framing, Lane Fox Estate Agents, M J Taylor King Ltd, Oui, Pizza Express, R. G Gray Electrical Contractors, Skye Optometrists, Southdown Dental Practice, Southdown Hardware, St Nicholas Lodge, Storax Limited, Taylor Walton Solicitors, Threads, Towergate Risk Solutions, Townsend Nurseries Ltd, The Two Wheel Centre Ltd, Waitrose, and Woosters. Forum A4 Newsletter (124):Layout 1 12/2/08 13:32 Page 7
WAYS OF BECOMING INVOLVED Preparation for Harpenden in Bloom is a year long process, starting in September with schools, pubs, churches, businesses and residents planning their gardens, floral displays, environmental projects and logo entries, this culminates in July with the judging of competitions and the prize giving ceremony. Planting of the flowerbeds in the High Street will take place on the Summer Planting Day, 3rd June 2007 commencing at 9.30am, meeting at the War Memorial on Church Green. Volunteers are invited to join in the planting on the day. Sponsorship of flowerbeds and hanging baskets in the Town is also an important part of the initiative, bringing life to the Town Centre, its Greens, Southdown and Batford. Once sponsored, Mr Hope, Winner of the flowerbeds and baskets are maintained by Harpenden Town Best Allotment Plot Council’s contractors, John O’Connor (Grounds Maintenance Ltd), who also give voluntary help with the Harpenden In Bloom initiative. Townsend Nurseries also volunteer along with Councillors, Brownies, and members of the local Horticultural 2007 Report Past Events Society and the community, who maintain the planting throughout the year to ensure the best floral displays possible. LOGO COMPETITION (Sponsored by Harpenden Village Rotary Competitions - Individuals, clubs, streets, estates, schools, public houses, places of worship and local businesses are all encouraged to Club) enter the Harpenden In Bloom Competitions. In previous years, the Students from Secondary School, Guides displays have added that special dimension to Harpenden. and Scouts were invited to design the The competitions are: Best Allotment Harpenden in Bloom logo for the 2008 plot East and South, Front Garden, competition. This logo is used on all Balcony/Patio Garden, Back Garden competition correspondence, leaflets, (Small – less than 2000 square feet), brochures and posters. As in previous Back Garden (Large – over 2000 square years the quality of entries was very high, feet), Commercial Sector Floral Display, and Jenny Butler from St Georges School, Communal Garden, Community Sector Harpenden, designed the winning logo, Floral Display, Dressed Public House, featured above. Place of Worship, Young Peoples Project Contact us today! under and over 12 years old, and Junk Garden. If you are interested in becoming involved in the Harpenden in Bloom initiative, be it entering a competition, sitting on the If you are interested in entering any of Working Party, or sponsorship, please contact Sarah Norwood competitions listed, simply complete the entry form below. at Harpenden Town Council, Town Hall, Leyton Road,
Harpenden, Hertfordshire, AL5 2LX. Tel: 01582 768278,
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I Best Allotment Plot East Harpenden Gardening Club ENTRY FORM I Best Communal Garden Name: ...... I Best School Garden/Environment Project Tel: ...... I Best School Garden/Environment Project Portfolio I Best Community Sector Floral Display Address: ...... I Best Commercial Sector Floral Display ...... I Best Place of Worship Floral Display ...... I Best Sports and Leisure Facility Floral Display I Public Houses (Class A - Licensees Floral Displays) ...... Post code: ...... I Public Houses (Class B - Displays Managed by contract) I wish to enter in the following competitions Closing date is 15th June 2008. (please tick which category/ies you wish to enter) The Harpenden In Bloom Working Party would I Best Front Garden appreciate any photos of your garden/s to be sent in I Best Back Garden (small - less than 2,000 square feet). with your entry form. My garden is ______(sq ft). You will be notified when Judging will take place as soon as possible. I Best Back Garden (large - over 2,000 square feet). Names and addresses will be used for publicity My garden is ______(sq ft). purposes. Data Protection law gives you a right to opt out of publicity I Best Balcony/Patio Garden activities. If you would prefer that we do not publicise or keep a record of I Best Allotment Plot South Harpenden Allotments your name and address for Harpenden In Bloom marketing activities, & Gardening Club please tick this box. I Forum A4 Newsletter (124):Layout 1 12/2/08 13:32 Page 8
S P O T L I G H T O N Harpenden Youth Town Council
Harpenden Youth Town Council is celebrating its 10th birthday in 2008! 2007 saw a very successful year for fund raising for our chosen charity, Harpenden Mencap. We raised a total of £372 at the Harpenden Carnival, Christmas Carnival and Summer Sounds ’07. Whilst fund raising at the Christmas Carnival, we took the opportunity to ask young people who live in Harpenden a variety of questions. These included; did they like living in Harpenden; did they feel safe; how easy was it to access fitness facilities and what they would like seen done to improve facilities in Rothamsted Park for young people. The results were very interesting with lots of young people saying how they liked living in Harpenden and that it they felt it was a friendly and safe town. However, on the downside, there was not a lot for them to do, there were not enough shops for young people and that traffic was a problem. It was a very useful exercise for the Youth Town Council to talk to their contemporaries and we will definitely be looking at some of these issues in the future. We have a variety of projects on the go at the moment, including promoting of use of reusable bags within the town and improving the access to fitness facilities for young people within Harpenden. We are currently planning Summer Sounds ’08 which will be on Saturday 12th July in Rothamsted Park. This is the third Summer Sounds concert, a free music event annually organised by young people, for young people, which in the past has included bands like Kiss My Brass and The Dregs. Last year 1,200 young people from St. Albans and Harpenden had a great day out in Clarence Park and we are looking to make Summer Sounds ’08 even more successful. We are looking for artists e.g. bands, solo artists and DJs who are interesting in performing at this event. Please contact us at the e-mail address below if you are interested. In May there will also be a youth music gig as part of the “Verulam Underground” series of events. This will take place in Harpenden Public Halls on Saturday 3rd May with doors opening at 6.00pm and bands playing from 7.00pm. Contact Harpenden Public Halls on Tel: 01582 762880 for further information. If you have an issue that affects you as a young person in Harpenden we would like to hear from you. You don’t have to become a member of the Youth Town Council to attend a meeting and we are interested in hearing what young people have to say. If you are interested in seeing what the Youth Town Council does then please contact Emma Payne on Tel: 07975 754862 or e-mail [email protected] Forum A4 Newsletter (124):Layout 1 12/2/08 13:32 Page 9 HARPENDEN TOWN COUNCIL C L O S E R T O T H E C O M M U N I T Y 2 0 0 8 - 2 0 0 9 RESIDENT QUESTIONNAIRE AND FREE PRIZE DRAW
he Town Council delivers all of the services detailed in TOWN COUNCIL WEBSITE Tthis questionnaire on behalf of local residents and we 6. We provide up-to-date information via our website, would like your opinion on how well we are doing, as well as www.harpenden.gov.uk, were you aware of this before how you would like to see services developed in the future. receiving this questionnaire? Please take time to let us have your thoughts by completing this questionnaire and returning it to the FREEPOST Yes I No I address supplied by 28th March 2008. 7. If you have access to the Internet do you visit our website? In return, you will be entered into a FREE PRIZE DRAW to win a £250 cash prize, kindly donated by Yes I No I Oakbridge Homes. 8. If you visit our website do you use it to find information on: The winning entry will be picked at random by the Minutes & Agendas Clubs & Organisations Town Mayor, Councillor Bert Pawle week commencing I I 7th April 2008. Common I Events I
HARPENDEN TOWN COUNCIL NEWSLETTER - ‘FORUM’ 1. Are you satisfied with Harpenden as a place to live? The Town Council produces a quarterly Newsletter called (please tick as appropriate) Forum, which is delivered to all households and businesses Yes I No I in the Town. If no, please explain why...... 9. Do you consider the Newsletter to be: ...... Excellent I Good I ...... Satisfactory I Poor I 2. Do you think Harpenden is improving? Yes I No I INFORMATION POINT If no, please explain why...... The Town Council deliver an Information Point service from the Town Hall in Leyton Road, on behalf of St Albans District ...... Council, Hertfordshire County Council, the Children, ...... Schools and Families and Adult Care Services, as well as local service providers. 3. This questionnaire details the services provided by the Town Council. Before receiving it, were you aware of the 10. Were you aware of this service? Town Council and its range of services? Yes I No I Yes I No I 11. Do you use the Information Point? 4. Do you consider the services delivered by the Town Yes I No I Council to be: If not, why not? ...... Excellent I Good I ...... Satisfactory I Poor I ...... 5. What improvements do you think we should make to our services? 12. If you use the Information Point do you consider the service to be: ...... Excellent I Good I ...... Satisfactory I Poor I ...... Forum A4 Newsletter (124):Layout 1 12/2/08 13:32 Page 10
23. If you have attended the Farmers’ Market do you CHRISTMAS LIGHTING consider it to be: 13. We provide all the festive lighting throughout the High Excellent Good Street, Leyton Road, Batford and Southdown at a cost of I I £20,000. Do you consider the lighting to be: Satisfactory I Poor I Excellent I Good I Satisfactory I Poor I YOUTH TOWN COUNCIL The Town Council supports an active Youth Town Council. C L O S E R T O T H E C O M M U N I T Y 2 0 0 8 - 2 0 0 9 HARPENDEN COMMON 24. Were you aware of the Youth Town Council? The Town Council owns and manages 96 hectares of Common Yes I No I and Greens throughout the Town, which are available for use by the whole community. Harpenden Common also supports two cricket pitches, three football pitches, a golf club, nature ELDERLY trail, horse ride, picnic area and car park. 25. Are you aware that Harpenden has a Day Centre in 14. Before reading this questionnaire were you aware of the Leyton Road? facilities available on the Common? Yes I No I Yes I No I 15. Do you use the Common? LYDEKKER PARK Yes I No I AND CAR PARK The Town Council maintains and manages both these facilities 16. If you use the Common which facilities do you use? which are fully accessible to the public and include free ...... parking at the weekend...... 26. Before receiving this questionnaire were you aware of ...... Lydekker Park? 17. Do you consider the management of this facility to be: Yes I No I Excellent Good 27. If you use Lydekker Park do you consider the facilities and I I management of the Park to be: Satisfactory I Poor I Excellent I Good I ALLOTMENTS Satisfactory I Poor I 28. If you use the car park, what is the average length of your 18. The Town Council owns 15 allotment sites, providing 575 stay when you park? plots for hire by anyone. The sites are managed by the East Harpenden Gardening Club and the South Harpenden 1 hr I 3 hrs I 4 hrs I over 4 hrs I Allotments & Gardening Society. Were you aware of this prior to receiving this questionnaire? HARPENDEN IN BLOOM Yes No I I The Town Council co-ordinates and partly finances the Town’s Harpenden in Bloom campaign, and subsequent entry into the CCTV Anglia in Bloom competition. In partnership with St Albans District Council we fund a 29. Were you aware of the Harpenden in Bloom initiative? CCTV system in the Town Centre, Batford and Southdown. Yes I No I 19. Were you aware that Harpenden had CCTV coverage? 30. Do you consider this initiative to be worthwhile? Yes I No I Yes I No I 20. Does CCTV make you feel more secure? 31. Do you consider the floral displays to be: Yes I No I Excellent I Good I FARMERS’ MARKET Satisfactory I Poor I We organise and hold a Farmers’ Market in the Town centre on The Town Council is always open to new ideas. the fourth Sunday of each month. If you have an idea to share with us please write to the 21. Were you aware of the Farmers’ Market? Town Clerk, Harpenden Town Council, Leyton Road, Yes I No I Harpenden, Herts. AL5 2LX 22. Have you attended the Farmers’ Market? We really do value your views, thank you for making Yes I No I time to share them with us. Forum A4 Newsletter (124):Layout 1 12/2/08 13:32 Page 11
C WIN A £250 CASH PRIZE To enter our FREE PRIZE DRAW, Name: ...... simply complete the questionnaire and then provide us with your Address: ...... contact details: ...... Please note: The winner will be notified within a week of the Prize ...... Draw taking place. If you are the lucky winner you may be asked to take part in Daytime Tel no:...... publicity events. E-mail address: ...... B Fold along dotted line Fold this questionnaire along dotted line ‘A’ and ‘B’ and insert ‘C’ as directed.
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ALLOTMENTS IN HARPENDEN Name: ......
Address: ...... Allotments not only provide you with fruit, vegetables and flowers at a very reasonable cost, but allotment gardening is also a very healthy relaxing outdoor exercise...... EAST HARPENDEN GARDENING CLUB ...... The Club was formed about forty-five years ago as a trading club. For the past thirty-five years, the Club has administered Daytime Tel no:...... allotment sites in the Batford area in co-operation with Harpenden Town Council. SOUTH HARPENDEN ALLOTMENTS E-mail address: ...... The Club’s Headquarters and store are at Holcroft Road (next to AND GARDENS SOCIETY Batford Memorial Hall) and are well-stocked, with a wide variety Fold this questionnaire along dotted line ‘A’ and ‘B’ and insert ‘C’ as directed. of horticultural requisites at very competitive prices. The store is As the name suggests, the 9 sites managed by the Society are open on Sundays between 10.00am and 12 noon. mainly in the south of the Town. Plots vary in size but at an average cost of £10 per year and the use of the Society’s machinery For membership details, including fees, please contact: is excellent value. Allotment holders are automatically entitled to Mr Chris Mann. Tel: 01582 767185 use the Society’s shop in Dark Lane which stocks a comprehensive range of gardening items including seeds, seed potatoes and bulbs in season. For a very modest fee and annual subscription, Associate Membership is also available for local residents not wanting a plot but wanting to enjoy the benefits of bulk buying that the shop can offer. The shop is open on Sundays 10.00am–12 noon throughout the year, and Friday evenings during April, May and June 6.30pm–8.30pm. For further details please contact: Mr Brett Clarbour. Tel: 01582 460041, or check out the website at www.geocities.com/shallotments EAST HARPENDEN GARDENING CLUB SITES Batford, Riverside, Pickford Hill, Marquis Lane, Crabtree Lane and Westfield. SOUTH HARPENDEN ALLOTMENTS AND GARDENS SOCIETY SITES Aldwickbury, Harpenden Rise, Cross Lane, Topstreet Way, Sibley Avenue, Heath Close, Oakley Road, Churchfield and Piggottshill.
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PLANS FOR THE FUTURE Do you know that Harpenden Town Council considers all Harpenden planning applications? Do you know that interested parties can speak at these meetings? Harpenden Town Council hold fortnightly meetings to consider all development proposals submitted for Harpenden and makes a recommendation to St Albans District Christmas Lights Debate Council, which is the statutory planning authority for the area, within Christmas lights/festive illuminations/ Estate Agents, Headstart Recruitment, the consultation period. Meetings are seasonal decorations – what ever you want Jarvis Group Ltd, PG Allders and Partners, held in the Council Chamber at the to call them, they have been in the news a Photiades Solicitors, Skye Optometrists, Town Hall at 7.30pm. lot this year due to the implementation of Taylor Walton Solicitors, The Small Agendas and Minutes of all Town the Code of Practice for the Installation, Removal Company and Threads. Council planning meetings are Operation and Removal of Seasonal For the first time the Town Council asked Decorations. This code has increased the available at the Town Hall or from our businesses to donate their electricity usage website www.harpenden.gov.uk. cost of erecting displays across the country for the lights towards this community due to the many safety checks and standards initiative. We would like to thank: Glen It is important that any member of the which need to be met. Many towns and Eagle Manor Hotel, Harpenden Building public wishing to comment on a villages decided not to have festive lights Society, Harpenden Insurance Services, planning application should make this year as a consequence. Jewsons, Johnsons Cleaners UK Ltd, Pan their representation in writing to The cost for the Town Council has Auto Services, Savills and Stage Door for Mr Dean Goodman, Head of increased and this year we asked local agreeing to do this. Planning and Building Control, companies to help support this community The Town Council would also like to thank St Albans District Council, St Peters activity. The lights encourage residents and the following for donating the Town’s Street, St Albans, AL1 3JE with a copy visitors to the areas, giving a festive Christmas Trees: forwarded to Harpenden Town atmosphere and a vitality that benefits local G Batford Christmas Tree - Mr Howard Council, Town Hall, Leyton Road, businesses. Presently the Town Council fully Roberts, Hammonds End Farm Harpenden, AL5 2LX for the funds the Christmas lights through the G Committees information. Council Tax, although some businesses have Southdown Christmas Tree - St John the Baptist Church contributed towards the costs, for which the At all meetings of the Committee one Council is very grateful. No funding comes The Town Council really appreciates this member of the public may speak on from the business rates. support to enable the Christmas Lights to behalf of objectors and one person in continue to their high standard, but with support of each planning application. The extension of the Christmas lights into the increasing costs of the lights the Town If you wish to find out a date of a Thompson’s Close was enabled by generous Council will need to continue the meeting, wish to speak about an donations from BpH Wealth Management Christmas lights debate in 2008. Have you and Breathing Space. any comments about the displays? Did they application, or for further information Almost £1,000 was raised from local look appealing? What are your views? Please about Planning in Harpenden please companies towards the Christmas lights do contact the Town Council and let us telephone Tel: 01582 768278. display and we would like to thank: Frost’s know your thoughts. Forum A4 Newsletter (124):Layout 1 12/2/08 13:32 Page 14
EVENT DATES FOR THE COMMON Easter Fair...... operating 20th - 24th March 2008 Spring Fair...... operating 23rd - 26th May 2008 - TBC Trees and Woodlands Walk on Harpenden Common...1st June 2008 - TBC Art Exhibition on the Common...... 14th - 15th June 2008 Trees and Woodlands Walk on Harpenden Common..26th June 2008 Summer Sounds in Rothamsted Park ...... 12th July 2008 Highland Gathering in Rothamsted Par...... 13th July 2008 Classics on the Common...... 30th July 2008 - TBC Summer Fair...... operating 22nd - 25th August 2008 Statty Fair ...... operating 9th - 13th September 2008 Fungi Foray on Harpenden Common ...... 5th November 2008 Circus...... TBC Forum A4 Newsletter (124):Layout 1 12/2/08 13:33 Page 15
Volunteers re-vitalise Harpenden Common!
Four popular and successful Project Days Following on from this achievement, the have now been held on Harpenden volunteer group undertook their next task Common since the inaugural Day was with vigour; to clear, open up and improve held back in September 2007. public access into the dark, dense area of The enthusiastic group of volunteers made Bamville Wood. The works have been up of local Harpenden residents have had undertaken as part of the 5 year Common a tremendous impact assisting the Town Management Plan that aims to redress the Council with various management aspects balance between a lack of management and HARPENDEN COMMON on the Common. current ecological and wildlife reasons. With the guidance and assistance of the PROJECTS DAYS 2008/9 The group have been responsible for Countryside Management Service, the Tuesday 17th June 2008 helping with the finishing touches to wood has been transformed. Invasive, Wednesday 20th August 2008 Southdown Ponds by clearing overgrown overgrown scrub species have been Tuesday 28th October 2008 areas and erecting railings over the culverts. removed along with many non-native tree They have also painted horse ride posts saplings and trees that have been damaged Wednesday 3rd December 2008 and litter picked the Common collecting (by wind, vandals, squirrels) or are of poor Tuesday 13th January 2008 many bags of rubbish. form. The wood is now a pleasant, light area through which to walk and new ground flora and plant life should begin to emerge come spring. If you like a challenge, enjoy working outdoors, and would like to make new friends and contribute positively to your local environment and Harpenden’s biggest asset then get involved! A number of Project Days have been planned for 2008/09 and are listed above. All are welcome and no experience is required. To register your interest or for further details please call into the Town Hall or phone us on: Tel: 01582 768278.
Responsible Horse Riding on Harpenden Common
The Town Council provide a permissive horse ride around the 5) Horse riders are asked not to canter or gallop around the route Common. It is clearly signposted and is designed to provide a or to use any of the Common furniture (seats, benches etc) pleasant ride for horse riders and reduce any potential conflict with as jumps. other users of the Common. 6) Horse riders are encouraged to report to the Town Council any Following an increased number of complaints to the Town Council overhanging tree branches etc along the route so that these issues over the past few months regarding horse riding on Harpenden can be addressed. Common, the Town Council wish to remind all horse riders who use 7) Horse riders are encouraged to the permissive horse ride of the following; report any members of their 1) The Town Council strive to create an amicable balance between respective horse riding community all users of Harpenden Common – walkers, cricketers, golfers, who stray from the footballers, horse riders, wildlife etc. route, cause damage to the 2) The permissive horse ride is a defined Common or are inconsiderate to route that exists around the perimeter of other users of the Common. the Common primarily for the exercise 8) The provision of a permissive horse of horses. ride route around the Common is 3) The permissive horse ride is marked a privilege. The continuation of by square, white painted wooden irresponsible actions by a small marker posts. Copies of the permissive minority of riders may result in route can be obtained from the Town this privilege being taken away. Council. Please be considerate and help 4) Horse riders are asked to keep to the the Town Council help you to route at all times and not to stray from it. enjoy the Common. Forum A4 Newsletter (124):Layout 1 12/2/08 13:33 Page 16
Dark Lane Waste Centre COMMUNITY ACTION Do you know what items you can recycle at the Harpenden Household Waste Recycling ary School is Volunteer Gardener required - Roundwood Prim Centre, Dark Lane, off Grove Road? The able garden. We are seeking a volunteer to help out in our small veget number of items that you can recycle is vast and er week. You would ar looking for someone to work a couple of hours p includes the following: Aluminium foil, domestic and c ren helping them be working alongside parent helpers and the child batteries, cans - aerosol, aluminium and steel, undertaking nd cultivate the vegetables. Please note that all those cardboard, CD’s, fluorescent lighting tubes, fridges a ecord Bureau) voluntary work are subject to CRB’s (Criminal R freezers, glass, green garden waste, metals, mobile o work with our rd, checks and until validated will not be permitted t phones, engine oil, ovens and hobs, paper, plasterboa ail to children. If you are interested, please send an e-m Plastic - rigid, bottles and carrier bags, shoes, soil to Anne Thomas, , [email protected] or write improver, textiles, toner cartridges, TV’s, PC monitors dwood Park, m Headteacher, Roundwood Primary School, Roun tyres, white goods and wood. The site is open 10.00a further information Harpenden, AL5 3AD or Tel: 01582 460756 for – 6.00pm. Recycling points are also sited at the car parks in Amenbury Lane and Bowers Way. St Albans dus Club Harpenden - Probus Secundus Club Probus Secun trict Council, Tel: 01727 819285. WasteAware semi-retired professional and Dis Harpenden is a club for retired and 5000. bers. One of Helpline, Tel: 08457 42 businessmen and is inviting applications for new mem articularly four Probus clubs in the Harpenden area, the club is p club holds n and District Local History Society – mounts keen to recruit people who have recently retired. The Harpende n a variety of xhibitions in Park Hall on the first Saturday of the monthly luncheon meetings at which there are talks o monthly e here is also an ween 11.30pm and 4.30pm. For further subjects, in addition to outings and other activities. T month bet h. Anyone n or for membership enquiries contact Miss associated Ladies Club which meets every other mont informatio cretary, Doug Tel: 764359, or Mr Casey on Tel: 712998. interested in joining either club should contact the Se Parrott on 82 767871 or, in the case of the Ladies Club, Rodger, on Tel: 015 Red Cross: Please Note - the Red Cross er information can be found Harpenden Gill Lowe on Tel: 01582 713018. Furth perates from Park Hall due k. Medical Loan service no longer o club’s website: www.probus-secundus-harpenden.co.u rest Red on the to the centralisation of the service at Harlow. The nea s for March, ical Loan depot is at Hammer Lane, Adeyfield, Friends of the Nickey Line – have two planned walk Cross Med eing run by mpstead. Tel: 01442 260157, or Baker Street, the first on Thursday 6 March at 10.00am, which is b Hemel He ried el: 01992 586609. the Countryside Management Service (CMS) on a va Hertford T g in part of the Nickey Line approximately 2 hour circular walk takin nden Office: First Floor, itage of Citizens Advice Bureau - Harpe for early signs of spring and discover some of the her to look Harpenden Town Hall, Leyton Road, Harpenden, t at the Roundwood crossing on the Nickey the line. Please mee is open for advice Monday to Friday 10.00am – MS on Tel: 01727 848168. Tel: 769387, Line. For further information contact C Please contact the Town g at the 1.00pm when Advisors available. cond walk is on Sunday 16 March at 2.00pm, meetin The se Hall to check availability of this service Tel: 768278. arpenden Lane by the Redbourn Bypass for a 4 mile bottom of H eers are always needed to train as Advisors for the and Redbournbury Mill, looking Volunt circular walk via Hammonds End please Tel: 01727 855269. 2 763560 or service, if you are interested at wildlife on route. For further information Tel: 0158 www.nickeyline.org Harpenden Information Point - The Harpenden tion Point at the Town Hall, Leyton Road, is open in Harpenden managed to raise in Informa Responsible Horse Riding on Harpenden Common Poppy Appeal – this year’s appeal Monday to Friday, except Jim Wade, between 10.00am – 4.00pm excess of £19,000 for the national Poppy Appeal. Mr ntributed. Bank Holidays. Local Organiser would like to thank everyone who co
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