Nearly 10,000 grant awards have been made to businesses in North Herts since the start of the Covid pandemic, totalling around £49,000,000 to help them cope, recover and move forward.
Eight special trees have been planted in parks throughout the district to help celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s 70th year on the throne.
The winners of this year’s Chair’s Community Recognition Awards were announced tonight (11 March) at a ceremony live streamed and available now on our YouTube channel - you can also watch a video of the winners talking about their community work.
Three community groups have been awarded a total of £2,777* following a meeting of the Southern Rural Committee on 3 March.
Raj Bhakar and Keith Hoskins have been elected to the district ward of Hitchin Highbury and the county electoral division of Hitchin South, respectively.
Work has been completed to replace the lifts at the council’s multi-storey car park in Hitchin, to help reduce our carbon footprint and fight climate change.
The brilliant touring exhibition from the British Library, Paddington: The Story of a Bear, is coming to North Herts Museum from 19 March to 26 June.
Artwork celebrating three local female artists is available to view – and buy! – at the latest exhibition at North Herts Museum.
The Managing Director of North Herts Council has made a statement on the situation in Ukraine.
Herts Careline has received a royal thank you card from Her Majesty The Queen after the community alarm and telecare service sent a message of appreciation to mark HRH’s Platinum Jubilee.