Exciting Age Friendly News for Herts Residents 55+ from Age UK Hertfordshire Click here to view the Age UK Herts poster. This is your chance to shape the future of your local areas to create a community where everyone can age happily, healthily, and safely. Your voice really matters! Please find
Herts Domestic Abuse Helpline Herts Domestic Abuse Helpline is a confidential, free, support and signposting service for anyone affected by domestic abuse https://www.hertsdomesticabusehelpline.org/ Call 08 088 088 088 - 9am-9pm Monday to Friday and 9am-4pm weekends. Survivors Against Domestic
Healthwatch Hertfordshire is Hertfordshire’s statutory and independent health and social care champion. They hold health and social care providers to account, and amplify the voice of patients and residents, including those who are seldom heard or feel ignored. Right now, the healthcare system is
One in four adults have high blood pressure, but only half know they have it. Having high blood pressure (hypertension) increases your risk of heart attack and stroke, and also of conditions such as kidney disease and heart failure. It’s quick and easy to get a FREE blood pressure check at a
A planning application for a solar farm on a 53.6 hectare field in the North Baldock Chalk Uplands in Bygrave was approved by North Herts Council's Planning Control Committee last week. It means the developer can install between 80,000 and 95,000 solar panels on the site, which is within the
One of the issues that frequently arises in our community is that many people who live and work here struggle to access affordable and suitable housing. The Parish Council is working with the registered charity Community Development Action Hertfordshire (CDA) and North Herts Council to look at the
We are seeking your views on how the facilities at the Rec could be improved particularly for older children. Click here for details >
Since January this Post Office service has only been open for 3 hours on Monday and Wednesday, 12 noon to 3pm. The Parish Council has brought the reduction in hours to the attention of our MP, Sir Oliver Heald, and he has raised the matter with the Post Office Minister. As a result of this and