Hertfordshire
Not enough specific news from Adeyfield. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Hertfordshire.
Consultation on proposed changes to parish and community councils in Three Rivers is open until January 15.
Residents and community groups can now apply for funding to support small-scale environmental initiatives across the town's 13 wards.
Town to honour servicemen and women with ceremonies and 'Tommies' installations across the borough.
Consultant Gynaecologist highlights common symptoms and available support, encouraging women to seek help and break down embarrassment.
Three Rivers District Council has doubled the grant amount available for solar panel and battery installations to help reduce energy bills and carbon emissions.
Officers will now report directly to their local stations following a reversal of an operational decision by Herts Police.
East Herts Council introduces a scheme offering discounted virtual permits to support local businesses and encourage cleaner travel.
Updated planning framework allows for additional land submissions to shape future development in the district.
Council seeks to vary planning condition to allow temporary use of Causeway car park during supermarket's essential repairs.
New initiatives at Meriden Community Centre offer accessible Pan-Disability sessions for various age groups and holiday camps.
UCLH and Mount Vernon Cancer Centre recognised for outstanding adult brain tumour treatment, care, and research.
Community invited to share views on extending the Public Spaces Protection Order for alcohol consumption in public areas.
