Following the introduction of three-weekly collections, East Herts and North Herts Councils have launched a new mobile app to help residents manage their waste and recycling more easily.
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Residents across North and East Herts can now spot “Sweep Caroline” the street sweeper, “Dame Foodie Dench” the food waste collection truck, and “Binderella” the Refuse Collection Vehicle out on their rounds – just a few of the winning names chosen for the area’s waste collection fleet.
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East Herts Council is inviting residents, businesses and visitors to share their views on proposed changes to car park operational hours, tariffs and maximum stay periods across the district.
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East Herts Council’s ambitious transformation of Hertford Theatre into BEAM –now one of the region’s leading arts and culture venues – has been shortlisted in two prestigious building and engineering awards.
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We know the chairs outside Brew Garden in Hertford have become a popular place to sit and enjoy the town centre.
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As Arts in East Herts 2025 reaches its halfway point, the district continues to come alive with colour, sound and movement. From blacksmithing to ballet, painting to puppetry, the programme proves there’s an artform for everyone — and the second half is packed with even more opportunities to join in.
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East Herts Council (EHC) and Hertfordshire County Council (HCC) have been working together over the last three years to develop a new Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP).
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Today (Thursday 18 September), Justice Lang refused permission for a judicial review of the planning approval for the Gilston area of Harlow and Gilston Garden Town.
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Councillor Ben Crystall, Leader of East Herts Council, provides an update on the council position regarding recent incidents in our district involving flags being displayed on lampposts and other street furniture and the St George’s cross being spray painted in public spaces.
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Hertfordshire’s 11 councils have today launched a second phase of engagement on the future of local government in the county.
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