East Herts Council has fully updated and strengthened its plans to bring its carbon emissions down to a minimum by 2027 in advance of being a net zero carbon council by 2030.
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East Herts Council has declared an Ecological and Biodiversity Crisis in order to highlight the biodiversity loss which has occurred over recent decades in East Herts and to re-affirm its commitment to protecting our natural environment.
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East Herts Council has retained Green Flag status for Southern Country Park in Bishop’s Stortford and The Ridgeway in Hertford. In addition, the council is delighted to announce that Castle Park in Bishop’s Stortford has won the coveted award for the first time this year.
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Anti-idling banners have been installed on the railings of schools across East Herts.
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East Herts Council is encouraging lower income households to apply for grants to fund home energy and clean heating upgrades before the scheme closes in September.
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East Herts District Council is excited to announce that the grazing cattle have returned to Pishiobury Park in Sawbridgeworth and Red, White and Blue in Bishop’s Stortford (to the north of Grange Paddocks).
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East Herts Council is pleased to announce the launch of the ECO4 and ECO-Flex grant schemes to help improve the energy efficiency of eligible households.
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East Herts Council has launched an energy advice helpline to give residents a single point of contact for impartial and expert advice on how to improve the energy efficiency of their home and save money.
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East Herts Council has installed Airscan monitors in three areas in East Herts where air quality does not meet national clean air standards: Bishop’s Stortford (Hockerill Junction), Hertford (Gascoyne Way) and Sawbridgeworth (London Road).
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East Herts residents are being invited to get involved in the development of practical steps to improve air quality across East Herts.
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