Community leaders, groups and other representatives are being urged to complete an online survey to help shape Hertfordshire’s recovery from the impacts of coronavirus. 

Our play areas are ready to welcome you back. Across East Herts, we have been putting in place the necessary safety measures following the announcement issued by the government so that our play areas can be enjoyed by many during these warmer months.

The historic cricket pavilion at Little Berkhamsted is being transformed into a cricket and community hub with help from an £8,000 community grant from East Herts Council. 

East Herts Council will begin charging in car parks and enforcing all parking restrictions again from Monday 29 June.

A charity that runs fully inclusive playschemes has received a cheque from £2,600 from East Herts Council chairman Jonathan Kaye. 

In light of protests by the Black Lives Matter movement and with further protests planned across the county, all eleven leaders of the district, borough and county councils in Hertfordshire, plus the police and crime commissioner, are today, Friday 12 June, issuing the following statement.

In the next in our series on how groups are adapting during lockdown, find out what's in the air for the Breathe Easy group and Guideposts

Motorists are advised that from Monday 29 June, users of East Herts Council car parks will be required to pay for their parking sessions following their suspension at the end of March. 

East Herts Council has launched its discretionary business grant scheme after being allocated £1.5 million of additional funding by the Government to support small businesses.

Sarah Allen started her dog grooming business in 2012 but after an injury, she couldn’t groom anymore so decided to open a dog friendly café.