Local News and Events
Bike Marking & Registrations Event at Phillimore Recreational Ground, Radlett 🚴♀️🚴🚴♂️
Come along to the Herts Police bike marking and registration event.
Location: Phillimore Recreation Ground car park in Radlett.
Day and time: Sunday 28th April; from 2:00 until 4:00pm.
Bikes will be marked and registered on the bike register app. This could help identify your bike should it ever get stolen.
Male arrested in Radlett
| A male has been arrested on suspicion of theft from motor vehicle following a report of vans being broken in to in Radlett. On Saturday 20th April 2024 at 10:15 police received a 999 call reporting two males breaking into vans near to Radlett train station. Officers from the Neighbourhood Policing Team, Team A Intervention and the Roads Policing Unit responded and sighted the suspects’ vehicle fleeing the scene. They initially made off from officers however following a decamp near Elstree Aerodrome one male was detained and arrested. Another male remains outstanding with enquiries ongoing. Due to the incident happening in the train station car park, officers from the British Transport Police attended and took the arrested male into custody. If you were in the area of Radlett train station or Elstree Aerodrome on this date and have information that may assist our enquiries please call 101 and quote HC-20042024-0222.  |
Compost Giveaway
 Join us on Friday 10 May at Newberries car park in Radlett (WD7 7JH) from 10am-1pm for our Compost Giveaway. Simply bring along two of your own compost bags/rubble sacks and we will fill them for you, for free! Important information We will be filling bags ourselves from 10am so please leave your shovels at home and don’t arrive any earlier! Bags are limited to two per person present at the event, based on a 50ltr size. Any other bags or containers will be filled by us with an equivalent amount. We ask that you park sensibly (we can help you carry sacks to your car) and please be patient with our staff as we get through everyone! Compost is kindly supplied by Severn Trent Green Power. Read more about what can go in your green bin or composting at home. Has your green bin got a sticker? You now need to sign up to our Garden Waste Collection Service to have your green bin emptied. To allow people time to apply we will continue to collect all green bins until the end of May 2024 but from June 2024 if no sticker is displayed on a green bin it will not be collected. Sign up to garden waste collections!  |
Have your say now on the new draft Local Plan for Hertsmere
 You can now have your say on the future of Hertsmere, with a public consultation on our new draft Local Plan open until 29 May 2024. The Local Plan matters to all of the borough’s communities as it maps out the strategy and vision for Hertsmere until 2040. It focuses on a number of key areas, notably housing and employment site allocations, and the revisions that have been made since the previous consultation in 2021. These revisions include a 40 per cent reduction in the amount of Green Belt being lost and 9,400 new homes to meet our housing need – a fall of 22 per cent from the previous draft Local Plan. To take part in the consultation, which will be open for eight weeks until midday on Wednesday 29 May 2024, please click the link below. You can also have your say by post by writing to Planning Policy, Hertsmere Borough Council, Civic Offices, Elstree Way, Borehamwood, WD6 1WA or by emailing local.plan@hertsmere.gov.uk. Take part in the consultation A number of engagement events are being held across the borough while the consultation is open, so please go along to find out more (all events 2.30pm to 8pm): Tuesday 16 April: The Bushey Centre, Bushey. Thursday 18 April: Shenley Park Chapel, Shenley. Wednesday 24 April: Wyllyotts Centre, Potters Bar. Thursday 25 April: South Mimms Village Hall, South Mimms. Wednesday 1 May: The Radlett Centre, Radlett. Thursday 2 May: Manor Hotel, Elstree. Tuesday 7 May: Imperial Place (opposite Civic Offices), Borehamwood. Read the full release |
Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter
| The April 2024 edition of OUR NEWS is here |
| We are pleased to bring you the latest edition of our newsletter for Neighbourhood Watch supporters across England and Wales. Here are some highlights in April’s edition: – The results from our National Crime and Community Survey 2023 are in and ready for you to read – Recordings from our spring webinar series are now available – It’s time to get ready for Neighbourhood Watch Week and the Month of Community! – You can win a £50 Shop voucher for sharing your community stories We would also like to highlight that the NPCC (National Police Chief’s Council) has launched a new app called Police.UK, which allows the public to report crimes and incidents, find out information about local policing teams, and access prevention advice and support for victims and witnesses of crime. You can read more about this here. READ THE APRIL NEWSLETTER HERE. We hope you enjoy this edition – please share it far and wide with your communities! |
Local Plan for Hertsmere
 You will be able to have your say on our new Draft Local Plan from next Wednesday (3 April), with a public consultation open for eight weeks until 29 May. Please watch our video to see how you can help to shape the future of your borough (linked below). For further information, visit www.hertsmere.gov.uk/newlocalplan Click here to watch our video |
