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News from Rickmansworth Liberal Democrats - Three Rivers, a Lib Dem Run Council

Today is Human Rights Day . December 10th The anniversary of the day the UN adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. It was incorporated into UK law by the Human Rights Act. It is ironic that in the very year we have been celebrating the sealing of Magna Carta the Human Rights legacy has come under attack. We must be vigilant. Complacency is all too easy. ……………………………………………………………………….. We have been asked why there is scaffolding around Three Rivers House. It is accommodating the installation of photovoltaic panels on the roof. ………………………………………………………. Come and Sing - All Welcome. Carol Singing at Batchworth Lock on Saturday 12th December at 4.30pm. The following Saturday 19th, there will be Carol Singing with collections for Water Aid outside M and S from 10.00 -11.00am, and at Tudor Parade from 2.00 - 3.00pm. …………………………………………………………………………. The Christmas Experience, 14th -19th December at St Mary's Church. Tableaux of 5 aspects of the Christmas Story - the Bor

10 Dec 2015

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Good News for the Environment as Offshore Wind Capacity Factor Reaches 50%

The "Capacity Factor" is a measure of the percentage time a power generator produces its design maximum compared to what is possible.

10 Dec 2015

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Birmingham's Tram Route Extension Reaches Bull Street as First Step Project Delivery

As part of the Coalition Government's investment in infrastructure programme - aimed at boosting the UK economy - an early decision was taken on the £128 million Birmingham city centre tram extension and work started in the streets in 2013. Now passenger services have started running to the Bull Street stop on Birmingham's Midland Metro Services, marking the first time trams have run in this part of the city since they were withdrawn over 60 years ago.

8 Dec 2015

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London Road, Tring, Crossing at Pound Meadow - Further Work to Cure Visibility still not Done

Last week the hedge along London Road, Tring, was flailed - but that just took off the new growth and stopped at the woody stems. The result was a great improvement - but not nearly enough. This morning I sent off another e-mail to Dacorum Borough Council's Clean, Safe and Green Department.

8 Dec 2015

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London Road, Tring, Crossing at Pound Meadow - Visibility still not good enough

The crossing over London Road, Tring, at the end of Footpath 41 across the Pound Meadow is used by many people, including hundreds of school children on their way to and from Tesco. Poor visibility here has been a problem for a long time and Herts County Council put in an extension to the safety barrier to help improve matters.

4 Dec 2015

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Car Parks and Skating in Watford This Christmas

CitiParks are improving the Watford town centre car parks.

3 Dec 2015

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News from Rickmansworth Liberal Democrats - Three Rivers, a Lib Dem Run Council

Good News for the Environment as Offshore Wind Capacity Factor Reaches 50%

Birmingham's Tram Route Extension Reaches Bull Street as First Step Project Delivery

London Road, Tring, Crossing at Pound Meadow - Further Work to Cure Visibility still not Done

London Road, Tring, Crossing at Pound Meadow - Visibility still not good enough

Car Parks and Skating in Watford This Christmas

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