Hemel Hempstead Lib Dems

Liberal Democrat Motion Proposing Highway Policy Changes to Introduce More Flexibility into Setting up 20mph Zones - Passed with All-Party Support

Shortly before the last Hertfordshire County Council Meeting (27th March, 2018) Nick Hollinghurst, the Liberal Democat County Councillor for Tring met some of the Go 20 Northchurch Group to discuss their petition to the County Council for a 20mph Zone and other safety improvements in Northchurch.The Group pointed out a section in the existing policy where, with a small change to the wording, a useful increase in flexibility could be brought in to enable 20mph Zones to be considered for A and B roads in rural areas.

Liberal Democrats Support 20mph Bid in Northchurch

The Liberal Democrats are very happy to support the bid by Go 20 Northchurch for a 20mph zone in Northchurch.

"One Million Public EV Charging Sessions in UK per year by 2020 on Polar Network," claims Chargemaster

Over one million charges per year on the public POLAR EV charging network - and around 11 million annual charges on Chargemaster home and workplace units - by 2020.

The clocks sprung forward and Adeyfield West got a “Great British Tidy Up”!

Croxley Danes, a New School in Three Rivers District gets the Go-Ahead

Three Rivers Planning Committee approved plans for the new Croxley Danes School at the end of January. Construction can now go ahead providing outstanding drainage issues are resolved. Croxley Danes School initially opened in September 2017 with 120 Year 7 students in temporary accomodation at St Clement Danes School. When its new premises are ready it will be an all-ability, co-educational state secondary school serving South West Hertfordshire with a capacity of 1206 students aged 11-18.

UK Chemical Industry will be Badly Damaged by Brexit - Starting Now as Companies Plan to Reduce Future Supply Complications

It is not just engineering which benefits from the free transit of products, parts and components along, often complex, international manufacturing and supply chains. The UK chemicals industry also relies on intermediate products and components being made in a succession of different countries. The import of goods for additional processing and subsequent re-export is common. Trade barriers of any kind - tariffs, duties, quotas, delays, bureaucracy - would be disastrous.

“I left COP29 with hope in my heart”

Pippa Heylings reports from the global climate summit in Baku

The Family Farm Tax explained

What the Government is doing, and why we're opposing it.