At the HCC Council Meeting of 27th March, Lara Pringle, the new DBC councillor for Northchurch presented a petition from the local Road Safety Pressure Group, "Go 20 Northchurch". Local residents have been calling for some time for a 20 mph speed limit to be imposed on the centre of the village.
Police & Crime Commissioner's proposal would strip assets and close fire stations
Cllr Nick Hollinghurst, Liberal Democrat Town and County Councillor for Tring, said "DBC has consistantly negllected our shared use sports facilities. These were originally built and provided at public expense for shared use both by the public and the school. Over the years, access by the public to these facilities has become more and more restricted.
We were so close.
Thameslink passengers are now experiencing one of the first self-drive train journeys on a UK mainline - although they may not realise it! In combination with Network Rail's new digital signalling system, trains are being run every 2 - 3 minutes St Pancras and Blackfriars.
The By-Election had been called after the sad death of Alan Fantham, the long-serving local councillor on both DBC and on Northchurch Parish Council. Alan was born and bred in Northchurch and had been a local cricket star.
From tragic Sportspace decision to a comedy of errors at The Forum, with a botched Dacorum Sports Strategy "consultation" (by stealth).
Thanks to all members and friends who made it possible for the Liberal Democrats regain Three Rivers District Council.
Pat Howell has been a Rickmansworth resident for more than 30 years.
Robert Johnston has lived in South Oxhey for more than 10 years and he and his wife Anka have brought up their family there.
The Banking Crash of 2008/9 could have been an utter disaster personally for millions of families. While we can criticize Brown's Labour Government for its "light touch" banking regulation - which contributed to that crash - we must also be immensely grateful that they they acted so promptly and decisively when disaster struck. Huge sums of money were pumped into the banks to keep them going and many were effectively nationalised. However this was very expensive indeed because most of that had to be borrowed - at high interest rates. Then for several years the high interest rates meant the debt continued to rise slowly.
Three Rivers District Council Elections on 3rd May 2018 - Liberal Democrat Candidate for the Moor Park & Eastbury Ward
