First day of Spring 2021 March 28th - Century Hall, Puckeridge
Westwoods
River Rib under A120 January16th 2021
River Rib under A120 January16th 2021
Allotments - Brian's memorial bench.
Raising a glass to Brian Durrant 19th Oct.2020
Allotment holders remember Brian.
Café Field Development from brow of A120
4th November 2020
Cala Homes Café Field
4th November 2020
Land next to old Buffalo's Head
4th November 2020
Art under the bridge over old A10
Art under the bridge over old A10
Standon Ford November 2020
Laundry Meadow January 21st 2020
Colliers End
Oak tree on the hill January 21st 2020
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A120 Amended Weekend Closures
A120 Amended Weekend Closures - Final
Posted: Thu, 15 Apr 2021 16:00 by Maureen Wren
DEATH OF HRH THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH
Standon Parish Council was saddened to hear of the death of HRH Prince Philip. Under normal circumstances, appropriate plans were in place for parish councils across the country to fly flags at half-mast and open books of condolences, while community events, such as religious services, would have been held for people to pay their respects. However, these are not normal times. The idea of bringing people together within their local communities cannot currently be realised; the preservation of life and the care and well-being of the living must take precedence over acts of mourning and the remembrance of those who have died. More »
Accordingly, the Parish Council's response will be necessarily limited, but we hope that, when restrictions are lifted and it is safe to do so, there will be opportunities to come together to reflect and mourn.
Buckingham Palace have expressed the wish that, as an alternative to public displays, people may consider making a charity donation to one of the Duke of Edinburgh's many patronages although, with the enormous financial pressures that the current situation is placing on some people, nobody should feel obliged to donate. These patronages include The Zoological Society of London, The Charities Aid Foundation. and the British Heart Foundation. A full list is available at www.royal.uk/charities-and-patronages.
The Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire has opened an online condolence book for your comments.
Posted: Sat, 10 Apr 2021 07:32 by Belinda Irons
Keep Britain Tidy - Great British Spring Clean.
The Great British Spring Clean 2021 has launched
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THE GREAT BRITISH SPRING CLEAN 2021 HAS NOW LAUNCHED
Hello,
We are pleased to announce the launch of the 2021 Great British Spring Clean campaign, which went live in the Daily Mail on Saturday.
This year, we want #LitterHeroes across the country to get outside and get active and help us on our mission to clean up a million miles of UK streets, coastline, parks, footpaths and neighborhoods. More »
And to do this, we need your help!
Please let us know if your Town or Parish Council will be joining us by filling in this short survey.
LET US KNOW IF YOU WILL TAKE PART!Help us spread the word
We have developed a handy pack of assets and resources to help you engage local communities in the campaign. This includes a press release, assets for social media and key messages.
DOWNLOAD YOUR RESOURCES PACK NOW!Getting Involved
This year, supporters can join us by again making a simple pledge and let us know how many minutes they'll clean-up for during the campaign (28 May – 13 June 2021).
We'll convert those minutes to miles with the hope that, come summer, we can all enjoy a cleaner, greener, litter-free environment.
People can pledge as an individual or as a group, ensuring they follow the latest Covid-19 guidance about group gatherings outdoors. On our site, we have all the latest safety advice and information.
MAKE YOUR PLEDGE TODAYKeep Britain Tidy Charity Webshop
We are delighted to announce the launch of our new charity webshop.
All our high-quality litter-picking equipment is made by our partner Helping Hand Environmental in Britain. Profits will go back towards supporting our charitable aims and, what's more, all our products are packaged in recyclable materials, so you can rest easy knowing you've made the best decision for the environment.
BUY EQUIPMENT NOW!Keep Britain Tidy is a registered Charity No. 1071737. Registered as a Company limited by guarantee in England & Wales No. 3496361. Registered office at Elizabeth House, The Pier, Wigan, WN3 4EXUnsubscribe » LessPosted: Sun, 28 Mar 2021 15:08 by Pat Foot
