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
Heron on River Rib January 10th 2020
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Latest News
Planned Tree Works in the Parish
During the time of the Tree works planned for the Churchyard in late March, dead wood will also be removed from some trees in Burrs Meadow and the tree Guards on the Hornbeams at the back will also be made safe.
The other works that were proposed at the last PC meeting have been cancelled.
Posted: Tue, 02 Mar 2021 09:36 by Maureen Wren
Food Waste Reduction - Campaign Pack
East Herts District Council have produced a campaign pack in order that the Parish Council can share their messages assisting residents to reduce their food waste, help the environment, save money and live healthier lifestyles.
The pack contains all the post text, hashtags and images - as well as dates and times that the posts will appear on the East Herts Council social media channels should you wish to assist them by liking/sharing/retweeting.
Posted: Wed, 24 Feb 2021 13:19 by Maureen Wren
Removal of Trees in Park Lane, Puckeridge
Please be advised that three trees have been removed – one Lime, and two Crab Apples – as local residents made representation to the Parish Council that the Crab Apple fallen fruit were creating a slip hazard on the footways and were obstruction the street lights.
The Lime tree was creating excessive shade.
Repeated pruning did not resolve the issues.
The Parish Council decided that the best option was to remove the trees which were causing issues, and replace them with more suitable street species. More »
New trees will be purchased and planted as soon as practicable » Less
Posted: Sun, 21 Feb 2021 09:05 by Belinda Irons
