Funding is available from East Herts for Community Projects

The first funding round of 2019/20 is now open for applications and the deadline is 5pm 29th April 2019

Further information can be found here

Safety Information, Help & Advice for the older person.

Free lunch. Standon& Puckeridge Community. Centre.

May 31st 10am to 2pm.

Notice of Elections for Parish

Notice of Election for the District Council elections

Schedule of Roadworks can be found here

Sadleir Drama Club's next production is 3rd to 5th April

"Last Panto in Little Grimley" (by David Tristram)

A One Act Play, Fish & Chip Supper, Licensed Bar, Quiz and Sketches.

Standon Village Hall-Play starts 8.15pm doors &bar open7.45pm

Tickets £13.50 each . Price for a group of 10 is £12 each.

Apply for them via

sadleirdrama@gmail.com or tel: 01920 822022

You may have seen the ongoing forecast of high winds and rain (Storm Gareth) expected to arrive today (Wednesday 13th March), affecting parts of the South East and the East of England.

Our electricity network is built to be resilient but high winds and rain can damage overhead power lines resulting in some customers losing their electricity supply. Where this happens we work to restore power as quickly... Read More »

Towards the end of 2018 progress on the A120 Little Hadham Bypass and Flood Alleviation scheme made a number of positive steps forward. Hertfordshire County Council (HCC) is pleased to announce that John Graham Construction Ltd (GRAHAM) has been notified that they have been successful in their bid to carry out the construction works. Other advanced works are underway.

Getting the land for the scheme... Read More »

The Memorial bench on the A120 in Kents Lane in memory of Mr and Mrs Mottram had to be removed by Hertfordshire Highways because of the roadworks taking place, but it was in a very poor condition.

Hertfordshire Highways have advised the Parish Council that they will replace this bench and attach a new plaque onto the bench in memory of Mr and Mrs Mottram.

(This is the area behind Standon High Street shops adjacent to the river).

The trees planted by the PC back in January 1974 have again reached a stage in their lives where they need to be made safe as happened twenty or so years ago.

There are two Ash trees that require work; one is leaning and needs felling for safety reasons, the other one needs the laterals overhanging gardens reducing.

There are seven... Read More »