London Colney

Work on a major drainage project in London Colney was finished five days earlier than expected - ensuring minimum disruption for residents, businesses and other road users. The project, at Ridgeview Lodge in Barnet Road, London Colney, involved the excavation and installation of a new storm drain, with the road expected...

The Government has pulled the plug on a village’s blueprint for future development and growth, leaving unanswered questions about what it means for the future. London Colney Parish Council started work on its Neighbourhood Plan in late 2019, supported by the nationwide community organisation Locality, and funded by central government. Following wide...

Let’s face it - Pringles are incredibly moreish! While reducing our consumption can be a challenge, repurposing is something we can all get behind. That’s exactly what they’ve done at London Colney Parish Council in collaboration with Hatfield Community Free School. Environment officer Matt Fisher explained: “We’ve collected over 60 Pringles tubes...

Police have confirmed that a man in his 20s has died following a medical emergency at the London Colney roundabout on the A414. Police were called at around 2.10pm to reports of an incident on the North Orbital Road, and attended the scene alongside paramedics from the East of England Ambulance...

London Colney Parish Council is proving that real climate action can be local, visible, and powered by pedals. With the introduction of an Estarli e-cargo bike into its operations, the council has reimagined how it delivers public services, from planting trees to cleaning up litter and engaging with schoolchildren on clean...

Tulleys Tulip Fields, featuring over 500,000 tulip bulbs and more than 100 different varieties of tulip, is now open on fields adjacent to Willows Activity Farm, near London Colney. Stuart Beare, owner of Tulleys Farm who are running the event, said: “This lovely warm and sunny weather has given the bulbs...

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