Published:
11:13 AM April 23, 2021
Updated:
11:37 AM April 23, 2021
The water jets in Letchworth s Howard Park will open, but the paddling pool will remain closed to prevent overcrowding
- Credit: North Herts District Council
Splash parks across North Herts are to reopen at the start of the upcoming Bank Holiday weekend.
The splash parks in Baldock s Avenue Park, Hitchin s Bancroft Recreation Ground, Letchworth s Howard Park and Royston s Priory Memorial Gardens will all be open seven days a week from Saturday May 1, until the end of summer. Opening hours are from 10am to 6pm.
Visitors are urged to follow government guidance, including following the rule of six, social distancing, leaving and returning later if the park is busy, and not visiting if you have COVID-19 symptoms.
Splash parks are set to reopen across North Herts in May
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A man being given a fine for not having a face mask. Picture credit: PA Media. Watford is among Hertfordshire’s three worst areas for fines related to breaking Covid restrictions, latest figures have revealed. Since the country’s second lockdown was announced in November 78 penalties were issued up to March 1 for ignoring rules on travel, gatherings and social distancing. Only Welwyn Hatfield (102) and Hertsmere (89) - which includes Bushey - had higher totals among the 10 boroughs, while Three Rivers and Dacorum had 11 and nine respectively. Fines range from £200 for initial breaches to £10,000 for repeat offenders - which included one Watford man who hosted multiple parties in Vicarage Road.
A man being given a fine for not having a face mask. Picture credit: PA Media. Hertsmere is among Hertfordshire’s two worst areas for fines related to breaking Covid restrictions, latest figures have revealed. Since the country’s second lockdown was announced in November 89 penalties were issued up to March 1 for ignoring rules on travel, gatherings and social distancing. Only Welwyn Hatfield (102) had a higher total among the 10 boroughs, with Watford in third with 78. Fines range from £200 for initial breaches to £10,000 for repeat offenders - which included one Watford man who hosted multiple parties in Vicarage Road. Herts Police’s superintendent Sue Jameson said: “Thankfully the vast majority of people in Hertfordshire have done the right thing and followed the rules so that our officers have not needed to issue a large number of fixed penalty notices.
Published:
5:18 PM April 22, 2021
109,490 residents across Stevenage and North Herts have had either one or both doses of a COVID vaccine, as of April 18
- Credit: PA
Almost 110,000 people across Stevenage and North Herts have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, the latest NHS England data shows.
The data, which is recorded on the National Immunisation Management Service (NIMS) database, is published each Thursday and shows vaccinations of those living in Stevenage and North Herts on a neighbourhood level.
The Comet has compiled the latest stats released by NHS England, which record the vaccination data by MSOA (Middle Layer Super Output Area).
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