The ingenious idea that created Ware s very own group of Wombles
The Wombles of Ware Abouts Facebook group already has over 1,000 members
Andy Murphy organises the litter picks with his wife Claudia (Image: Andy Murphy)
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When a husband and wife duo were out walking in Herts stunning countryside during lockdown, they were appalled by the amount of litter plaguing the area.
Bovingdon Market: The Herts market on an airfield that s back open to the public
The market takes place on an airfield in the village of Bovingdon, the airfield was once used in World War Two by B-17 Flying Fortress bombers
Bovingdon Market reopened at the weekend under Covid-19 guidelines. (Image: Tessa Darby)
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A couple embroiled in a bitter two-year battle over planning breaches by their noisy neighbour have launched a bid to get the Government to review the retrospective planning process.
Mike Tattum and his partner Jane Bell have endured a nightmare battle with their local council over numerous planning breaches by their noisy neighbour Connect Scaffolding.
The ongoing dispute, first highlighted by MailOnline last year, saw their luxury home worth £1.5million at Hadham Park House in the Hertfordshire countryside blighted by 20ft tall black fencing, portacabins, floodlights and a stream of noisy, giant lorries driving up and down the quiet lane where they live.
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Three North Hertfordshire household waste collection crews have been suspended
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Three bin crews responsible for collecting household waste in North Hertfordshire have been suspended.
Yesterday, North Hertfordshire District Council s service director for place, Vaughan Watson, said: “On April 1, three collection crews were suspended by our waste contractor Urbaser from their work, out of a total of 20 crews which operate daily. General waste collection services for North Hertfordshire’s residents were unaffected, due to replacement crews being immediately deployed to cover this work. There has been no impact on services and they continue to operate as normal.