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Leisure, parks and culture
Boost in numbers enjoying an action-packed summer
More than 3,000 bookings were made over the summer this year as residents took part in activities provided by their local district council.
Leisure, parks and culture
30 October 2026
Community and living
Warm in Winter gift bags help older residents stay warm
As the temperatures dip and heating costs remain high, bags of useful items are being given out help older people stay warm this winter.
Community and living
30 October 2026
Your Council
Government’s latest decision on Local Government reorganisation
The Government has announced today (29 October 2026) that it has withdrawn the decision to create four new unitary councils in Hertfordshire as part of Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) alongside decisions for a number of other areas.
Your Council
29 October 2026
Trees and Landscapes
Council secures protection of Penfold Golf Course trees
Trees at a former golf course will remain protected after objections to an order were rejected by Three Rivers District Council’s planning committee.
Trees and Landscapes
28 October 2026
Your Council
Nominate inspirational people and organisations for the Pride of Three Rivers awards
The search is on for inspirational local people and organisations as a brand-new awards scheme is launched celebrating the best of Three Rivers.
Your Council
23 October 2026
Planning
Swift action over ‘blatant disregard’ for planning rules in Long Spring
Prompt action has been taken to safeguard protected woodland at Long Spring, Sarratt Lane, Loudwater, following unauthorised development at the site.
Planning
23 October 2026
Leisure, parks and culture
Play equipment removed over safety
Three Rivers District Council prioritises safety as it takes the difficult decision to remove some equipment from two play areas.
Leisure, parks and culture
22 October 2026
Elections and democracy
Do you support changes to your parish?
Residents and organisations have an opportunity to share their views on proposed changes to parish and community councils in Three Rivers.
Elections and democracy
19 October 2026
Environment and Climate Emergency
Buildings and businesses offered grants to cut energy bills
Community buildings in Three Rivers can now benefit from grants to help reduce energy bills and carbon emissions. And the maximum size of the grants – which are also available to local businesses – has been increased.
Environment and Climate Emergency
15 October 2026
Crime and safety
Council leader reacts to changes to police trial in Abbots Langley and South Oxhey
The Leader of Three Rivers District Council, Cllr Stephen Giles-Medhurst OBE, reacts to the police's decision regarding Abbots Langley and South Oxhey.
Crime and safety
15 October 2026
Leisure, parks and culture
Get ready for a spook-tacular interactive adventure
This autumn, the paths of the Rickmansworth Aquadrome will be transformed into an interactive spooky mission with a Halloween themed QR trail.
Leisure, parks and culture
8 October 2026
Trees and Landscapes
Leaf peeping in Three Rivers
From rare Chequers Trees to grandiose veteran Oak Trees, Three Rivers District has a sea of gorgeous and picturesque trees that can be spotted in its nature reserves and open spaces.
Trees and Landscapes
8 October 2026
Leisure, parks and culture
Council acts to further protect public from asbestos at the Aquadrome
Permanent fencing will be erected in two areas of the Rickmansworth Aquadrome to further protect visitors from asbestos.
Leisure, parks and culture
5 October 2026
Parking
Some parking bays at Aquadrome car park to be out of use
Visitors to the Rickmansworth Aquadrome are advised that some parking bays in the car park will be temporarily out of use for the public.
Parking
28 September 2026
Environment and Climate Emergency
See how energy efficiency upgrades are benefiting Three Rivers residents
Residents can see firsthand how renewable technologies and energy-saving improvements are saving local homeowners money while improving comfort and cutting emissions.
Environment and Climate Emergency
25 September 2026
Leisure, parks and culture
Aquadrome car park & toilet closing times
Residents and visitors are advised the car park and toilet closing times at Rickmansworth Aquadrome will change for the autumn and winter.
Leisure, parks and culture
24 September 2026
Leisure, parks and culture
Work underway on new 10-bay GolfPod at Rickmansworth Golf Course
Work has started on a new 10-bay GolfPod facility at Rickmansworth Golf Course, offering a covered space for people to practise and enjoy golf whatever the weather.
Leisure, parks and culture
21 September 2026
Community and living
Wellbeing Checks now available at Three Rivers Healthy Hubs
Residents are being supported to catch potential health issues and make healthier lifestyle choices thanks to a new Wellbeing Checks initiative being introduced across the district.
Community and living
18 September 2026
Parking
New parking schemes to be investigated by Three Rivers District Council
Possible new parking schemes across Three Rivers are to be progressed to improve parking management for residents, visitors and businesses in Three Rivers.
Parking
18 September 2026
Elections and democracy
Residents in unparished areas have short time to share views on parish councils
Calling all residents of Penn, Mill End, West Hyde and Maple Cross, you only have a short time to give your views on whether you would like to have a parish council.
Elections and democracy
15 September 2026
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