Residents Raise Cash for Relief Effort
18th January 2005
Big-hearted Three Rivers sheltered housing residents banded together last week to raise an astonishing £1,400 for victims of the tsunami disaster in Asia
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Three Rivers gives full support to Freedom of Information Act
30th December 2004
Three Rivers District Council has given its full support to the Freedom of Information Act 2000 which comes into force on 1 January 2005.
Greenlight for major housing and light industrial development on the Ovaltine site
04th February 2004
After complex negotiation, work will start on a unique new riverside development in Kings Langley, Hertfordshire in June 2004, following the decision by…
Council Extends Dogs Public Spaces Protection Order
Three Rivers District Council agreed to extend the Public Spaces Protection Order already in place for dog control, for a further three years
Dance for Parkinson’s Open event
Health professionals and councillors were among those that took park in last Thursday’s open Dance for Parkinson’s class at William Penn Leisure Centre...
Hate Crime support
Below shows a list of support available for victims of hate crime or hate incidents.
Have your say on the Hertfordshire Essex Rapid Transit
Three Rivers residents have an opportunity to have their say on a vision to re-imagine the county’s transport network through a new east-west rapid…
Parking changes in High Street, Rickmansworth from Monday
Three Rivers District Council in conjunction with Hertfordshire County Council (HCC), is introducing safe distance measures in High Street, Rickmansworth…
Three Rivers continues to tackle hate
Three Rivers District Council stands with the rest of the world in the face of the recent horrific terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand