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Vile antisemitic graffiti discovered in Borehamwood park

"Vile" antisemitic graffiti has been drawn on a fence in a Borehamwood park.

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Plans for 20 flats in Melbourne Road in Bushey deferred

Plans for 20 flats in Melbourne Road in Bushey deferred
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Council leader vows to protect Hertsmere parks from travellers

The leader of Hertsmere Borough Council has suggested he is willing to spend thousands of pounds protecting parks across the borough from traveller…

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Motion to support quieter firework displays in Hertsmere passed

Hertsmere Borough Council has passed a motion on fireworks Photo: Unsplash Councillors have passed a motion calling for people who set off fireworks to show greater consideration for vulnerable residents and animals. Organisers of public firework displays in Hertsmere will be encouraged to advertise their events in advance to mitigate the impacts the loud bangs can have on vulnerable residents and animals. In addition, Hertsmere Borough Council will raise public awareness of the impact fireworks have on animal welfare and vulnerable people, and write to the government urging them to limit the noise of fireworks displays. The council will only permit the use of council-owned land for firework displays that use quieter fireworks as well as encourage local suppliers to stock quieter fireworks.

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