November 2022: Planning Proposal by Inland Homes for 75 homes off Deacons Hill Road / Barnet Lane
Neighbourhood Plan - Elstree and Borehamwood
Please click here to find out more about the Neighbourhood Plan and how you can provide your comments.
Details can also be found in your Autumn edition of the Town Crier.
Deadline for responses to the survey has been extended to 30th November 2022.
Details can also be found in your Autumn edition of the Town Crier.
Deadline for responses to the survey has been extended to 30th November 2022.
September 2022: Last Update and Appeal Meeting 22/9/22
Ann Goddard and Helen Stammers attended the Update and Appeal meeting on behalf of EBGBS on 6/9/22. The meeting was very informative and eye opening and we recommend you attend the next meeting if you possible can. The Combined Objectors Group are running their last meeting on 22 September 2022 - see details below. All EBGBS members and friends are invited to attend.
They are also compiling information on footpath usage - this is to evidence the substantial loss that will be experienced if the Plant goes ahead. Click here to down load the questionnaire and return directly to Janet Engles.
They are also compiling information on footpath usage - this is to evidence the substantial loss that will be experienced if the Plant goes ahead. Click here to down load the questionnaire and return directly to Janet Engles.
Sky Studios -Mail to Cllrs Bright and Cohen - August 2022
Dear Councillors Morris Bright and Harvey Cohen,
The Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt. Committee at our meeting on 22. August noted that the trees and hedges between the new Sky Studios building and the roadway of Rowley Lane have been completely destroyed.
Wee understood that there was a planning condition to retain green screening and ask if pressure could be applied to Sky to replant the missing hedgerows.
With all good wishes
Ann Goddard
Chair Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Committee
Cllr Bright replied saying that he was sure the conditions were being followed but would look into it.
The Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt. Committee at our meeting on 22. August noted that the trees and hedges between the new Sky Studios building and the roadway of Rowley Lane have been completely destroyed.
Wee understood that there was a planning condition to retain green screening and ask if pressure could be applied to Sky to replant the missing hedgerows.
With all good wishes
Ann Goddard
Chair Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Committee
Cllr Bright replied saying that he was sure the conditions were being followed but would look into it.
Tykeswater Lane - August 2022
E-mail sent to Dawn Grocock, HBC on 25/08/22
Dear Dawn Grocock,
Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Society are still greatly concerned about the condition of Tykeswater Lane which is still suffering from litter dumping and damage due to the walking surface from wheeled vehicle access.
We fully support the complaints from our member Ken Herbert. Unless all wheeled vehicle access is barred there will always be a risk to pedestrians from rutted and unsafe surfaces. If this is not possible for a Byway it should be reclassified as a footpath.
Please expedite the clearance of unsightly rubbish as soon as possible.
With best wishes
Ann Goddard Chair E&B Green Belt Society
A response was received, that we are not at liberty to publish.
However, we can advise that the order to gate and restrict access to the footpath / byway received objections so could not be passed. Also, although the litter is of concern, as the pathway is damaged HBC cannot access the litter to remove it.
Correspondence is ongoing and others have been contacted for further assistance.
If members have any evidence or experiences of this footpath / byway, please do send them to us at ebgbstreasurer@gmail.com
Dear Dawn Grocock,
Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Society are still greatly concerned about the condition of Tykeswater Lane which is still suffering from litter dumping and damage due to the walking surface from wheeled vehicle access.
We fully support the complaints from our member Ken Herbert. Unless all wheeled vehicle access is barred there will always be a risk to pedestrians from rutted and unsafe surfaces. If this is not possible for a Byway it should be reclassified as a footpath.
Please expedite the clearance of unsightly rubbish as soon as possible.
With best wishes
Ann Goddard Chair E&B Green Belt Society
A response was received, that we are not at liberty to publish.
However, we can advise that the order to gate and restrict access to the footpath / byway received objections so could not be passed. Also, although the litter is of concern, as the pathway is damaged HBC cannot access the litter to remove it.
Correspondence is ongoing and others have been contacted for further assistance.
If members have any evidence or experiences of this footpath / byway, please do send them to us at ebgbstreasurer@gmail.com
Town Crier Article - August 2022
Preview of our article submitted to the Autumn 2022 Town Crier
Report for the Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Society.
Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Society are carrying on with the campaign to save our precious threatened and diminishing Green Belt from over development. There is need for houses but they should be carefully planned and eco friendly with solar panels and insulation using the minimum possible green land. Elstree/Borehamwood has become so congested with traffic and consequent air pollution that there is impact on the life and health of us all. We must limit building in the town with regard to the expected new housing targets which will lower the forecast number.
A current issue of concern is the eventual fate of the historic Reservoir, which is still being discussed by Herts County Council, Hertsmere Borough Council and the owners. We hope it will be run by a Community Interest Company for the public with provision for the upkeep of the dam and grounds.
We are also objecting to the deregistration of Woodcock Hill Village Green and the imposition of a huge Solar Plant along Butterfly Lane and the desecration of Tykeswater Lane [Byway 60] by offroad motor vehicles. This last should be redesignated and closed to motor traffic to preserve the footpath and the safety of pedestrians.
We are taking an active part in the new Neighbourhood Plan discussions and liaise with other conservation bodies, local and national.
Please support us by joining if you care about our countryside, at its most beautiful in these summer months. Website. ebgreenbelt.org for contact details. Ann Goddard Chairman Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Society.
Report for the Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Society.
Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Society are carrying on with the campaign to save our precious threatened and diminishing Green Belt from over development. There is need for houses but they should be carefully planned and eco friendly with solar panels and insulation using the minimum possible green land. Elstree/Borehamwood has become so congested with traffic and consequent air pollution that there is impact on the life and health of us all. We must limit building in the town with regard to the expected new housing targets which will lower the forecast number.
A current issue of concern is the eventual fate of the historic Reservoir, which is still being discussed by Herts County Council, Hertsmere Borough Council and the owners. We hope it will be run by a Community Interest Company for the public with provision for the upkeep of the dam and grounds.
We are also objecting to the deregistration of Woodcock Hill Village Green and the imposition of a huge Solar Plant along Butterfly Lane and the desecration of Tykeswater Lane [Byway 60] by offroad motor vehicles. This last should be redesignated and closed to motor traffic to preserve the footpath and the safety of pedestrians.
We are taking an active part in the new Neighbourhood Plan discussions and liaise with other conservation bodies, local and national.
Please support us by joining if you care about our countryside, at its most beautiful in these summer months. Website. ebgreenbelt.org for contact details. Ann Goddard Chairman Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Society.
Woodcock Hill - August 2022
Please read the leaflet below to help save Woodcock Hill.
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Solar Plant - July 2022
An appeal and new application have been submitted to The Planning Inspectorate despite a record number of objections and having been unanimously refused by Hertsmere Planning Committee.
EBGBS have officially joined the list of objectors and will be objecting to the appeal and new application.
The local response must be strong and your support is needed.
Click here for full details.
EBGBS have officially joined the list of objectors and will be objecting to the appeal and new application.
The local response must be strong and your support is needed.
Click here for full details.
Woodcock Hill - July 2022
Latest bulletin
WHVG Committee have used our barrister to challenge the Inspector's decision to give Taylor Wimpey part of the village green at Byron Ave, Borehamwood, depriving residents of easy access to a beautiful open green belt space that they have enjoyed 'as of right 'in living memory. The request is for a Judicial Review : not procedure but content eg not considering t residents wishes, not taking proper account of the loss of biodiversity.
The inspector's decision must be communicated to us by 11th July.
If we are successful in getting a Judicial review our case must be ready by 11th August.
Taylor Wimpey have a long pocket so we need to build funds.
A leaflet will be circulated stating that we need to build a fighting fund of £30,000 It is in the process of being finalised.
We need funds and help with delivering leaflets
Please give generously or in the future the site at Byron will be huge housing estate.
1 Bank transfer WHVG Barclays Bank Sort code 20 74 09 Acct Number 70684236
2 Cheque WHVG c/o 36 Carrington Ave WD6 2HA
If we get a JR the cost of that will be organised by Crowdjustice with payment going directly to those acting for WHVG Committee.
WHVG Committee have used our barrister to challenge the Inspector's decision to give Taylor Wimpey part of the village green at Byron Ave, Borehamwood, depriving residents of easy access to a beautiful open green belt space that they have enjoyed 'as of right 'in living memory. The request is for a Judicial Review : not procedure but content eg not considering t residents wishes, not taking proper account of the loss of biodiversity.
The inspector's decision must be communicated to us by 11th July.
If we are successful in getting a Judicial review our case must be ready by 11th August.
Taylor Wimpey have a long pocket so we need to build funds.
A leaflet will be circulated stating that we need to build a fighting fund of £30,000 It is in the process of being finalised.
We need funds and help with delivering leaflets
Please give generously or in the future the site at Byron will be huge housing estate.
1 Bank transfer WHVG Barclays Bank Sort code 20 74 09 Acct Number 70684236
2 Cheque WHVG c/o 36 Carrington Ave WD6 2HA
If we get a JR the cost of that will be organised by Crowdjustice with payment going directly to those acting for WHVG Committee.
Neighbourhood Plan - March 2022
Come along to this event and ask about how the protection of our Green Belt land can be included into our Neighbourhood Plan.
Come along to this event and ask about how the protection of our Green Belt land can be included into our Neighbourhood Plan.
15th February 2022: EBGBS Letter to HBC regarding the Draft Local Plan
Chair of EBGBS Ann Goddard has written to HBC and Oliver Dowden MP to explain our thoughts on the shelving of the Draft Local Plan and the way forward.
Click here to read the letter.
Chair of EBGBS Ann Goddard has written to HBC and Oliver Dowden MP to explain our thoughts on the shelving of the Draft Local Plan and the way forward.
Click here to read the letter.
29th January 2022: The Times Letter
See below an interesting letter from Professor Mike Adler Chairman of the Solar Campaign Alliance.
See below an interesting letter from Professor Mike Adler Chairman of the Solar Campaign Alliance.
26th January 2022: Hertsmere Local Plan Shelved 2022-2038
WHVG, EBGBS, EVPS, EBRA CPRE, HMWT, RSPB and EBTC were among a ‘staggering’ 20,000 objections received by Hertsmere Borough Council in response to their consultation on the draft Hertsmere Local Plan. At a full Council meeting on Wednesday 26th January leader, Cllr. Morris Bright announced that the plans were to be shelved.
Cllr Bright said, “Our residents have clearly rejected the Draft LP. Now the Council must reject it too."
Government targets of over 12,000 homes, 9000 on green belt, are unachievable.
Warning from Cllr Harvey Cohen, “Producing a new draft plan will take time. I advise now that we may not meet government deadlines for a local plan. We must expect opportunistic planning applications and we may lose some on appeal and end up with developments we do not want.”
Cllr Bright concluded, “We welcome the support of our MP Oliver Dowden. We will make it clear to Government who are the best arbiters of what is right for Hertsmere and its future are our residents and our councillors.”
To hear the full Hertsmere Borough Council meeting where the plan was discussed click here.
WHVG, EBGBS, EVPS, EBRA CPRE, HMWT, RSPB and EBTC were among a ‘staggering’ 20,000 objections received by Hertsmere Borough Council in response to their consultation on the draft Hertsmere Local Plan. At a full Council meeting on Wednesday 26th January leader, Cllr. Morris Bright announced that the plans were to be shelved.
Cllr Bright said, “Our residents have clearly rejected the Draft LP. Now the Council must reject it too."
Government targets of over 12,000 homes, 9000 on green belt, are unachievable.
Warning from Cllr Harvey Cohen, “Producing a new draft plan will take time. I advise now that we may not meet government deadlines for a local plan. We must expect opportunistic planning applications and we may lose some on appeal and end up with developments we do not want.”
Cllr Bright concluded, “We welcome the support of our MP Oliver Dowden. We will make it clear to Government who are the best arbiters of what is right for Hertsmere and its future are our residents and our councillors.”
To hear the full Hertsmere Borough Council meeting where the plan was discussed click here.
October 2021: EBGBS Draft Local Plan (DLP) Meeting with CPRE
The DLP shows HBC intend to build on huge swathes of green belt land.
A meeting was held at Allum Hall on 11/10/21 to discuss the DLP and the way forward. Chris Berry from CPRE spoke and answered questions. Local groups presented on their areas of concern.
Click here for further details
Click here for more details of the DLP
The DLP shows HBC intend to build on huge swathes of green belt land.
A meeting was held at Allum Hall on 11/10/21 to discuss the DLP and the way forward. Chris Berry from CPRE spoke and answered questions. Local groups presented on their areas of concern.
Click here for further details
Click here for more details of the DLP
October 2021: Draft Local Plan (DLP) Published on 11/10/21
For details of the plan, how to access the plan and how to respond click here
For details of the plan, how to access the plan and how to respond click here
September 2021: Draft Local Plan
The Draft Local Plan is due for publication in October 2021.
Click here for more details.
A substantial amount of green belt land is planned for development. Please join the support events - see home page.
The Draft Local Plan is due for publication in October 2021.
Click here for more details.
A substantial amount of green belt land is planned for development. Please join the support events - see home page.
June 2021: Barnet Times article
An article in the Barnet Times, written by Nathan Louis, reported on the use of site HEL341 for an extension of the Allum Lane cemetery as capacity will be reached in 2023.
Click here for the full story
An article in the Barnet Times, written by Nathan Louis, reported on the use of site HEL341 for an extension of the Allum Lane cemetery as capacity will be reached in 2023.
Click here for the full story
May 2021: Mail on Sunday article
The Mail on Sunday published an article criticising Solar Plants.
Click here for the full story
The Mail on Sunday published an article criticising Solar Plants.
Click here for the full story
May 2021: Byways Open To All Traffic Report
THE HERTFORDSHIRE (TYKESWATER LANE - ALDENHAM BYWAY 079, ELSTREE AND BOREHAMWOOD BYWAY 060, BOREHAMWOOD)
Byway 60 and Byway 79 were originally recorded on the Hertfordshire Definitive Map and Statement as Public Footpaths
A Modification Order was applied for in 1996, which presented historical evidence of Bridleway/Byway status. County looked into this and agreed that Byway status existed. There were objections to the proposed change of status so the evidence was presented to the Planning Inspector who confirmed the historical status as Byway Open to All Traffic, based on the evidence presented, and the order to change the status of the route from footpath to Byway was confirmed in March 2005.
Phil Wadey, past Chairman of the British Horse Society and Chairman of the Open Spaces Society has stated that Tykeswater Lane was one of his early modification order applications and was pleased to get the order confirmed, so proving the underlying rights. His intention was that the Byways formed an important part of the route from Bushey to Shenley for walkers, riders and (maybe) cyclists. It was never his intention to permit these Byways to be taken over by off road vehicles.
At the Development Control Committee on 18 October 2005 the following Resolutions, fully supported by the Council’s officers, were passed:
That the Director of Environment be authorised to make:
a) a permanent Traffic Regulation Order to prevent vehicular use of Tykeswater Lane, Radlett, Aldenham and
b) a temporary Traffic Regulation Order to prevent equestrian and cycle use of Tykeswater Lane, Radlett, Aldenham until such times as safe crossings can be provided at its junctions with Watling Street and Theobald Street ie Pegasus crossings.
It is understood that objections to the above order were received which apparently for whatever reason could not be overcome so the Council decided not to proceed.
In 2006, the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act was introduced that would now prevent the creation of public rights of way for vehicles. Unfortunately, too late for Tykeswater Lane.
The opinion of the Committee is that the Council have completely failed to protect the rights of walkers and their families, cyclists and horse riders and has effectively surrendered this once delightful footpath to joy riding off road motor vehicles and motor bikes.
For most of the year the Byways are impassable. The surface is churned up by off roaders in winter and ankle wrenching under foot in summer whilst there is the ever present danger from motorised vehicles. Dawn Grocock has herself reported the problems from speeding motor cycles. There is rubbish everywhere. It is a disaster for the local environment and its flora and fauna.
The solution for this travesty lies entirely with County Hall. As Phil Wadey states ‘The County Council is the traffic authority that would make orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Acts 1984 but Hertsmere BC has a parallel power in some circumstances. Redesignation is not necessary to prohibit motor-vehicles’.
A traffic regulation order can be used in just the same way as one could be used to pedestrianise a road (such as the High Street in Watford). There are several Byways Open to All Traffic in Hertfordshire which carry motor vehicular rights (and so are on the definitive map) but on which it is an offence to use them.
So come on County Hall, sort it out. If the past months have not emphasised the importance of access to the outdoors and exercise in the open air to Councillors and Officers, then nothing will.
THE HERTFORDSHIRE (TYKESWATER LANE - ALDENHAM BYWAY 079, ELSTREE AND BOREHAMWOOD BYWAY 060, BOREHAMWOOD)
Byway 60 and Byway 79 were originally recorded on the Hertfordshire Definitive Map and Statement as Public Footpaths
A Modification Order was applied for in 1996, which presented historical evidence of Bridleway/Byway status. County looked into this and agreed that Byway status existed. There were objections to the proposed change of status so the evidence was presented to the Planning Inspector who confirmed the historical status as Byway Open to All Traffic, based on the evidence presented, and the order to change the status of the route from footpath to Byway was confirmed in March 2005.
Phil Wadey, past Chairman of the British Horse Society and Chairman of the Open Spaces Society has stated that Tykeswater Lane was one of his early modification order applications and was pleased to get the order confirmed, so proving the underlying rights. His intention was that the Byways formed an important part of the route from Bushey to Shenley for walkers, riders and (maybe) cyclists. It was never his intention to permit these Byways to be taken over by off road vehicles.
At the Development Control Committee on 18 October 2005 the following Resolutions, fully supported by the Council’s officers, were passed:
That the Director of Environment be authorised to make:
a) a permanent Traffic Regulation Order to prevent vehicular use of Tykeswater Lane, Radlett, Aldenham and
b) a temporary Traffic Regulation Order to prevent equestrian and cycle use of Tykeswater Lane, Radlett, Aldenham until such times as safe crossings can be provided at its junctions with Watling Street and Theobald Street ie Pegasus crossings.
It is understood that objections to the above order were received which apparently for whatever reason could not be overcome so the Council decided not to proceed.
In 2006, the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act was introduced that would now prevent the creation of public rights of way for vehicles. Unfortunately, too late for Tykeswater Lane.
The opinion of the Committee is that the Council have completely failed to protect the rights of walkers and their families, cyclists and horse riders and has effectively surrendered this once delightful footpath to joy riding off road motor vehicles and motor bikes.
For most of the year the Byways are impassable. The surface is churned up by off roaders in winter and ankle wrenching under foot in summer whilst there is the ever present danger from motorised vehicles. Dawn Grocock has herself reported the problems from speeding motor cycles. There is rubbish everywhere. It is a disaster for the local environment and its flora and fauna.
The solution for this travesty lies entirely with County Hall. As Phil Wadey states ‘The County Council is the traffic authority that would make orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Acts 1984 but Hertsmere BC has a parallel power in some circumstances. Redesignation is not necessary to prohibit motor-vehicles’.
A traffic regulation order can be used in just the same way as one could be used to pedestrianise a road (such as the High Street in Watford). There are several Byways Open to All Traffic in Hertfordshire which carry motor vehicular rights (and so are on the definitive map) but on which it is an offence to use them.
So come on County Hall, sort it out. If the past months have not emphasised the importance of access to the outdoors and exercise in the open air to Councillors and Officers, then nothing will.
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May 2021: Old School House
The Old School House, built in 1896, is on the list of Community interest. EBGBS would like to work with the owners, the Federation os Synagogues Trust Ltd, to return it to its former glory. Click here for further details |
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May 2021: CPRE, APC Reports on Solar Farm
Amendments to plans continue, which means the public are able to continue objecting to the Solar Plant up to the day the application is heard.
Click below to read two interesting reports available from the HBC Planning portal are:
Report from Campaign for Rural England
Aldenham Parish Council Report
Click here for the full story
Click below to read two interesting reports available from the HBC Planning portal are:
Report from Campaign for Rural England
Aldenham Parish Council Report
Click here for the full story
May 2021: Woodcock Hill Village Green
WHVG Video can be found on Youtube here
Support our 2nd fund and awareness raising events
Sunday 30th May and Sunday 13th June (cancelled) 44 Carrington Ave WD6 2HA 10-2pm
We had the first duck on one of the 5 ponds, Thanks Erika for spotting that. Taylor Wimpey would take this away!
Click here for further details on WHVG
WHVG Video can be found on Youtube here
Support our 2nd fund and awareness raising events
Sunday 30th May and Sunday 13th June (cancelled) 44 Carrington Ave WD6 2HA 10-2pm
We had the first duck on one of the 5 ponds, Thanks Erika for spotting that. Taylor Wimpey would take this away!
Click here for further details on WHVG
May 2021: Allum Lane Fields Shopwick Surgery Plans
Schopwick Surgery have been offered the site next to the old Fisheries Pub, off Barnet Lane. Although this site is green belt land, the land is boggy with no footpaths, so is not used by local people for recreational purposes or for agriculture. EBGBS support the use of this land by Schopwick to relocate their Surgery.
Click here for more detail
Click here for more detail
May 2021: 16 Allum Lane
Plans for this site have been submitted. EBGBS have objected to the development.
Click here for an email from EBGBS Chair dated.
The development is to be carried out by Griggs, a well known local builder. EBGBS are concerned at the following statement on the Griggs website.
Planning
Our team are highly experienced in handling all forms of planning applications for new development, whether for single plots or larger scale multi-unit development. Our team are highly adept at engaging with Local Authorities and community stakeholders from the outset, to ensure the best prospect of obtaining planning permission. We have a strong track record of delivering planning permissions both in the Green Belt and in Conservation Areas.
Click here for further information about 16 Allum Lane
Plans for this site have been submitted. EBGBS have objected to the development.
Click here for an email from EBGBS Chair dated.
The development is to be carried out by Griggs, a well known local builder. EBGBS are concerned at the following statement on the Griggs website.
Planning
Our team are highly experienced in handling all forms of planning applications for new development, whether for single plots or larger scale multi-unit development. Our team are highly adept at engaging with Local Authorities and community stakeholders from the outset, to ensure the best prospect of obtaining planning permission. We have a strong track record of delivering planning permissions both in the Green Belt and in Conservation Areas.
Click here for further information about 16 Allum Lane
March 2021: 6 key consultees opinions on Elstree solar farm
6 key consultees including The Environment Agency, Oliver Dowden (Hertsmere MP), County Councillor Caroline Clapper, ourselves at The Elstree and Borehamwood Green Belt Society and others share their opinions on the plans.
Click here for more detail on the plans
Click here for more detail on the plans
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February 2021 : Woodcock Hill Village Green
The deadline for responses to DEFRA has closed. WHVG will update us when they are notified of a decision or further action. Click here for the further details and the full story on Woodcock Hill Village Green |
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February 2021 : Aldenham Reservoir
A new kissing gate has been installed on footpath no 5 opposite what was The Fisheries, now Indian Restaurant, to improve accessibility.
Click here for the full story on Aldenham Reservoir
A new kissing gate has been installed on footpath no 5 opposite what was The Fisheries, now Indian Restaurant, to improve accessibility.
Click here for the full story on Aldenham Reservoir
January 2021 : Solar Panel Development
130-hectare solar farm near Aldenham
Plans for the development have been published.
Click here for details and route to commenting on this project.
The summary is:
Case no: 21/0050/FULE
Address: Land North Of Butterfly Lane, Land Surrounding Hilfield Farm And Land West Of Hilfield Lane Aldenham
Proposal: Installation of renewable led energy generating station comprising ground-mounted photovoltaic solar arrays and battery-based electricity storage containers together with substation, inverter/transformer stations, site accesses, internal access tracks, security measures, access gates, other ancillary infrastructure, landscaping and biodiversity enhancements.
Status: Awaiting decision
EBGBS, have responded on behalf of the society.
Click here to read the letter from EBGBS to Max Sanders.
We encourage all members to comment as individuals in your own words and using you own experience of the area.
January 2021 : 16 Allum Lane
A planning application has been made:
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990
Application Number: 20l2149lFUL
Location of Works: 16 Allum Lane, Elstree, Hertfordshire,
Description: Demolition of existing house and erection of an apartment building forming 14 dwellings (c3) with ancillary landscaping, parking, bike and bin storage
Ann Goddard, Chair of EBGBS, has opposed the application on behalf of the society.
Click here for the letter
Click here for full story of on 16 Allum Lane
A planning application has been made:
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990
Application Number: 20l2149lFUL
Location of Works: 16 Allum Lane, Elstree, Hertfordshire,
Description: Demolition of existing house and erection of an apartment building forming 14 dwellings (c3) with ancillary landscaping, parking, bike and bin storage
Ann Goddard, Chair of EBGBS, has opposed the application on behalf of the society.
Click here for the letter
Click here for full story of on 16 Allum Lane
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January 2021 : Schopwick Surgery Relocation to green belt
Patients unhappy about Schopwick Surgery Relocation plans Click here for article in Town Crier Ann Goddard, Chair of EBGBS, will be responding on behalf of the society. Click here for full story on Schopwick Surgery and Allum Lane Fields |
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November 2020 : Building and Planning Changes proposed by Central Government
EBGBS Chair Ann Goddard wrote to Right Honourable Robert Jenrick MP on 6th November 2020 to explain how EBGBS felt about the
proposal to remove the control of building development from Local Authorities and place in the hands of Central Government
Click here to read the letter.
EBGBS Chair Ann Goddard wrote to Right Honourable Robert Jenrick MP on 6th November 2020 to explain how EBGBS felt about the
proposal to remove the control of building development from Local Authorities and place in the hands of Central Government
Click here to read the letter.