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Gritting services are provided by Hertfordshire County Council.
Hertsmere Borough Council, as the Local Planning Authority has a statutory duty to guide development within the Borough. The current Local Plan for the Borough is the Hertsmere Local Plan, which was adopted in May 2003 following public consultation and provides a framework for development until 2011.
Activities for young people aged between 9 - 19 years in Hertsmere.
Hertfordshire County Council is the Local Education Authority. Follow the links below for further information.
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The Council recognises it’s responsibility to the local business community and has produced a selling to the Council guide.
Public contact details, access to, and explanation of council services.
Situated between Radlett and Ridge, Shenley is a quiet, pleasant village.
You are not required to hold a licence to trade in second hand goods within Hertsmere.
The Housing Act 2004 gives local authorities the power to require the landlords of properties to carry out repairs and housing improvements where a risk to the health of the occupier has been identified by housing inspectors.
Details of skatepark facilities in the Borough
Learn what's in Hertsmere's new Cultural Strategy
The legal age to buy tobacco is now 18. Find more information here
Details of the Council's Affordable Housing Developments within the borough.
Weblinks, Useful Numbers, Advice, and Information.
Find out if solar energy is suitable for your home and locate your nearest solar club.
Sports Grants in Hertsmere are allocated through our Voluntary Sector Grant Aid.
What is a Community Sports Network and how can you become part of Hertmere's CSN?
Evening activities for young people.
Information about Hertsmere's entry into the 2010 Hertfordshire Youth Games
Activities for children and young people
Frequently asked questions regarding sports pitches and courts
Leisure facilities in Hertsmere are managed by Hertsmere Leisure, who provide and promote sport, recreational, and arts services for the Borough.
Want to be a coach or gain coaching experience?
The following section lists the documents produced by the Finance Department that are currently available for download.
The Statement of Community Involvement explains how the Council consults the community of Hertsmere on planning issues.
All lists or registers that the Council are required to maintain and make available by virtue of any enactment.
The Council is undertaking a number of studies and surveys to gather information for the new Local Development Framework.
Seats
The Council is the Street Naming and Numbering Authority for the area. It carries out these functions under the provisions of sections 17-29 of the Public Health Act 1925. (This is not the responsibility of Royal Mail)
Hertsmere Council Waste service operates a common sense approach to the delivery of clean streets.
Is there a fautly street light in your area?
Supplementary Planning Documents (SPDs) provide additional information to support policies in the Local Development Framework and Local Plan.
There are a number of groups and organisations, both local and national, that provide advice and support to different sections of the community. This page contains links to many of these.
Supporting People is a government programme that funds housing related support. The programme is committed to helping people improve their quality of life by living more independently.
Be There! Do It!Find out about what's on this summer
Bushey Rose GardenFind out more
Recycle moreWhat can be recycled?
Affected by crime?Get involved in local community safety groups
Complaints, Compliments & CommentsThe council welcomes your comments on services