Welcome to CPRE in Hertfordshire


	CPRE The Hertfordshire Society


	Updated: Tues 29 April 2008

Welcome to CPRE in Hertfordshire

CPRE - The Hertfordshire Society
is the county branch of the
Campaign to Protect Rural England

WHO ARE WE AND WHAT DO WE DO?

NORTH HERTS VILLAGES UNDER THREAT

Do you want to see Lilley Bottom (pictured here on our Yearbook 2007 cover) swallowed up in a development of 3-4,000 homes on Green Belt land East of Luton? Villages under threat include N. Herts villages, Cockernhoe and Mangrove Green. Read our Press Release below to find out how you can make your views known.

North Herts Villages Under Threat


	PROTEST GATHERING SUNDAY 11 MAY: Join local protesters at 12 Noon on the East of Luton site. Assemble at Dog Kennel Farm, Lilley LU2 8LQ. Local press, radio and television will be attending. Enquiries


	Are 3 million new homes really necessary? Tell Housing Minister, Caroline Flint, what you think Tell us about mobile advertising hoardings Join Bill Bryson's litter campaign Climate change: Ask your MP to support an 80% reduction in carbon emissions Cut your carbon and get a reward


	'Areas of search' for possible housebuilding (like this one north of St Albans) are being identified by local authorities in their Local Development Framework documents. The LDFs will shape the County of the future. See all our LDF responses so far below

Stevenage Borough Core Strategy Extension: CPRE Herts Response (pdf file)

Stevenage and North Herts Area Action Plan (SNAP) CPRE Herts Response (pdf file)

Hertsmere BC Core Strategy Preferred Options Consultation CPRE Herts Response (pdf file)

North Herts District Council Core Strategy Preferred Options Consultation: CPRE Herts Response (pdf file)

North Herts District Council Development Policies Preferred Options Consultation: CPRE Herts Response (pdf file)

NHDC Land Allocations Issues and Options Consultation CPRE Herts Response (pdf file)

Watford LDF Core Strategy Preferred Options CPRE Herts Response (pdf file)


	What's Your vision for the future of the Hertfordshire countryside of 2026? Our first workshop meeting last November wanted to see: People of all ages to be actively engaged; the Green Belt to be valued and appreciated by all; affordable housing to meet local needs; a living, working countryside, accessible to all; the democratic deficit in planning reduced. Read all about it in our press release below. Come along to our final workshop meeting in Wheathampstead on July 3 in the evening and help us realise our vision. Join the debate.

Countryside Campaigners' 20:26 Vision


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	If you value our Hertfordshire countryside, email us at office@cpreherts.org.uk for a copy of our latest newsletter (cost 50p to include p + p), which includes updates on all our work. Or join us, and get the newsletter mailed to you regularly. JOIN ONLINE

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