Latest Official Household Projections show big reductions for Hertfordshire. The Projections confirm the trend revealed by the similar reduction in the County’s projected population in the ONS 2018-based population projections published in March. This showed that the projected County population for 2036 is 1,226,566, which is 167,434 (12%) lower than the 2014-based projection of 1,394,000.

Our volunteer Elizabeth Hamilton has been photographing some of the wildlife in her garden. She has produced these guides to help you connect with the wildlife you might encounter in your garden or out in parks and the countryside.

One of our planners David Irving writes to Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council expressing the concers of CPRE Hertfordshire about Plotland in Digswell Park Road. Download to read his concerns.

With many people social distancing and possibly finding it difficult to get out to enjoy the countryside, our volunteer Elizabeth Hamilton has been taking a look at some of the wildlife, plants and trees in her garden.

Whilst social distancing and possibly finding it difficult to enjoy the countryside we have produced this guide to help you to connect with the countryside within your garden. 

Please find attached an aricle written by our planning manager Tim Hagyard 

We are pleased to publish our latest newsletter "Spring 2020" available as a download. Please enjoy reading our latest news and we would appreciate any feedback to enable us to improve this newsletter. Read the newsletter here:

CPRE Hertfordshire is committed to the protection, promotion and enhancement of the environment within Hertfordshire, to make it a better place to live, work, go to school or enjoy for today and tomorrow.  As part of this, we run a Children’s Art Competition.  We invite all the primary schools within Hertfordshire to enter and to encourage the children to express themselves through art. 

“CPRE Hertfordshire regrets that it has closed its office and its staff and volunteers are working from home because of the coronavirus outbreak.

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