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The Green Belt
a beautiful open field with purple wildflowers, green grass, trees and hedgerows

Cautious optimism for the Green Belt… but dismay in Welwyn Hatfield
The Green Belt
epic countryside view over the threatened Marshcroft site, including woodlands, green fields and hedgerows

Marshcroft Fundraising Appeal – Fighting Massive Green Belt Development
Brownfield first
demolition in progress at a brownfield, or previously developed, industrial site, to prepare for redevelopment

Brownfield – space for 20,436 homes on recycled land in Hertfordshire
Nature and biodiversity
a lush green hedgerow with lots of different species

Farmers want to extend hedgerow network and boost nature
CPRE Hertfordshire
green and beautiful Hertfordshire countryside

Major campaign success for Hertfordshire’s countryside
North Herts
lovely open field with wildflowers and distant woodland

North Herts Local Plan Adoption – a very sad day for the Green Belt
The Green Belt
lovely tranquil green landscape with trees, bluebells and a public footpath

Hemel Garden Communities proposals will destroy a huge swathe of Green Belt
The Green Belt
a group of walkers pausing in a green landscape to look at their maps

Why is the Green Belt so important?
Awards
several dozen people chatting and enjoying themselves at CPRE's awards evening

CPRE Hertfordshire Awards 2022
South West Herts
beautiful undulating green fields, hedgerows and trees in the Green Belt

Our formal submittal – South West Herts Joint Strategic Plan
CPRE Hertfordshire
Paul Miner, Head of Policy and Planning at National CPRE

Our current work on planning and Green Belt, an update from National CPRE
South West Herts
beautiful undulating green fields, hedgerows and trees in the Green Belt

Our initial review – South West Herts Joint Strategic Plan
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