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1,500 back petition for Hertfordshire referendum on county of sanctuary status (opens the original)
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More than 1,000 residents have backed a new petition calling for a Hertfordshire-wide referendum on any county council decision to seek county of sanctuary status. Hertfordshire County Council does not yet have any formal plans to pursue council of sanctuary status, which would signal the council’s commitment to refugees and asylum seekers. However, a future meeting of the council’s cabinet is set to determine whether to seek more information on the accreditation scheme and whether to work towar
Hertfordshire Savercard cuts could cost families hundreds more in bus fares (opens the original)
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Changes to Hertfordshire’s Savercard scheme that are set to cost some residents hundreds of pounds more in bus fares have prompted calls for a review. Until now, the majority of Hertfordshire residents could access half-price fares on bus and Interlink services by purchasing a £20 Savercard. But on September 6, the Savercard scheme for adults – over 25 – and for seniors was withdrawn. For those aged between 11 and 25, the Savercard discount on Intalink Connect services was reduced from 50% to 30
Former owners sought before council sells plots in Royston and Harpenden (opens the original)
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Hertfordshire County Council is planning to sell off two plots of land that were previously compulsorily acquired, but is looking for the previous owners first. The first plot of land is “north of Lindsay Close”, in Royston – and was acquired by the county council in 1980. The second plot, on Ayres End Lane, in Harpenden, was acquired in 1964. Both plots of land have now been declared surplus by the county council and have been earmarked for sale. But under Crichel Down Rules, before any sale of
Hertfordshire issued 5,852 term-time holiday fines worth £468,160 (opens the original)
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Hertfordshire education officials issued more than 5,000 fines to parents who took their children on holiday during term time in the 2025/26 academic year, according to data obtained by the Local Democracy Reporting Service. Since 2024, parents taking cheaper holidays during term time have faced tougher rules and higher fines when their children miss school. The fines – or fixed penalty notices (FPNs) – are now triggered by 10 missed half-days, rather than 15. The fine has also risen from £60 to
Hertfordshire backs plans to explore council of sanctuary status (opens the original)
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A Labour councillor’s call for Hertfordshire to consider becoming a council of sanctuary has been supported. Cllr Alistair Willoughby (Labour, Baldock and Letchworth East) put the proposal to the county council’s public health and community safety cabinet panel on Monday, September 14. As a result of the vote, the cabinet will now be asked to determine whether the council should seek further information and consider working towards “council of sanctuary” accreditation. In the run-up to the meeti
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