The next parish council meeting will take place in Potten End Church Room at 7.00pm (note the earlier than usual time) on Thursday 8th December.  After the meeting refreshments will be served and there will be an opportunity to meet informally with councillors.  The agenda can be found here.  Note that it includes a proposal to remove the 5-a-side football goal, together with its protective netting and fencing, on the Spencer Holland Recreation Ground following the threat of legal action against the parish council.

Katrina Bond, our Parish Clerk, has decided to move on to pastures new from the end of July. Both the Parish and Councillors have benefitted enormously from Katrina’s efficient and patient advice and administration over the past 18 years; she will be greatly missed and we wish her all the very best in her new career. We are delighted to announce the appointment of Andrew Farrow as our new Parish Clerk. Continue reading “New Parish Clerk”

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Dacorum Borough Council has published its draft Local Plan for consultation.

The Parish Council has significant concerns with the proposals which include the potential for significantly more traffic coming through Potten End and building on significant quantities of Green Belt land. The Parish Council will object strongly to the proposed Plan and ask Dacorum to reconsider.

Anyone is able to input to the consultation and we encourage you to do so. The deadline for comments is 28th February 2021.

Further information can be found here.

It is with great sadness that Nettleden with Potten End Parish Council has learned of the death of Her Majesty, The Queen.

The Council and residents of the parish extend their condolences to members of the Royal Family.

Anyone wishing to express their sympathies to the Royal Family may do so in the Book of Condolence at Holy Trinity Church, Potten End from about 8am – 6pm each day or in the online Book of Condolence provided by Buckingham Palace. Floral tributes may be left by the war memorial outside the church.

At At 6pm on Sunday, 18th September, there will be a Service of Commemoration marking the death of her Late Majesty in Holy Trinity Church; everyone is welcome to attend either in person or online.

At 8pm on Sunday, 18th September there will be a national minute’s silence as a moment of reflection on the eve of the Funeral of Her Late Majesty. There will be no formally organised event in the parish but if you wish to hold a local event some guidance has been issued as one possible way in which to manage it.

A copy of the Proclamation of the accession of King Charles III may be downloaded here.