On Wednesday, Liberal Democrat Secretary for State for Communities and Local Government, Stephen Williams, agreed to a crucial land swap that will finally allow the Watford Health Campus to proceed.
The redevelopment of the Lister Hospital, Stevenage, one of Hertfordshire's two acute hospitals, has been underway for several years. The final Phase Four redevelopment costing £75 million was given the go-ahead in March of this year, and within that phase the Treasury has now approved the start of construction of a new £19.3 million Emergency Department.
Over 3 million workers have for the first time been given a workplace pension, according to figures from the Pensions Regulator. The 3 millionth worker is employed by West Ham United.
Dacorum Jupiter Drive, London Road and Solway, Hemel Hempstead - Waiting Restrictions Shootersway and Durrants Lane, Berkhamsted - 30 mph Speed Limit Miswell Lane, Tring and Wick Road, Wigginton - Waiting Restrictions Various Roads in S W Tring - 20 mph Speed Limit High Street, Hemel Hempstead - Parking Places Beggars Lane, Aldbury - Waiting Restrictions and Parking Spaces Felden Lane and High Street, Bovingdon - Waiting Restrictions Three Rivers Old Mill Road and The Maltings, Hunton Bridge - Waiting Restrictions Station Road, Abbotts Langley/Kings Langley - Waiting restrictions, Speed Humps and Changes to Existing A404 Chenies Road, Chorleywood - One Way, Prohibition of Driving, Revocation of Right Turn
Thursday 9th May saw the ground floor hall at the New Mill Baptist Church filled with a greater than usual number of people who had called in for lunch and the company of their friends. This particular day was the first anniversary of the setting up of a regular Thursday lunchtime café by the Minister, Mr Andrew Openshaw and his wife Kate. Called "Le Moulin" (the Mill), a name which combines a reference to the location as well as to their years working in Northern France, the café offers a variety of hot meals and snacks as well as excellent Fairtrade tea and coffee and delicious homemade cakes.
Yes, Britain's been doing very well recently - or at least until Brexit came along to spoil everything. From 2000 to 2015 UK's GDP rose by 4 trillion pounds.