Figures released at the end of June showed that household borrowing continues to grow as hard pressed families try to maintain their spending. Unsecured consumer credit increased by £1.7 billion during the month of May 2017.
The Department for Transport is inviting MPs, local councils and community groups across England and Wales to propose how they could use funding to reinstate axed local services and restore closed stations.
The cost of removing rotting teeth in children and teenagers has risen by two thirds in just 5 years. Multiple tooth extraction in under-18s accounted for 41,000 procedures in 2014/15 and now cost the NHS £35 million a year.
Three Rivers District Council (TRDC) has successfully prosecuted another fly tipping case which involved an illegal deposit of building rubble, domestic waste and garden waste dumped in a garage court. The offender was identified and contacted, he cleared the waste at his own expense, pleaded guilty and was fined £1597 - fine and costs. ……………………………………………………………….. The work to repair and restore the Ebury Way Bridge has been completed and it has been re-opened again to the public. It is worth having a walk along to see it.
First shown 13th November 2014.
Yes, there are some utility company works going on in Tring at the moment - up near the Crows nest Roundabout - as new service infrastructure is put in for the new housing estate (was LA5 but now is to be called "Roman Fields", I believe.) However there are a number of additional maintenance works planned by Herts County Council as and when they can be fitted induring the period of social distancing. One or two might possibly have carried out already, however.