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Elstree and Borehamwood Town Council – Serving the people of Elstree and Borehamwood
Calling all residents of Elstree & Borehamwood!
The Neighbourhood Plan has started its final consultation before going to an independent examination and then a Local Referendum.
Once it clears that final hurdle, it will formally become part of the statutory local plan.
This means YOUR views will carry real weight on future planning decisions AND help increase funds available to the Town Council.
Alison Eardley, adviser to the Town Council since 2022, explains why this opportunity to give your views is so important.
To comment before midnight on 29th April simply follow this link:
Town Mayor Dan Ozarow visits the BWR studio, describes his first few months as Town Mayor and shares his priorities with listeners.
Neighbourhood Plan- Infastructure
Do you like the way Elstree & Borehamwood is today?
If you don't, do you have ideas about how you'd like it to change?
Now's the time to make your ideas known, simply by completing
a brief survey.
In this brief podcast, Alison Eardley describes why this key step
towards finalising the EBNP is so important to any local resident
who wants to help shape future developments.
You'll find a link to the draft Elstree & Borehamwood Neighbourhood
Plan (EBNP) below, as well as a link to the survey itself.
*** All replies need to be made by 30th June ***
Neighbourhood Plan- Infastructure
Clive Glover and Alison Eardley discuss the importance of Infrastructure in a local community. This includes schools, GP Practices and utilities like water. But also how important it is to have "Green Spaces" and trees in a neighbourhood for people to enjoy
Neighbourhood Plan- Infastructure
Clive Glover and Alison Eardley discuss the importance of Infrastructure in a local community. This includes schools, GP Practices and utilities like water. But also how important it is to have "Green Spaces" and trees in a neighbourhood for people to enjoy
Voices Of Youth
Clive Glover talks to two members of the Elstree & Borehamwood Youth Council, Leo and Amelie, about growing up in Borehamwood in the 21st Century. What do they like about living and going to school locally and are there things they would like to do that they can't without travelling elsewhere?
Welcome To Berston 2043!
Clive and Alison take a trip to the future. They imagine Borehamwood in 20 years time in 2043 when it has grown and merged with neighbouring communities Elstree, Radlett and Shenley to become the new town of Berston (Borehamwood-Elstree-Radlett- Shenley Town). There will be more houses and flats but will there still be green spaces, suitable infrastructure and better public transport? Plus lots more trees? Listen to see if you agree!