Bulbourne Cross Development On Thursday evening a small group of Bourne End residents attended a meeting held by Berkhamsted Football Club in Berkhamsted Town Hall. The meeting was to rally support to oppose the proposal to move Berkhamsted Football Club to Bourne End. There would of course be huge implications for us if this move was allowed. It is an integral part of the Bulbourne Cross development which hopefully we all know about. While Bourne End was clearly not the focus of the meeting, we were able to make our position clear, and our viewpoint was taken on board as yet more evidence that the scheme should not go ahead. The meeting was chaired by Gagan Mohindra, our MP, who made the important point that as with any planning matter, individuals making their voices heard by writing to the council are a powerful influence. We shouldn’t panic, at this stage the developers are trying to get Bulbourne Cross on the list of plans future developments. At the same time...
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Bourne End in the news
The following article appeared in this week's Gazette. Let's hope this is the start of getting back to normal!
Pictures and videos from the Street party
Gordon Rolfe, BEVA Chairman, Dacorum's Mayor Stewart Riddick and his wife opening the party Presentation of flowers by young Bourne Enders Presentation of flowers Bourne Enders Gagan Mohindra SW Herts MP Bourne Enders Dacorum Mayor, Stewart Riddick and wife The Woodside Morris Men
The Street Party this Sunday
REMINDER: It’s Bourne End’s Street Party this Sunday. Starts at 2.00 with an address from the mayor, Stewart Riddick, our Dacorum Borough Councillor. Morris Dancing with The Woodside Morris Men Music with our very own ‘Mouth on a Stick’. A chance to meet our new local MP Gagan Mohindra. (In the event of inclement weather, we will decamp to comfort of the Village Hall)
An update on traffic issues around Winkwell We are continuing our drive to improve the traffic situation for Winkwell. We have recently met and walked the lanes with HCC Highways officers responsible. This now means that all who may have some bearing on the situation, HCC Highways, our MP, our County Councillors, and our local councillors, have seen the current situation for themselves. While the current situation is unacceptable, the combined impact of LA3, widening Chaulden Lane and the traffic from the new development in Pix Farm Lane does not bear thinking about! There has been a considerable flow of emails over the past years, but we have reproduced the letter we have recently circulated to all involved.