Our Broxbourne March 2024

Message from the Leader of the Council, Councillor Lewis Cocking

Welcome to the first edition of Our Broxbourne in 2024, which will also be my last as Leader of the Council, as I am stepping down from the Council at the May election.

2024 is shaping up to be a good year for the Borough, with works on the Waltham Cross town centre starting in May, and the reopening of Grundy Park following completion later this year of the project to rejuvenate the park.

There is a packed programme of upcoming events in our parks and town centres, information on which can be found later in this magazine.

The new Theobalds Enterprise Centre on Theobalds Business Park is thriving, home to many small and medium sized enterprises and startup businesses already.

I am delighted that Google has chosen the Borough of Broxbourne

for the site of its new data centre, confirming Broxbourne’s importance as a hub for technology. This will bring with it many economic benefits for local residents and businesses.

At the end of February we held the annual Borough of Broxbourne Awards, recognising the valuable contribution individuals and organisations make to the Borough. Ten worthy winners were presented with an award.

Finally, I would like to say thank you for your support over the last five years – I firmly believe that the Borough is in excellent shape for the future.

With best wishes

Reception opening hours

Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm

Pre-bookable appointments and self-service support is still available online at www.broxbourne.gov.uk

If you are a victim of a hate crime, the Council offices are a safe space for you to report the crime.

The rules have changed. Here is what you need to know about Voter ID

Last year, the Government introduced a requirement for voters to show photo ID when voting.

This requirement will also apply at this year’s local and Police and Crime Commissioner elections taking place on 2 May 2024.

Which forms of ID can I use to vote?

You may already have a form of photo ID that is acceptable. You can use any of the following:

• Passport

• Driving licence (including provisional licence)

• Blue badge

• Certain concessionary travel cards

• Identity card with PASS mark (Proof of Age Standards Scheme)

• Biometric Immigration document

• Defence identity card

• Certain national identity cards

For more information on which forms of photo ID will be accepted, visit electoralcommission.org.uk/voterID or call their helpline on 0800 328 0280.

If you do not already have an accepted form of photo ID, or you are not sure whether your photo ID still looks like you, you can apply for a free voter ID document, known as a Voter Authority Certificate. You can apply for this at voter-authority-certificate.service.gov.uk. The last day to apply for a Voter Authority Certificate is 5pm Wednesday 24 April.

If you need any help with applying for a Voter Authority Certificate or want to request a paper application form, please email the Council on elections@ broxbourne.gov.uk or call the helpline on 01992 785577.

More information on elections in Broxbourne can be found at www.broxbourne.gov.uk/elections.

Postal votes

On Thursday 2 May 2024, the local Council election and the election of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire will be taking place in the Borough.

You can choose to vote in person at a polling station or use the new online facility to apply for a postal or proxy vote (where someone can vote on your behalf). For more information on how to apply for a postal or proxy vote, please visit www.gov.uk/how-to-vote. Paper application forms can be requested by contacting the Council at: elections@ broxbourne.gov.uk or calling 01992 785577.

When applying for a postal or proxy vote you will need your national insurance number to hand and you will need to upload a signature. The last day to apply for a postal vote is 5pm on Wednesday 17 April 2024 and the last day for proxy vote applications is 5pm Wednesday 24 April.

You do not require any form of voter ID or a Voter Authority Certificate when voting by post.

Collecting your council tax

You may not know that although we collect your council tax, we do not keep it all. We collect your payments but we pay most of it out to Hertfordshire County Council and the Police and Crime Commissioner, keeping only a very small amount of what you pay each year.

Hertfordshire County Council £1,685.75 (80.4%)

we pass these amounts to:

and we keep ...

(services such as the maintenance of roads and pavements, education and social care.)

Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire £251.00 (12%)

(funding the County’s police force.)

Broxbourne Council £158.24 (7.6%)

For 2024/25, if you are in a band D property you will pay a total of £2,094.99 in council tax. We keep just £158.24 (7.6%) per year of your overall council tax.

Environmental Health and licensing £8.19 (5.2%)

This is spent on:

Election and democratic services £13.91 (8.8%)

Waste and Recycling £20.66 (13.1%)

Leisure and culture £22.10 (14%)

Economic Development £25.04 (15.8%)

Includes business support, business engagement, planning and building control

Street cleansing and street scene £33.30 (21%)

Community £35.03 (21.1%)

Includes: events, housing, community safety and health initiatives

How we spend your council tax

COUNCIL TAX

The £158.24 that we keep of your council tax is spent on the key services you receive everyday.

Here are just some of the things that we spend your council tax on:

4.6 MILLION

240 waste and recycling collections

11,700 updates to the Electoral Register

1030 planning applications received

12,500 of litter collected

seasonal bedding plants planted

300KM

Active Herts participants supported 817 of road and pathway cleansed

308

36 park and town centre events affordable homes built

2.5 MILLION play equipment inspections

2,000

100 square metres of grass cut

45 Council and Committee meetings

465 TONNES taxi licences issued

88,000

telephone calls answered

Food premises inspections

900

Freedom of Information requests responded to

Look out on our social media for more information on how we spend your council tax.

Levelling Up Fund Project update

Work is progressing on the Levelling Up projects in Waltham Cross…

Modern look and feel for Waltham Cross

A key element of the Levelling Up Fund project is the work to improve the look and feel of the town centre. The new designs will provide a modern, attractive environment and make the town centre more vibrant and accessible. This in turn is expected to encourage new businesses to set up and improve the local economy.

Ground investigation work has taken place which provided detailed information on the location of underground services ahead of the main works starting in May. The programme of work is expected to be complete in summer 2025.

For more information on this project, please contact: highways@ broxbourne.gov.uk

Waltham Cross Playing Fields is coming together

The skate park was completed last year, the new outdoor gym equipment is complete and the new interactive play equipment is currently being installed. The refurbishment of the sports pavilion has started which will create changing facilities and a community area. This is expected to be completed in the spring. Drainage works on the football pitches will start later in the year.

Google set to build new data centre in Cheshunt

Google has started building a new data centre on a site in Cheshunt. Once complete, the facility will help to ensure reliable digital services for Google Cloud customers and Google users in the UK. The new data centre represents an investment of $1 billion dollars into the UK and is a welcome investment into the local economy of the Borough of Broxbourne and Hertfordshire.

The centre is being built on the new Theobalds Business Park, adjacent to the new Council owned Theobalds Enterprise Centre, purpose built to house small and medium sized enterprises and business start-ups.

Hoddesdon town centre – Southern Gateway project

As part of the Hoddesdon town centre strategy, two key projects have been agreed. The Southern Gateway project looks to provide a safer, more inviting, and better connected environment to this important approach to the town.

A consultation on the proposals has just closed and the responses will help to design the final project. Work is expected to start in early 2025.

Goffs Oak Village Hall

In 2021, the Council asked local residents to comment on proposals for the redesign of Goffs Oak Village Hall and the open space around it.

The plans aim to redevelop the Village Hall into a multi-purpose community hub with café, relocate the tennis court and multi-use games area and revitalise the park turning it into a destination.

The proposals will be pursued when financial contributions from developments taking place locally have been received.

Watch this space!

Grundy Park Regeneration project

Construction work on the Grundy Park Regeneration is nearing completion. The rejuvenated park now resembles an Edwardian-style public garden with a cherry tree walk, new flowerbeds, lawn, shrubs and seating.

A new basketball court, all weather pitch and a picnic area have also been installed at the rear of the grounds. The grand entrance from Turners Hill is currently being constructed.

The park will open to the public later this spring.

These works have been funded by the Council and through financial contributions from developments taking place locally.

Cheshunt Almshouses – Providing Homes for 400 Years

In June, the Beaumont Charity celebrates the 400th anniversary of the Ancient Almshouses in Turners Hill, Cheshunt. In 1624, ten almshouses were built in Turners Hill with compensation money from James I, for taking part of Cheshunt Common for hunting.

Whilst the accommodation has been almost completely rebuilt over the years and doubled in size, the four-hundred-year-old ancient beams are still visible inside the properties. There are now also a further fourteen bungalows at Turners Hill and a further sixteen properties at the Homeleigh Court site in Churchgate, Cheshunt.

The original ten were for elderly widows. The properties now provide accommodation for the over sixties who have lived or live in the ancient parish of Cheshunt. The ancient parish of Cheshunt also includes Waltham Cross and all roads before Wormley High Road.

For more information about Cheshunt Almshouses you can visit the Beaumont Charity Website www.thebeaumontcharity.co.uk

You can also find out more at the Herts Memories website, www.hertsmemories.org.uk by searching for almshouses.

Barclays Local

A new Barclays Local service has opened at the Spotlight in Hoddesdon.

The new Barclays Local is open Monday-Friday, 10am-12.30pm and 1-4.30pm. Barclays staff are on-hand to provide face-to-face support for Barclays customers with a wide range of services including digital banking, financial reviews, balance checks, transfers and bill payments.

Barclays Local is a cashless site so cash banking transactions will need to be completed at a local Post Office. However, the Council will continue to push for cash services.

The Barclays Local service is a walk-in facility, but customers can make an appointment in advance. To book an appointment visit www.events. uk.barclays/local

Take control of Type 2 diabetes

If not controlled, Type 2 diabetes may lead to disability and even death. Unfortunately, people from a Black or Asian background are more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes than people from other ethnic origins.

To tackle this, Broxbourne Borough Council, Hertfordshire County Council and local GPs have joined forces with the charity OneVision. Starting in March, groups of patients from Black and Asian backgrounds who have a high blood sugar level or who have developed Type 2 diabetes will be offered an extra support programme. The aim of the programme is to help participants manage their blood sugar levels effectively, with an approach that understands how the needs of individuals differ.

The free, 12-week programme will include exercise, healthy eating and cookery sessions tailored to cultural needs. All participants will have personal coaching from a mentor who will help them resolve their own barriers to having a healthy lifestyle. They will also receive simple exercise equipment to help them exercise at home.

To qualify you will need to be of Asian or Black ethnicity, Type 2 diabetic or prediabetic with a high blood sugar level. Patients at GP practices will receive an invitation to participate. However, if you want to express your interest, please contact healthyhub@ broxbourne.gov.uk with your name, contact details and the GP practice where you are registered.

Volunteering is at the heart of Lowewood

Drop into Lowewood Museum, the Borough’s only museum, and you’ll be greeted by a friendly volunteer who’ll tell you all you need to know and answer any questions.

The museum has opportunities for front-of-house volunteers when it is open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10am to 4.30pm. Lowewood Museum is located on the High Street in Hoddesdon, close to the Spotlight.

Specialist knowledge isn’t needed to be a front-of-house volunteer, just a willingness to chat to visitors and share your enthusiasm.

To find out more, email info@lowewoodmuseum.org.uk

“I’m interested in local history and there’s a tremendous amount of knowledge in the rest of the team and the visitors. It’s fascinating to discuss history generally and local history with visitors.” Paul, Lowewood volunteer

“I wanted to volunteer because I’m born and raised in Hoddesdon. I love talking to people, seeing why they’re here and making their visit special so that they come back and know about our events.” Natalie, Lowewood volunteer

Affordable Homes available to buy in Broxbourne

Opportunities to purchase a shared ownership home in Broxbourne have emerged as part of new developments in the Borough.

What is Shared Ownership?

Shared ownership enables buyers to acquire a minimum 10% share

Hendricks Green, Goffs Oak

One and two bedroom homes available.

Visit www.hightownhomes.com for more information.

in a property and pay rent to the housing association for the remaining share in the property.

Shared ownership is an affordable way to get on the housing ladder. Further shares in the property can be bought over time so that the buyer can eventually own the home outright – this is known as ‘staircasing’.

Wolsey Manor, Cheshunt

Two and three bedroom homes available. Visit www.settlesales. co.uk/wolseymanor for more information.

Am I eligible?

There are certain requirements to qualify for shared ownership – your annual household income must be less than £80,000 and you must be able to afford the deposit and mortgage payments for a home suitable for your needs. For more information, visit www. sharetobuy.com

The Quadra Apartments, Cheshunt Lakeside

One bedroom homes available. Visit www.b3athome-cheshunt. co.uk for information.

Great Big Green Week

Great Big Green Week (GBGW) is the UK’s biggest celebration of action to tackle climate change and protect nature, taking place in communities nationwide from 8 to 16 June 2024.

Broxbourne Council will once again be participating in this year’s GBGW and will hold its annual Sustainability Summit during this week.

The Council is looking to work with local organisations who may wish to put on their own environmental event or activity during this period. Let the Council know your plans by emailing sustainability@broxbourne.gov.uk.

From step-by-step guides on how to plan an event, to guidance on engagement, there are plenty of resources to help you with every step of the way. Find out more on www.greatbiggreenweek.com/get-involved/

Keep an eye on the Council’s website and social media for the programme of activities and events taking place locally as part of Great Big Green Week.

How to increase biodiversity in your garden.

No matter the size of your garden, a few easy steps can make it a haven for wildlife including insects, birds and mammals.

Pick the right plants. Whether you have room for raised beds or just a few pots, the right mix of flowers and herbs throughout the year will help insects and pollinators thrive. Plant wildlife-friendly trees and shrubs. Crab apples are enjoyed by blackbirds, thrushes and voles, hazelnuts feed squirrels and dormice whilst ivy provides shelter for birds and nectar for bees.

Get messy. In the wild a healthy woodland is untidy. Consider not mowing all of your lawn to leave some grass long for beetles and caterpillars to thrive. A compost heap is one of the best things that can be added to your garden as it becomes a whole ecosystem of worms, beetles and even reptiles.

Enjoy wildlife this Spring

This Spring why not connect with nature? Research has shown that connecting with nature is good for both physical and emotional health. And the good news is that Broxbourne residents do not need to travel far.

Stretching from Waltham Cross to Broxbourne is the River Lee Country Park - 1,000 acres of sprawling parkland, home to a variety of birds such as the reclusive Bittern. Cornhill Meadows is one of the best places in the east of England to see a range of dragonflies.

In Broxbourne Woods, part of Hertfordshire’s only national nature reserve, you can spot the Purple Emperor butterfly and the Great Crested Newt as you walk along the award winning Sculpture Trail. Nearby Wormley Wood and Nut Wood are rich in native oak and hornbeam.

15,237 trees will have been planted by the end of March 2024, 50% above the Council’s target of 10,000

Provide water. A pond, no matter how small, has the potential to support newts, frogs, toads, dragonflies, damselflies and diving beetles, but do make sure it is safe if you have young children.

Reduce the use of chemicals. Chemicals spell disaster for biodiversity. Not only do they kill the species they are targeted at but everything else that comes into contact with them.

Barclay Park, Cedars Park and Cheshunt Park all have free car parking, toilet facilities and pushchair friendly paths. Barclay Park has a 1.6km tree trail and an ornamental lake. There are over 50 other parks and open spaces in the Borough, providing 722 acres of green space and plenty of opportunities to get out and explore somewhere new.

Reduce your water usage

Hertfordshire is one of the driest areas in the country and has been designated by the government as an area ‘under serious water stress’. In addition, Hertfordshire residents consume 153 litres of water per person per day, 8% above the national average.

The government target is for people to use 105 litres or less per person each day, which is 30% less than the current Hertfordshire average. Take a look at your water bill to see your daily usage, then follow the tips below to help reduce your water consumption.

In the bathroom

• Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth - a running tap wastes approximately 6 litres per minute.

• Take shorter showers - apply for free timers and water saving shower heads via your water company or from organisations such as Save Water Save Money.

• If toilets have a dual flush, use the half-flush button (this can save up to 6 litres per flush). For lever-handle toilets, install a Save a Flush device in the cistern.

In the kitchen

• Fix dripping taps (10 drips of water a minute is equivalent to about 3 litres per day).

• Ensure washing machines and dishwashers are full before use (this could save you 65 litres every day).

• Do not overfill the kettle - boil only what you need.

In the garden

• Collect rainwater for plant watering and car washing using a water butt.

• Use a watering can and water plants early in the morning or in the evening when it is cooler, and water is less likely to evaporate. Avoid using a hose.

• Use water-permeable materials in landscaping projects or on driveways. Gravel or permeable block paving on drives allows water to drain into the ground. Concrete, tarmac, and standard block paving do not, and can lead to over-flowing drains and localised flooding during heavy downpours.

Home Upgrade Grant 2 (HUG2)

HUG2 is a new government grant scheme to fund free energy-saving upgrades for properties that do not have gas heating.

The scheme delivers improvements to those who struggle to pay their heating bills and/or keep their properties warm in winter. The scheme is open to homeowners and private tenants in hard to heat homes (based on your property’s EPC assessment), whose annual household income is less than £31,000 or those receiving certain income-related meanstested benefits such as Universal Credit Improvements could include insulation and ventilation upgrades, low carbon heating systems, efficient heating controls, energy efficient hot water systems or solar panels. You can apply via: hugapply. co.uk/ or by calling the Energy Saving Trust on 0808 1968255. A survey will identify what is suitable for your home and you’ll get a free updated EPC assessment.

HUG2 funding is available until March 2025.

MidsummerFestival

In June 2024 Hoddesdon will host a Midsummer Festival with something for everyone. Running from Saturday 15 June until Monday 24 June, the festival is being co-ordinated by Love Hoddesdon, in partnership with Broxbourne Council, Friends of Barclay Park, Lowewood Museum, the Spotlight, Hoddesdon Library, Hertfordshire Zoo (formerly Paradise Wildlife Park) and others.

Events

Easter Event with CHEXS

Cedars Park, Waltham Cross.

Saturday 16 March, 12noon-4pm

Collector and Antique Market

Hoddesdon Town Centre.

Saturday 23 March, 10am-4.30pm

Easter Egg Hunt

Barclay Park, Hoddesdon.

Saturday 30 March, 1pm-3pm

Animal Trail

Waltham Cross Town Centre.

30 March – 13 April

St George’s Day

Grundy Park, Cheshunt.

Saturday 20 April, 12noon-5pm

Spring Fayre & Heritage Day

Hoddesdon Town Centre.

Saturday 27 April, 10am-5pm

Volunteering Fair

Laura Trott Leisure Centre.

The Festival starts with Open Air Cinema in the town centre on Saturday 15 June. On Sunday 16 June, the Friends of Barclay Park will host Midsummer Fun in the Park which will feature music, family entertainment, stalls and a history walk. The Spotlight has almost ten days of entertainment including an open air performance of Shakespeare’s The Tempest on Friday 21 June.

BArts is organising a painting exhibition entitled Paint The Town. Hoddesdon Parish Church will have open days from Friday 21 to Sunday 23 June, as well as a concert and ‘trails of treasure’. Hoddesdon Library is working with local schools on a poetry workshop, Moving Stories Along the A10, and a Fairy Wings workshop for children on Saturday 22 June. Other events are being developed with local sports clubs and Lowewood Museum.

A traditional fun fair will be in the town centre from Thursday 20 until Sunday 23 June. Sunday 23 June is also Gala Day, hosting two music stages, street entertainment, community and trade stalls. The final day of the Festival has been designated as Heritage Day and will celebrate the town’s rich history. An evening historical walk will end the festivities. Further details and timings will be available on the Love Hoddesdon and Council websites and social media channels.

Thursday 9 May, 12.30-3.30pm

Outdoor Cinema

Waltham Cross Town Centre.

Tuesday 28 May, 11am, 1pm, 3pm

D-Day Beacons

Waltham Cross Town Centre, Hoddesdon Town Centre, Wormley Community Centre.

Thursday 6 June, 8.30pm (Beacons lit at 9.15pm)

British Cycling Pedal Party

Waltham Cross Playing Fields.

Saturday 8 June, 11am-1pm

Midsummer Festival Hoddesdon. Saturday

15 June - Monday 24 June

Windrush Event

Waltham Cross Town Centre.

Saturday 22 June, 12noon-7pm

Borough Beats

Lowewood Museum, Hoddesdon. Every Friday and Saturday. 10am-4.30pm until 1 June

All events are subject to change.

Kidz Klub,

the Council’s popular Ofsted registered holiday playscheme, offers a safe, fun and stimulating environment for children from age 4* to 12.

Every day is fun-filled with a variety of activities, including sports, dance, team games, soft play, roller skating, swimming, face painting, and more.

Kidz Klub takes place at John Warner Sports Centre in Hoddesdon during the Easter (2-5 and 8-12 April) and Whitsun (28 – 31 May) school holidays.

Cost: Day rate (booked in advance) £26.30. Sibling discount of £2.50 each day per additional child

Some childcare vouchers are accepted, please visit www.broxbourne.gov.uk/ kidzklub for more information.

To book your child’s place, call the John Warner

* Only children born before 1/9/2019 can attend Kidz Klub. Proof of age required when booking.

Spring into Summer @

EXERCISE CLASS OPEN DAY

On Saturday 6 April there will be a showcase of the most popular group exercise classes at Laura Trott Leisure Centre.

Every week there are over 200 classes and there will be free taster sessions throughout the day, starting at 9.30am. Try Threshold, Grit, BodyPump, StrongNation, Spin and more!

To book, head to the ‘Book online’ option at www.BeBroxbourne.co.uk select 6 April on the calendar and choose your class.

Want to stay longer, or need to keep the kids occupied while you exercise? Free swimming is on offer all day.*

There will be an exclusive membership offer available for participants on the day.

*children under the age of 8 and non-swimmers must be accompanied.

Well Woman workshop at Studio Escape

A Well Woman workshop will take place on Saturday 23 March, 2-4pm at Studio Escape, Laura Trott Leisure Centre. Back by popular demand, this workshop is in essence an MOT for women focusing on bladder issues, hysterectomy, pre and post-natal, perimenopause, menopause and beyond. This small group workshop will promote a healthy pelvic floor throughout the stages of a woman’s life in a safe and open environment.

Members of the centre pay £17.70, nonmembers pay £19.50. Book online at www.bebroxbourne.co.uk/activities/ sports/workshops-at-studio-escape

New at Laura Trott Leisure Centre!

Laura Trott Leisure Centre has added the Elevate Circuit to its range of fitness equipment. Elevate is designed to be simple and intuitive to use, yet challenging for all fitness levels and features five different pieces of equipment to take you from beginner to advanced level.

Unlimited use of the new circuit equipment is free to Be.Fit members. The centre offers a range of flexible and competitive membership packages. Visit www.bebroxbourne.co.uk for details.

Active Herts

Broxbourne Council’s Active Herts programme helps those who are at risk of cardiovascular diseases or who are experiencing mild to moderate mental health conditions.

Since its launch it has supported over 3,000 residents to improve their health and wellbeing through exercise, including swimming, health walks, low impact circuits and stretch and relax classes.

Each participant who meets the programme’s criteria will receive six weeks of free activity. Active Herts is so popular that after the free six weeks, many participants continue with the programme paying a small fee.

To be eligible for the Active Herts programme, you need to answer ‘yes’ to the following questions:

Do you currently do less than 30 minutes of physical activity (that raises your breathing) each week?

Are you over 16 years of age?

Do you live in the Borough of Broxbourne?

If you meet the above criteria, contact Andrew Rix, Broxbourne’s Get Active Specialist, on 07506 503316 or email Andrew.rix@broxbourne. gov.uk

Active Herts works with all three Primary Care Networks within the Borough so do mention Active Herts at your next appointment with your doctor or healthcare professional.

Further information can be found at www.activeherts.org.uk

The EGYM at Laura Trott Leisure Centre just got even better!

FOUR new pieces of kit have been added to the current suite of EGYM equipment, including a calf press, torso rotation, chest fly and reverse fly to give you an even more comprehensive workout.

As with all gym equipment, you will need a quick induction to set you up before you use it.

If you already have an EGYM account you will not need to book an induction - there are extra instructors on hand to get you set up whenever it is convenient to you.

If you do not have an EGYM account, you will need to book a full induction.

BOROUGH OF BROXBOURNE COUNCILLORS 2023/24

Broxbourne Borough Council has 30 members elected to represent residents from all Borough wards.

There are 27 Conservative Group Councillors and three Labour Group Councillors.

Councillors are elected for a four year term. The role of a councillor includes:

• Agreeing Council policy

• Deciding priorities for the Council

• Setting the level of council tax and the Council’s budget

• Making certain decisions on matters such as planning and licensing

• Representing the Council and the Borough at meetings and on outside bodies

• Helping individuals living in their ward.

You may contact your local Councillor to talk about local issues or problems in your area by telephone or via the following email format, cllr.[surname]@broxbourne.gov.uk. Surnames must be written in full as underlined on the adjacent Councillor profiles.

Keith Brown 01992

John Perkins 01992 306150

Steve Wortley 07956

1. HODDESDON NORTH

Ken Ayling 01992 306150

Alexander Curtis 01992 785534

Andreas Payne 01992 785534

2. HODDESDON TOWN & RYE PARK

Paul Mason 01992 785534

Sherrie McDaid Deputy Mayor 01992 785534

David Holliday Deputy Leader 01992 465895

3. BROXBOURNE & HODDESDON SOUTH

David Taylor 01992 307344

Gordon Nicholson 01992 463067

Lewis Cocking Leader 07506

4. WORMLEY & TURNFORD

Mark Mills-Bishop 07812 271264

Pierce Connolly 01992 785534

Corina Gander 01992 785534

5. GOFFS OAK

Giles Hall 01992 785534

Paul Seeby Mayor 01992 308634

Dee Hart 01992 785534

6. FLAMSTEAD END

Linda Russell 07952

Patsy Spears 01708

Sacha Kanatli 07956 336105

7. CHESHUNT NORTH

Yvonne Mobbs 01992 623062

Peter Chorley 01992 785534

Martin Greensmyth 07894

Carol Crump 01992 623647

Tony Siracusa 07776 093700

Siobhan Monaghan 01992 785534

9. CHESHUNT SOUTH & THEOBALDS

Carol Bowman Opposition Leader 01992 785534

Selina Norgrove 07495 482057

10. WALTHAM CROSS

Sean Waters 01992 785534

8. ROSEDALE & BURY GREEN

Conservative Labour