Wheathampstead’s Neighbourhood Plan was passed at Referendum in May and on July 14th became part of St Albans’ Development Plan.
Join us on Tuesday 25th July at 7pm in the Marford Memorial Hall to celebrate and learn a little more about it.
Message from Sanctus Ltd
In order to make excavations safe for the remediation, we are permitted to abstract groundwater for discharge to the River Lea. These operations are permitted by the Environment Agency.
Prior to discharge, the groundwater goes through our bespoke onsite water treatment system which ensures the water quality meets the criteria set by the Environment Agency. This system comprises a Siltbuster, oil/water separator and granular activated carbon pods.
The Environment Agency undertakes routine water quality monitoring at seven locations along the River Lea (also known as the Lee) between East Hyde and Hertford. Samples are collected 12 times a year from each of these locations.
Click HERE for a report from the Environment Agency and Affinity Water, titled “Briefing note on water quality of the River Lea through Wheathampstead – January 2019”, which includes links to further information on each section.
UK Power Networks will be installing new electricity cables along Marford Road, Conquerors Hill, Necton Road, Casears Roas and Offas Way. The project began yesterday and aims to conclude by 18 November 2018. Miminal disruption is expected.