Welcomed members of the local community to view archaeological works taking place to facilitate the new river crossings at Gilston
facilitated by archaeologists from Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA), Stansted.
18 September 2024 | Local News
Paths improved and benches installed for walkers and nature lovers at Gilston
Places for People has undertaken improvements to footpaths surrounding Gilston and installed a new solid oak bench on the footpath at Black Hut Wood.
30 August 2024 | Local News
Public encouraged to have their say on Gilston’s strategic landscape masterplan
11 July 2024 | Local News
Community Forums
A message from the East Herts Community Forum Team
07 June 2024 | Local News
Public Exhibition
Places for People submitted an Outline Planning Application in 2019 following many…
01 November 2023 | Local News
Plans approved for 8,500 new homes across Harlow & Gilston Garden Town
Plans for six new villages set to deliver 8,500 new homes in East Hertfordshire have been given the green light...
08 March 2023 | National News
Stort Crossings Members’ Briefing
The Government designated the Harlow & Gilston Garden Town (HGGT) in January…
12 November 2021 | Local News
Boris Johnson launches ‘once in a generation’ planning shake-up – Financial Times
Boris Johnson unveiled “once in a generation” planning reforms on Thursday that…
06 August 2020 | National News
Have your say on Gilston Area Neighbourhood Plan – East Herts District Council
A vision of the future for the Gilston Area has been put…
31 July 2020 | National News
Harlow and Gilston Garden Town boss provides update regarding plans – Your Harlow
THE chair of Harlow and Gilston Garden Town has provided an update…
24 July 2020 | Local News
Harlow bids for £25m funding to regenerate town squares
The council has released proposals for two schemes to improve and modernise…
01 July 2020 | Local News
Update on Herts Garden Town project set to bring 10,000 new homes and seven villages – Hertfordshire Mercury
A major garden town development project in East Herts is still moving…
05 June 2020 | Local News
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