Latest News
Parish Clerk Vacancy
The clerk has announced he will be retiring in April 2021. The role is part time (30 hrs per month) and paid on the national clerk’s scale – rate depending on experience. See job advert. Anyone interested should contact the clerk, Tom Brindley, on
Covid Guidelines and Help
Play Your Part
Please see guidelines and advice from Hertfordshire County Council
Play Area Open
The council has opened the Birch Green play area and installed two new climbing apparatus.
Users are reminded to observe all Covid-19 restrictions:
- Follow the current social distance guidelines and encourage your children to do the same.
- If the playground is busy, consider coming back at a later time. Talk to your children about this before visiting.
- Wash your and your children’s hands before and after visiting. Take hand sanitiser with you and consider taking a bottle of water to wash children’s hands.
- Follow and adhere to all current government advice in addition to the above guidance.
New climbing apparatus
Casual Vacancy
Hertingfordbury Parish Council has a vacancy to be filled by co-option. Anyone who would like to be considered for co-option should contact the clerk. The vacancy is open to anyone with a valid connection to the parish (through residency, land ownership or employment).
St Mary’s Church Newsletter
The St Mary’s Church Newsletter is available now as an online version only: https://www.hertingfordburystmary.org/magazine
Hertingfordbury and the Five Greens
Hertingfordbury Parish is local government area south of Hertford. Strangely, Hertingfordbury village does not lie within the civil parish, but is within the local government area of Hertford Town Council.
Within the area there are a number of other small villages locally known as “the five greens“. These are:
- Birch Green
- Cole Green
- East End Green
- Letty Green
- Staines Green
This website provides a voice for the whole local community and is managed by Hertingfordbury Parish Council.
