A recent meeting between parish councillors has revealed that the water infrastructure in Abbots Langley is inadequate to keep up with the growing population. It is reported that there is enough water to supply the current crop of people within the parish, but with the government expecting Abbots to supply more housing over the next 10 years, this could well be a problem.
A local student has missed out on winning Miss Hertfordshire 2008 which would have seen her go through and compete for Miss England. Katrina Warmes, 21, of Eastlea Avenue, was one of 30 finalists at the event held on May 11 at the Tewin Bury Farm Hotel in Welwyn.
Families around Three Rivers could be hit with fines of up to £100 if they do not recycle their waste correctly. Three Rivers District Council announced last month that is plans to clamp down on persistent offenders by using powers handed out in 2005 to issue a higher number of fixed penalty notices to people who continue to ignore its strict rules.
A four-month covert police operation resulted in 19 people being arrested for drugs and handling stolen property offences across Watford on the morning of Wednesday May 21 and a 20th arrest on the morning of Thursday May 22.
A four-year-old Abbots Langley girl was mixing it with the stars last month after being invited to a celebrity filled charity event. Sian Moorcroft, who is well known to regular readers of My Abbots, suffers from Intermediate (Type II) Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), which has left her unable to walk or stand due to the weakened structure of her muscles.
Last month saw the head of the parish council change hands after Councillor Ivy Young took over from Councillor Owen Roe. Councillor Young, who was Chairperson of the council just over 10 years ago, has already taken up her role as head of council after spending 2007/2008 as Roe’s Vice Chairperson
A recent meeting between parish councillors has revealed that the water infrastructure in Abbots Langley is inadequate to keep up with the growing population. It is reported that there is enough water to supply the current crop of people within the parish, but with the government expecting Abbots to supply more housing over the next 10 years, this could well be a problem. 
A local student has missed out on winning Miss Hertfordshire 2008 which would have seen her go through and compete for Miss England. Katrina Warmes, 21, of Eastlea Avenue, was one of 30 finalists at the event held on May 11 at the Tewin Bury Farm Hotel in Welwyn. 
Families around Three Rivers could be hit with fines of up to £100 if they do not recycle their waste correctly. Three Rivers District Council announced last month that is plans to clamp down on persistent offenders by using powers handed out in 2005 to issue a higher number of fixed penalty notices to people who continue to ignore its strict rules. 
A four-month covert police operation resulted in 19 people being arrested for drugs and handling stolen property offences across Watford on the morning of Wednesday May 21 and a 20th arrest on the morning of Thursday May 22. 
A four-year-old Abbots Langley girl was mixing it with the stars last month after being invited to a celebrity filled charity event. Sian Moorcroft, who is well known to regular readers of My Abbots, suffers from Intermediate (Type II) Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), which has left her unable to walk or stand due to the weakened structure of her muscles. 
Last month saw the head of the parish council change hands after Councillor Ivy Young took over from Councillor Owen Roe. Councillor Young, who was Chairperson of the council just over 10 years ago, has already taken up her role as head of council after spending 2007/2008 as Roe’s Vice Chairperson
An Abbots Langley resident convicted of shop lifting, criminal damage and driving without a license or insurance, has avoided being sent to jail.