October

Town Centre works move on ‘a pace’

An artist's impression of Leys Square

Letchworth Garden City's £8m Street Scene Improvement works are progressing so well, it is hoped that the scheme will be finished early, in April rather than May 2010.

Following discussions with retailers and the Town Centre Partnership the ‘break’ for the Christmas trading period has been shortened by about two weeks. Works will stop around 16 November and re-start 4 January 2010. During the shutdown both Eastcheap and Leys Avenue will be open to traffic.

Letter to the Editor written by Stuart Kenny, Director General of Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation

Stuart kenny, Director General

Letter to the Editor of The Comet Newspaper, published 8 October 2009.

At a time when The Comet is running its admirable ‘Buy Local’ campaign, which the Foundation supports, I am disappointed that Louise McEvoy chooses to speculate that Letchworth residents who wish to retain the four trees in Leys Square might boycott local shops.

Letter to the Editor - Written by Alan Scouller, Former Chairman of Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation

Letter to the Editor

Letter to editor of The Comet newspaper, published 8th October 2009.

Dear Sir

I think it is disgraceful that the Heritage Foundation’s Director General Stuart Kenny should be singled out for attack through graffiti and in the columns of your newspaper.

On The Move

Since it was announced that the Indoor Market in the Garden Square Shopping Centre would be closing, the Heritage Foundation has been working with the market’s traders to help them find alternative premises.  As part of that work, we are delighted to welcome the market’s greengrocer, R S Fruit Shop, to 40 Broadway.  Established in the town for over 15 years and selling locally sourced produce, they are the only independent greengrocer in the Garden City.

 

Planning Applications submitted for The Wynd & Street Scene

The Wynd

On 3 October 2007 Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation submitted Planning Applications to North Hertfordshire District Council in respect of the proposed redevelopment of The Wynd and environmental improvements to the Street Scene.

Further information about the application can be viewed on this website, including illustrations and key documents from the planning application submission.

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