Hales Freight Ltd in Waltham Abbey plans to expand operations with a new centre in Harlow
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based at Peartree Farm on Holyfield Road in Waltham Abbey
has submitted an application to modify its existing goods vehicle operator’s licence
The company aims to add an operating centre at Temple Bank
This change would allow the firm to station five goods vehicles at the new location
Local landowners and occupiers near the proposed site who believe that their property use or enjoyment might be impacted by this addition are encouraged to submit written representations
These should be directed to the office of the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House
Leeds LS2 7UE within 21 days of this notice's publication
Reasons for any concerns should be clearly stated
For those interested in submitting feedback
a guide on making representations is accessible online through the government’s official website
It is important for representors to also send a copy of their comments to Hales Freight Ltd at the address listed in the notice
The public notice was initially published in Hertfordshire Mercury and is part of an ongoing effort by local businesses to expand their operational capacities while addressing community concerns
Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to engage with the process outlined
For further details on this application and potential impacts, refer to the original public notice available here
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Fire and Crime Commissioner (PFCC) for Essex is inviting residents from across the Harlow district to attend a public meeting to learn more about crime and community safety in their area
The meeting will take place on Tuesday 6th May at Passmores Academy
Fire and Crime Commissioner Roger Hirst will be joined by panel members from Essex Police
Essex County Fire and Rescue Service and Harlow Community Safety Partnership
work and study in Harlow district are invited to attend and there will be opportunity for local residents to ask the panel questions on topics around community safety
“Being able to hear directly from local communities is essential,” said Roger Hirst
“This meeting is a valuable opportunity to understand your concerns and ensure we are working together to make Harlow a safer district.”
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Pets’ Corner in Harlow Town Park has officially opened its new Africa Enclosure
welcoming the arrival of four meerkats and a Sulcata tortoise
17 February, as half-term in Harlow started a grand opening took place revealing Pets’ Corner latest arrivals
came from Burntwood Alpaca and Animal farm in Staffordshire
While the male tortoise came from Jimmys Farm and Wildlife Park and weighs nearly 40kgs
the enclosure was officially opened by Councillor Dan Swords
Leader of the Council and 5-year old Tommy from Harlow
Five local businesses helped complete the project to a high standard
with Contour Roofing kindly donating and installing the living roof on the enclosure
manages stormwater and has energy saving properties working as a natural insulator.
The opening day was filled with a variety of themed activities
all designed to deepen the knowledge and appreciation of Africa’s incredible wildlife
and engage with nature in a fun and educational way
Visitors were also able to take part in a naming competition for the meerkats
choosing their favourite from a selection of 65 names all related to chocolates
The works at Pets’ Corner are part of a major council programme to continue improving and upgrading the town’s much-loved community services. As part of the council’s budget proposals for 2025/26 more than £40 million is being allocated to continuing upgrading and improving council facilities all over the town including Pets’ Corner
Councillor Danielle Brown, Cabinet Portfolio Holder for Community and Wellbeing
“We are thrilled to officially open this fantastic new enclosure to the public and showcase the much-anticipated new animals, which are here for everyone in Harlow to enjoy. On day one the adorable meerkats are already proving a hit with local families and are a worthwhile investment for our town
Who would have thought that this wonderful facility in the heart of the town park would be home to meerkats
“This is an exciting time for the dedicated staff and volunteers at Pets’ Corner who have worked incredibly hard for this special moment
preparing and learning how to properly care for the new arrivals
which included spending time with meerkats at Hertfordshire Zoo
“I would like to thank everyone involved in this project and encourage residents to pop along to Pets’ Corner to support this wonderful community service and check out the new enclosure.”
For anyone who would like to get involved with the new animals at Pets’ Corner
there are some great offers available for purchase which will make perfect gifts for loved ones whilst supporting our local farm
Book a meerkats and tortoise meet and greet and get up close with the animals inside their enclosure to hand out treats
There is also the option to sponsor the meerkats which will help the keepers provide the animals with everything they need to live a happy and healthy life at Pets’ Corner
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