We want to know what you think about the issues that matter to you.
We run consultations on a wide range of new ideas, proposals and reviews so that you can have your say on the decisions that we make.
Open consultations
20mph programme in HertfordshireBudget spending (Integrated Plan) 2025-26 – have your sayConsultation on the proposal to enlarge Amwell View School via satellite provision in BuntingfordConsultation to enlarge Amwell View School via satellite provision in TonwellEmerging minerals and waste local plan Local cycling and walking infrastructure plans (LCWIPs) Proposed street tree removals Safer Roads proposals Markyate and FlamsteadWare Town Centre, Proposed 20MPH Zone
Closed consultations
Adult social services
Our budget
Children's services
Environmental
Equality and diversity
Fire and rescue
We have no closed consultations at the moment.
Health and wellbeing
Libraries and culture
We have no closed consultations at the moment.
Property
Resident Survey
Rights of Way
Schools
Transport and highways
A10 Cheshunt improvements
A5183 Safer Roads
Albatross Way, Hatfield
Active Travel Strategy
Bennetts End Road, Hemel Hempstead
Brighton Road, Watford - Proposed one-way system
Buntingford High Street – proposals to improve walking and cycling
Burns Road, Royston
Bus service improvements
Central Avenue, Waltham Cross – proposed parking restrictions
Chesham Road, Wigginton, Tring – proposed parking restrictions
Chiltern Avenue, Bushey
Chiltern Avenue, Bushey - Reconsultation about waiting restrictions
Chiltern Avenue, Bushey - Waiting Restriction
College Lane, Hatfield
Eastman Way, Hemel Hempstead – proposed parking restrictions
Fanhams Hall Road, Ware - Proposed parking restrictions
Harrison Close, Hitchin
Hazeldell Road, Hemel Hempstead – proposed parking restrictions
High Street Buntingford - Disabled Parking Bay Relocation
High Street, Kings Langley – parking bays revocation
High Street, Old Town - Stevenage 2024
High Street, Old Town, Stevenage Improvements - early engagement
High Street Recovery – George Street, St Albans
High Street, Standon - Proposed cycle stands
Improving Belmont Road, Risedale Road, Athelstand Road junction, Hemel Hempstead
Jarman Park, Hemel Hempstead - Walking and cycling improvements
Knight Street (South), Bell Street, The Square, Vantorts Road, Sawbridgeworth - Proposed parking restrictions
Letchmore Heath 20mph zone
Little Green Lane Road Closure, Croxley Green
London Colney, Phase 2, St Albans - 20mph
London Road, Ware - Zebra crossing
New House Park area, St Albans - Proposed 20mph zone
North Road Gardens, Hertford Parking Restrictions
North Road, Hertford - Waiting Restrictions
Passingham Avenue, Hitchin
Place & Movement Planning and Design Guidance
Proposal for speed limit alterations on Redbourn Road (A5183)
Proposal for westbound one-way in Vicarage Lane, Kings Langley
Proposed 20mph Zone, Bedwell Area - Stevenage
Proposed 20mph Zone, Central and East St Albans
Proposed 20mph Zone, Central and South St Albans
Proposed 20mph Zone, Central Hitchin
Proposed 20mph Zone, Cuffley
Proposed 20mph Zone, Elstree
Proposed 20mph Zone, Great Ashby
Proposed 20mph Zone, Hatfield Garden Village, Hatfield
Proposed 20mph Zone, Salisbury Village, Hatfield
Proposed 20mph Zone, St Nicholas Area, Stevenage
Proposed 20mph Zone, Woolmer Green and Oaklands
Proposed 20mph Zone, Pin Green Area - Stevenage
Proposed 20mph Zone, Pirton
Proposed 20mph Zone, Stanstead Abbotts and Stanstead St Margarets
Proposed 20mph Zone, Stevenage
Proposed 20mph zone, Welham Green
Proposed 30mph, Clothall Village
Proposed One-way, Station Road, Berkhamsted
Proposed Parking Restrictions, Crossoaks Lane, Ridge Potters Bar
Proposed Parking Restrictions and Parking Bays, Bengeo Street
Proposed Parking Restrictions, Icknield Way, Letchworth Garden City
Proposed Parking Restrictions, Stevenage Road, Knebworth
Proposed Parking Restrictions, Wilbury Hills Road, Letchworth Garden City
Proposed traffic calming and 30mph extension, Hinxworth
Propose Zebra Crossing, Gills Hill Lane, Radlett
Proposed Zebra Crossing, Hadham Road, Bishops Stortford
Proposed Zebra Crossing, Knightsfield, WGC
Proposed Zebra Crossing, Plough Hill Cuffley
Queens Drive, Waltham Cross – proposed parking restrictions
Russell's Ride, Cheshunt – proposed parking restrictions
Safer Routes to School proposals in Oaklands and Woolmer Green
Sawbridgeworth North East area – 20mph proposals
Station Road and Knight Street (North), Sawbridgeworth - Proposed parking restrictions
Station Road, Tring - Proposed toucan crossing
Stevenage Cycle Share Scheme
Swing Gate Lane and Chesham Road, Berkhamsted - 20mph proposal
The Green, Welwyn - Waiting Restrictions
Traffic restrictions along Woodmere Avenue
Tring - 20mph Zone Extension
Twyford Road, Bishop's Stortford - 20mph
Victoria Street, St Albans & proposed improvements
Welwyn Hatfield Local Plan - Further Main Modifications
West Watford Phase 2 - 20mph
West Watford & Cassioburry Park Triangle areas - 20mph
Whitehill Road, Hitchin
York Road, Waltham Cross - Tree removal
Waste and Recycling
Consultation and Engagement Charter
Our residents are at the heart of all we do. We’re committed to involving our residents in the areas where your voice can help shape our services to benefit every resident, community and business. When we’re making decisions about our county, we’ll ask for your opinions, knowledge and experience to help us get things right.
Our Charter sets out a standard for public consultation and engagement to make sure that residents have a fair say in shaping their community, driving the prosperity of our county and promoting sustainable and responsible growth.
By consultation and engagement, we mean asking our residents for their views. We’ll usually consult when we need to make a specific decision. This may be regarding a plan, policy or a service. Engagement is when we seek more general views on how we run services we provide or what should be our priorities.
Our principles of consultation and public engagement are:
- We’ll consult or engage the residents and other stakeholders when the proposals affect them or when there is a reasonable expectation to consult.
- We’ll use plain English and make sure our consultations are easy to understand and respond to.
- We’ll provide information and support to help residents understand the subject when responding to our consultations.
- We’ll make our consultations available to everyone by providing different ways to have a say, this might be through online surveys, focus groups, workshops and postal surveys.
- When specific groups of people may be particularly affected by our proposals, we will set out how to identify and involve them.
- We’ll make every effort to enable residents across different age and ethnic groups, backgrounds and experiences to give their views.
- We’ll allow enough time for you to consider and respond to the consultations.
- We’ll seek to reduce the burden of consultation by reviewing existing information such as research, surveys and public opinion polls.
- All our consultations will be published on the council’s website so that residents and stakeholders can see what is up for decision and how to take part.
- When the consultation ends, we will collate your responses and tell you how your views have been considered.