Due to the situation surrounding coronavirus, the Town Council will not be publishing the June edition of Forum. The June edition was mainly focused on summer events, including the Harpenden Carnival, and with the cancellation of these events, there was insufficient content to warrant the publication of the June issue. We are planning to publish the September issue as normal, and look forward to sharing news, events information, and updates from local organisations.
Forum Newsletter
Forum is a quarterly newsletter, produced by the Town Council every March, June, September and December with a distribution of approx 13,000 to households and businesses in the AL5 postal area.
The newsletter contains a mix of Town Council related information, articles on key matters that could affect residents, forthcoming events and articles provided by local groups and organisations.
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The newsletter also offers the opportunity for advertisers to advertise in any of or allof the newsletters. For information about advert bookings and deadlines for submitting content please click here.
Forum Newsletter - Have you received it?
The Town Council are interested to find out from residents if they are receiving the Forum Newsletter which is delivered by Royal Mail in the first week of March, June, September and December. Please can you help with this research by advising us if you are receiving the newsletter by completing the online form here.
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Issue 160
March 2017
In This Issue: Town Events, Harpenden Leisure and Cultural Development, Our Neighbourhood Plan, Wildlife Watch - Caring for our Hedgehogs, Westfield Recreation Area opening, Bethany Community Church and St Albans City Tour Guides.
In This Issue: Hello from your Town Clerk, Harpenden Hopper, Christmas in Harpenden, Trusted Traders Scheme, Wildlife Watch, Harpenden in Bloom winners and update on Batford Springs.
In This Issue: Park Hall availability, Commons and Open Spaces meeting, Harpenden Rovers Football Club, Wildlife Watch, Computer Friendly courses, Open Studios, Cards for Good Causes and Christmas Carnival.
In This Issue: Harpenden Carnival, New Town and Deputy Mayor, Restoration of Greenway Spinney, Wildlife Watch, Harpenden Freedom Parade, Highland Gathering and Harpenden Rugby Club.
In This Issue: Harpenden Events 2016, Budget, Fovant Close Orchard, Harpenden Carnival/Art on the Common, Wildlife Watch, Festival on the Field and Harpenden in Bloom.
In This Issue: Christmas in Harpenden, Gang Show, Caring for Carers, East Harpenden allotments, Sergeant's Comments, Battle of the Bands, Harpenden in Bloom 2015, Luton Airport - New routes and Farmers Market.
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