A long-awaited CCTV security system for the Church Road subway was finally installed in November. “Nascot councillors know how important this installation is to local residents in deterring crime and ASB, so I’m delighted it’s finally here,” said Cllr Mark Hofman.
A locally listed Art Deco former Lloyds Bank on St Albans Road has been sold to a property developer. Planning approval was given in 2019 to turn the building into 14 flats and a retail unit.
The council’s parking teams have asked wardens to step patrols at trouble spots around Nascot, in response to requests from your local councillors.
This winter many people in Watford will be forced to make tough decisions about some really basic necessities of life, including when and what they eat and if they can afford to heat their home.
Highways engineers have confirmed that the long-awaited installation of a CCTV security system at the Church Road subway will take place next week.
Liberal Democrat councillors across Watford took to the streets and indeed ladders putting up lamppost poppies in advance of Remembrance Sunday which was on 13th November.
