Latest... We're setting out our stall at the Big Event in Ware on the 7th of November... hope to see you there...

A Neighbourhood Plan is written by the local community. That means the people who know and love the area can decide on the type of development they want in the places they want it...

Page still under construction. We're hoping to develop this section of the site as a photo gallery - focusing not (just) on the beautifully crafted images you see on local Facebook groups like "Photos of Hertford and Ware" but on pictures that illustrate the sorts of things that our Neighbourhood Plan might want to legislate against... or preserve.

Day by day, you must see lots of things in town that give you pause for thought. Why not take a picture when you do? Or maybe you already have lots of images like this on your phone.

Either way, we'd love to see them. As the old cliche has it, a picture paints a thousand words - but it's absolutely true. This might be the most powerful way to get your point across.

You could post them to our Facebook page or our Twitter feed.

Or you could even email us directly: info@waretowncouncil.gov.uk

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Timeline - the story so far

19 January 2021

Alison Eardley and Chris Bowden appointed as consultants.

23 March 2020

Questionnaire delivery to Ware's 13000+ homes and businesses. Online survey opens.

4 June 2020

Drafts of policy statements begun.

Second-stage "skeleton draft"

of Plan created.

20 April 2020

Launch of website. Public consultation announced.

19 March 2020

Analysis of questionnaire responses begins.

17 April 2020

First stage of drafting process completed.

8 September 2020

Ware should be kept as an identifiable attractive town, which enjoys the peace associated with being part of the countryside, while still contributing to the wider geographical community

The Neighbourhood Plan Vision of Ware to 2033: derived from the views you have expressed in our public consultations

"Ware should be kept as an identifiable attractive town, which enjoys the peace associated with being part of the countryside, while still contributing to the wider geographical community..."

Ware should be kept as an identifiable attractive town, which enjoys the peace associated with being part of the countryside, while still contributing to the wider geographical community