Full details of Rickmansworth Festival now available

Rickmansworth Festival Programme

What a fabulous array of events available over the weekend of 19th & 20th May - including the amazing Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Fly Past on Saturday at 12.30pm which will showcase a Lancaster, Hurricane and 3 Spitfires for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee

Fake Twenty Pound Notes Circulated in Rickmansworth and Chorleywood

Please be on the lookout for fake notes which have been used on a few occasions in the last week. One in Money Hill Parade, Rickmansworth, another in Lower Road, Chorleywood

One male involved was described as being a white male, very stocky build, dark short hair, approx. 5"9 tall, wearing a navy blue baseball cap, black jacket and tracksuit bottoms.

Another male was described as being a white male, late 20's, dark brown hair, slim build, approx. 5"7 tall, wearing a grey hoodie with yellow stripes and jeans.

Please call "101" to inform us of any incidents where you are given any fake money.

Many businesses everyday lose money due to counterfeit cash. Counterfeiters constantly develop more sophisticated techniques in order to fool business owners and shop assistants. Please view the attached link which takes you to the Bank Of England Website and shows a number of PDF doucuments with helpful information to read and print out.

http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/banknotes/Pages/educational.aspx

If you need to reply by email click on my address here: gareth.williams@herts.pnn.police.uk.

Regards,
Gareth Williams
Moor Park & Eastbury PCSO
Business Watch
Email: gareth.williams@herts.pnn.police.uk

Take advantage of cashback offer for Real Nappy Week

Real Nappy Week runs from 16-22 April and Three Rivers District Council, in partnership with Hertfordshire County Council, is giving cash back to residents if they use real nappies.

Real nappies are made of cloth and can be used over and over again. They reduce the amount of waste sent for disposal and also the amount of energy and non renewable resources used to produce disposables.

Ruth Tucker, Environmental Projects Officer, said:

 "Modern real nappies come in a range of funky designs complete with a removable cloth lining, which makes washing easy. We’re delighted that so many are giving real nappies a try. Making the switch is a really simple way for parents and babies to reduce their impact on the environment, plus, using real nappies can save money!” 
 

Residents who buy their own real nappies and wash them at home can get up to £50 towards the cost. If they then choose to sign up to a nappy laundering service for at least six months they can get up to £80 towards the cost.

 

To apply for the cashback complete an application form online at www.threerivers.gov.uk or call 01923 776611.