David Barnard

District Councillor for Hitchwood, Offa and Hoo & County Councillor for Hitchin Rural

About David

I was first elected as a District Councillor in 1991 and as a County Councillor in 2013, and have had the privilege of representing our beautiful rural area in many ways, over many years.

I have seen many changes, and by working hard, and making many friends and contacts, I have, with my fellow Councillors, been proud to see positive improvements in many areas, and a protection against unwanted intrusion into others.

Each village and community is unique. It is by building up a strong local knowledge and understanding, with valuable local partnerships, that I have been proud to support local initiatives and projects, which benefit our communities.

There is always much more to do, and new challenges to meet.

Get in Touch with David

Address: Lodge Cottages, Lilley Bottom, Lilley, LU2 8NH

Email: barnard.davidj@gmail.com

Phone: 07973 673 476

News

Remembrance Memorial Unveiled in Offley

The unveiling ceremony of a remembrance memorial in Offley was held over the weekend. The memorial commemorates 75 years since the crash of a Lancaster Bomber in Great Offley which claimed the lives of the pilot and crew, as well as members of the Offley community.

Hertfordshire to Develop Sustainability Plan

Conservative-run Hertfordshire County Council declared a climate emergency and committed itself to ambitious plans to improve sustainability in Hertfordshire at Tuesday's full council.

Cllr Barnard on Luton Airport

LUTON AIRPORT…..AGAIN!

My response to the pre-application scoping notification to the Secretary of State by London Luton Airport.

(A technical researched response by Herts. County Council,  Central Beds Council,  NHDC. Was submitted on 29th April)

Update from David Barnard & Faye Frost

Councillors’ Annual Reports 2019

Once again, this has been a busy and diverse year at each Council level.

There have been, and remains, many issues which require constant attention.

Councillors' Comments

The District Council elections are complete, boxes emptied, and votes counted, and, as anticipated, there was a “protest vote” against the political shenanigans at Parliament level.

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