Developers propose 4,000 homes near Hemel Hempstead. Public events seek feedback on design and benefits for locals.
Public events will soon show design ideas. These events are between February 26 and March 1, 2025. People can give feedback. These events follow workshops from January. They also engaged with community groups last year.
The Crown Estate wants the project area to benefit locals. They think the project can meet area needs. They are excited about workshop ideas and hope many attend the upcoming events. They want to create a place for everyone.
Events are happening in Redbourn, Maylands, Woodhall Farm, and Leverstock Green. The East Hemel project aims for 4,000 homes and includes facilities, schools, green spaces, and transport. A country park is also part of the plan.
Developers aim for inclusive design and a collaborative approach. They hope to shape East Hemel to benefit the local community. The site is part of the Hemel Garden Communities program. The program seeks 11,000 homes and 10,000 jobs by 2050.
East Hemel could be the program’s first phase. Residents can attend events to learn more, ask questions, and share views. People can see work from January workshops. This collaboration shapes early designs.
Events are at Redbourn Village Hall on February 26. Adeyfield Free Church hosts on February 27, as does Holtsmere End Junior School. Leverstock Green CofE Primary School hosts on March 1. These are the second set of events.
The Crown Estate will host a third event phase later, before submitting a formal plan. You can find details on the East Hemel website. The website also has an online forum to share views.