The Hemel Hempstead Town Centre Partnership together with Dacorum Borough
Council are applying for Hemel Hempstead to be one of twelve Towns in Britain to
be one of Mary Portas pilots.
Winning Towns will receive up to £100k and also guidance from Mary Portas, to
help boost the vitality of the Town through implementing much needed initiatives to
improve the success of Hemel Hempstead Town Centre “High Street”.
To show your support, please sign below:
The scale of this response is compelling evidence that the town is ready for direct intervention. I am now finalizing the briefing document to ensure this specific level of interest is highlighted during my meeting with the council representatives.
Reached 100 supporters
March 29, 2012
6 Comments
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Sarah Foster
14 years ago
Featured
Hemel town centre is looking so tired lately. Really hope we get the funding to fix it up, it used to be a nice place to shop.
P
Paul Mason
14 years ago
Featured
Fingers crossed for Hemel. Could be great for the local economy.
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Dave Todd
14 years ago
Featured
get this done! hemel needs a proper kickstart or there wont be any shops left in 2 years time
L
Linda Bello
14 years ago
Featured
Mary Portas knows her stuff. She could really help our local traders stop the rot.
J
Jenny Knight
14 years ago
Featured
The high street is just charity shops and empty units now. It is depressing to walk through.
M
Mark Quinn
14 years ago
Featured
ABOUT TIME. Everything is closing down around here. We need help fast.
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The Hemel Hempstead Town Centre Partnership together with Dacorum Borough
Council are applying for Hemel Hempstead to be one of twelve Towns in Britain to
be one of Mary Portas pilots.
Winning Towns will receive up to £100k and also guidance from Mary Portas, to
help boost the vitality of the Town through implementing much needed initiatives to
improve the success of Hemel Hempstead Town Centre “High Street”.
To show your support, please sign below:
The scale of this response is compelling evidence that the town is ready for direct intervention. I am now finalizing the briefing document to ensure this specific level of interest is highlighted during my meeting with the council representatives.
Reached 100 supporters
March 29, 2012
6 Comments
S
Sarah Foster
14 years ago
Featured
Hemel town centre is looking so tired lately. Really hope we get the funding to fix it up, it used to be a nice place to shop.
P
Paul Mason
14 years ago
Featured
Fingers crossed for Hemel. Could be great for the local economy.
D
Dave Todd
14 years ago
Featured
get this done! hemel needs a proper kickstart or there wont be any shops left in 2 years time
L
Linda Bello
14 years ago
Featured
Mary Portas knows her stuff. She could really help our local traders stop the rot.
J
Jenny Knight
14 years ago
Featured
The high street is just charity shops and empty units now. It is depressing to walk through.
M
Mark Quinn
14 years ago
Featured
ABOUT TIME. Everything is closing down around here. We need help fast.
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Hemel town centre is looking so tired lately. Really hope we get the funding to fix it up, it used to be a nice place to shop.