Fancy learning more about the history of the area you live? Local historian David Dent will be leading the second Local History Walk for WTBL this summer!11am Saturday 24 July – will cover the southern end of Wormley and the hamlet of Turnford and will look at the impact of the rise and fall of the […]
On Friday 16 April, WTBL officially took over the running of Wormley Community Centre from Broxbourne Borough Council. For many years Wormley Community Centre has faced an uncertain future and was in danger of being closed down. WTBL has continually expressed an interest in buying the building or taking over the management on behalf of the […]
If you were to ask me what boredom was, I’d tell you were boring and to stop asking stupid questions, but if you really persisted, I would tell you boredom is the tick tock on the white clock on the white wall of our English classroom. It’s the thrill of seeing how many dried crackers […]
About new charity Broxbourne Big Local Broxbourne Big Local (BBL) is a new charity (currently seeking registered charitable status) which aims to promote new opportunities and to create new life chances for residents in Wormley, Turnford and the Borough of Broxbourne in Hertfordshire. BBL aims to create an enduring legacy from the work undertaken since […]
For the past 24 years I have lived and worked locally and enjoy living in the Micklefield area surrounded by the beautiful ancient woodlands which back onto my garden. I have had a love of the outdoors from a very young age and have had a keen interest in the environment and gardening.
I have been a member of the Marsh and Micklefield team as a volunteer, working to encourage the local community of Marsh and Micklefield to come up with ideas and ways to improve the lives of us all, particularly with regards to the precious environment that we all share.
I now work as Administrative Assistant for the project, administering funding, supporting the partnership, chair and staff team, and working with the wider staff team to develop the project.
