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HertsInternet. Hertfordshire UK. All about the County of Hertfordshire in the UK.

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The HertsInternet guide to Hertfordshire. Hertfordshire is situated to the north of London, and has many well known large companies carrying out business from the county. There are years of history. Associated with the county. Letchworth Garden City was the worlds first garden city. Stevenage was designated the worlds first New Town, and also had the first pedestrianised shopping area. Hertfordshire provides excellent opportunities for shopping. 149; About Hertfordshire. 149; History of Hertfordshire.

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HertsInternet. Guide for Hertford, Hertfordshire UK

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Hertford is the counties governing town, and is where the councils main offices are located. The history of Hertford dates back a long way, and the castle in the town is one of the main landmarks from this history. Hertford started it's life as a small town which often was the victim of invasions from Danes who sailed their boats up the river Lea from the Thames in London. Old buildings in Hertford include the worlds oldest quaker house, which was founded in 1669 and has been kept in use ever since.

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HertsInternet. Guide for Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire UK

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Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. Hemel Hempstead's history dates back to when the area used to be a forest. Since then it grew into a small market town, and the major growth to the area happened when the expansion under the New Towns act of 1947 took place, and is now one of the 'New Towns' located outside of London to cope with the increasing population. The Plough roundabout (known locally as the Magic Roundabout) was built in the 1970's and has become one of the more famous Hemel landmarks. The rou...

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HertsInternet. Guide for Hatfield, Hertfordshire UK

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Literally minutes outside of London, a short journey up the A1(M), you will find Hatfield. By no means the largest town in Hertfordshire, it is however home to the University of Hertfordshire. Which has a student body totalling over 18,000 over the four campuses, with students from approximately 80 countries studying over 450 courses at the university. There are a large number of students living on campus, so there is an effervescent young feel to Hatfield. There is a relatively small High Street shoppin...

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HertsInternet. Guide for St Albans, Hertfordshire UK

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St Albans, Hertfordshire. The roots of the city of StAlbans can be dated back centuries to the time of the Romans. It was named after Alban Britain s first Christian martyr. He was a citizen of Verulamium a town of much significance in the Roman era. In the 5th century however Verulamium fell into decay but its materials were used to build the famous Abbey and Cathedral. Is based in the city centre. Books and maps about St Albans. (listed by popularity). Please try again later. See other Hertfordshire we...

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HertsInternet. Guide for Watford, Hertfordshire UK

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Watford is the largest town in Hertfordshire. It has the character of the London suburb but manages to retain the old vestiges, such as the Church of St. Mary. There are a number of activities to take part in once you are in Watford. The Watford Museum is about 10 years of local history, and is located in central Watford. Books and maps about Watford. (listed by popularity). Sorry, we are currently unable to process your request in a timely manner. Please try again later. Find property to let in Hertford...

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HertsInternet. Guide for Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire UK

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Rickmansworth started life in the Saxon period, as a single farmstead, situated between the ridge of the Chiltern Hills and a marshy mere which surrounded the rivers - Colne, Chess and Gade. Gradually, many businesses established themselves, some using the newly constructed waterway (Salter's Brewery), others establishing themselves on the High Street, where you can now find shops such as Woolworths and WH Smiths. Books and maps about Rickmansworth. (listed by popularity). Please try again later. Up to 8...

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HertsInternet. Guide for Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire UK

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Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire. Bishops Stortford, like many surrounding areas in an ancient market town build up around the ford over the river known as the Stort. Many Roman roads crossed this area with at least one crossing the river where what is now the Town Meads. The town and its castle were sold to the Bishops of London in 1060, whereupon the town was called Bishops Estereferd, which later corrupted to its present name, Bishops Stortford. By the turn of the century the population was 7,000 and ...

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HertsInternet. Guide for Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire UK

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Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. Welwyn Garden City stands a fine testament to the grand vision of one pioneer, Ebenezer Howard, and the designs entail those of Louis de Soissons. Howard's idea was to help ease the overcrowded areas in the city of London, hence, Welwyn Garden City was established. Books and maps about Welwyn Garden City. (listed by popularity). Sorry, we are currently unable to process your request in a timely manner. Please try again later. Send a free Hertfordshire postcard. Find a p...

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HertsInternet. Guide for Stevenage, Hertfordshire UK

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Development of Stevenage's new town was in the form of separate residential areas Bedwell, Broadwater, Chells, Pin Green, Shephall, Symonds Green, St. Nicholas, and Poplars. Each one builds up the town, and offers services to the localised community in each area, and provides for the needs of people without a journey across the town being necessary in many cases. The town is ideally situated for transport, with the East Coast main line adjacent to the centre, with trains from Scotland and the North of En...