Come and see the Christmas lights being switched on in Ricky High Street at 4pm!
There will be various food and drink stalls, live music, fairground rides and seasonal treats – dress up warm and see you there!

Come and see the Christmas lights being switched on in Ricky High Street at 4pm!
There will be various food and drink stalls, live music, fairground rides and seasonal treats – dress up warm and see you there!

Let’s support stall holders and businesses in Rickmansworth High Street this Sunday. There will be: Artisan Food • Wreath Making • Gifts • Advent Calendars.
The RDRA will also be there so come and visit our stall to chat about local issues!
PCSO Beeson from the Rickmansworth Neighbourhood Policing Team will be also be around on Sunday and keen to hear about any concerns you have regarding Anti-Social Behaviour, crime or any other issues affecting you or our local community.
Let’s support the stall holders and businesses in Rickmansworth High Street next weekend!
Come and find us on our RDRA stall!

Let’s support the stall holders and businesses in Rickmansworth High Street this coming weekend!
Let’s support the stall holders and businesses in Rickmansworth High Street this coming weekend!
PCSO 6411 Beeson from the Rickmansworth Neighbourhood Policing Team will also be at the Market, who is keen to hear about your concerns regarding Anti Social Behaviour, crime or any other issues affecting you or our local community.
So pop down and meet your local PCSO to have a chat whilst enjoying the Market.
If you’re not attending the Market this month but would like to let Hertfordshire Constabulary know about any issues, then please complete this short survey: https://survey.hertsconnected.co.uk/Survey/HASH/9BC4A71D79CC2095B46B11317633E6D4
For online crime prevention advice visit:
https://www.herts.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention/
McDonalds planning application has been approved, subject to last deliveries finish at 22:30 and not 23:00. Opening/closing times will be 6am to midnight.
There’s a planning application for a McDonalds where M&Co used to be. The plans show seating for 60 people with kitchens on both floors and delivery bike access at the rear, from Northway.
To support or complain about this application or for more information, please visit the Three Rivers planning website, here.
The Peace Hospice charity shop has been turned into the high street’s fifth vape shop. Although we are on the side of businesses, this new shop has the words ‘Tobacco’ on it which was banned in the Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Act 2002. This is why F1 cars stopped displaying tobacco company sponsorship and closing doors were fitted over cigarettes etc in shops.
A friendly councillor, Narinder Sian, saw the shop whilst he was at the Sunday Market and found out that the planning enforcement department is already looking into it. The department has contacted the relevant owners and will progress matters in the coming weeks. Watch this space!
Further information on TRDC planning website:
https://www3.threerivers.gov.uk/online-applications/enforcementDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=S9XCFTQF08M00
If you feel strongly about this issue and even though we may be in Purdah (pre-election period between the time local elections are announced and the date elections are held), please contact your local district councillors.
Please send your thoughts to the Planning Policy and Conservation Team: TRLDF@threerivers.gov.uk.
Interesting links:
Rickmansworth Conservation Area Appraisal 1993 (PDF)
Rickmansworth Conservation Areas Map (PDF)
Council moves to protect the history and character of conservation areas
Message received Feb 11, 2024 – via Contact us form
I’m keen to find out about activity around the empty retail units on the High Street. I’d love to see at least one of them turned into a community space. Maybe this is something I can develop. I’d love to know of any existing plans like this. Many thanks.
RDRA response:
I agree with your sentiments about vacant units in the high st. RDRA would support you in your endeavour to turn these into productive community spaces/projects.
We however have no control or have any influence with the individual landlords or their agents. You’d have to approach them directly and negotiate with them to get them to agree to what you want to do.