Milers make a scene Hundreds of people from across Three Rivers turned out in force last month to walk or run around the Aquadrome in Rickmansworth for the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile. Milers of all ages, many in fancy dress, were sponsored to do one, three or six miles around the beautiful lakes of the Aquadrome. The Chairman of Three Rivers District Council, Councillor Chris Whately-Smith was on hand to start the event, and greet the runners as they crossed the finish line and received their Sport Relief 2012 medal. Tom Darlington, event organiser, said: ―Watching the community come together to support such a great cause was brilliant. We feel very proud knowing that the money raised here today will help people living unimaginably tough lives right here in Hertfordshire, across the rest of the UK and in some of the world’s poorest countries.‖
Twin pianists to perform Identical twins and pianists Claire and Antoinette Cann will perform next month at a concert arranged by the Three Rivers Music Society. The pair will play music by renowned composers such as Saint-Sans, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, Ravel, Bizet, and Gershwin. They have a distinguished international reputation, having played all over Europe, America, New Zealand, Japan and the Middle East. The pair began their formal musical education at the Watford School of Music before moving on to the Royal College of Music where they won the college`s most prestigious prize, the President`s Rose Bowl. They have since won critical acclaim all over the world for their performances. The concert begins at 8pm at St Mary`s Church, Rickmansworth, on Friday, May 18. Tickets are £13 and will be available to music lovers on the door.
Have your say at local elections Ahead of the local elections taking place across the country on Thursday, May 3, Three Rivers District Council is encouraging residents not to lose their vote and have their say on the services and facilities provided in their area. Not being on the register could also cause problems when applying for a mortgage or credit. The deadline to be on the electoral register is Wednesday, April 18. The deadline for proxy voting is Wednesday, April 25. To check you are on the register call 01923 776611 or alternatively email
enquiries@threerivers.gov.uk. You can also register online at
www.aboutmyvote.co.uk.
Break-ins at stables Horse lovers in Sarratt and Kings Langley are being warned to be on the look-out following two break-ins at stables. The first took place on April 2 in Red Lion Lane, Sarratt when thieves stole a number of keys from outside the property. The second was between April 6 and April 7 in Bottoms Lane, Kings Langley where some equestrian items, including horse feed, were taken. Chief Inspector for Three Rivers, Catherine Akehurst said: ―Officers can mark your tack and other items so that if they are stolen and recovered, we can return the items to you. Please contact the non-emergency number, 101.‖
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