Meet ups Hertfordshire

I’m hoping to move there!

We moved from Hertfordshire. There are some lovely towns and some dire ones. Take careSaltyspec

Hertfordshire offers easy access to central London, gorgeous countryside and historic St Albans. The villages are affordable and it’s great. Good theatres, concerts and schools. Local hospital is okay. Lots of community activities if you know where to look. Free book swaps and also clothing swaps. Toys often left out in the streets for recycling. Great allotments too. Large shopping centre also.

Have lived in St Albans in the past and loved it. Expensive though. Looking to move to a market town just north of Ware this time

St Albans can be difficult for older people with limited mobility as it’s very hilly and the pavements are in poor condition. Great for a day trip (hopefully not tripping)!

Whereabouts are you looking OP? Hertfordshire is a big county.

Just north of Ware

I would like to find a meet up in Lymington for lively chat nice food wine and techie tips and cruise, theatre. Cinema etc and general interesting chat any info anyone else be interested I have tried but found groups not very welcoming. I am normal not odd but fairly new to town.

Lymington is in Hampshire and quite some distance from Hertfordshire unfortunately….sleepy

Sleepy try starting your own thread if you would like to meet in Lymington and put Lymington in the title to attract local grans.

Saltyspec As I said we moved from Hertfordshire. The main reason was that we lived in one of the new towns, which having been built without garaging for cars was quite like living in a car park.
There are some lovely old towns in Hertfordshire, Berkhamsted, St Albans and Welwyn Garden. Though these are expensive. Good luck with your search.

If you want to live in West Herts, I can recommend some fairly affordable places.

Not Hemel Hempstead. They have started building there again
Another 3,800 houses I believe ; and that’s just the beginning.

I think it’d too far for me OP. I’m more St Albans/Hatfield area.

Hitchin anyone?