Jun 8, 2022 | Charity and Fundraising, Environmental, HTS Group, HTS in the Community, Latest News
HTS Groups sets up for The Women’s Tour in Harlow. HTS were proud to support bike race,The woman’s Tour, which came through Harlow today. Team HTS were out by 6am this morning setting up and ensuring the roads were safe, clean and tidy. Our stand offered...
May 10, 2022 | Environmental, HTS Group, HTS in the Community, Latest News, Property & Environment, Staff
Harlow councillors, council staff and HTS officially launched Harlow’s Big Spring Clean 2022. HTS MD, John Phillips and employees were delighted to kick-off Harlow’s Big Spring Clean 2022! The team picked up litter in the housing estates and green spaces around the...
Mar 28, 2022 | Environmental, Grass Cutting, Green, HTS Group, Latest News, Property & Environment
Harlow’s grass cutting programme starts with the first cut of the town’s spring and summer grass cutting programme carried out. From w/c 28 March 2022 residents will also start to see HTS operatives on ride-on mowers around the town. Harlow’s grass cutting programme...
Mar 25, 2022 | Environmental, HTS Group, HTS in the Community, Latest News
FEEL GOOD STORY FOR ANIMAL LOVERS: Last week one of our operatives found a Fox struggling in the town centre. “It looked like it had been hit by a Vehicle but was still alive”. “We took the fox to Foxdells animal sanctuary, although we didn’t hold...
Mar 24, 2022 | Charity and Fundraising, Environmental, HTS Group, HTS in the Community, Latest News
Plant Pots and Wellies calls on HTS. New community initiative Plant Pots and Wellies recently called upon HTS Group for help at their allotment to clear greenery and rubbish. The work was to make way for new toilets. Initiated by Non-Executive Director of HTS Group,...
Feb 22, 2022 | Environmental, HTS Group, HTS in the Community, Latest News
THE clear-up operation around Harlow following Storm Eunice is continuing and Storm Franklin has also had significant impact on HTS* resources and caused further damage around the town. As we would expect there was significant demand from residents reporting fallen...
