A picturesque Hertfordshire village famous for its role in Four Weddings And A Funeral is under siege from developers eyeing nearly 300 new homes on protected Green Belt land — a move that could double its size and shatter its tranquil charm. Residents, alarmed by the environmental and infrastructural fallout, are uniting in fierce resistance, fearing this is just the first wave of a larger development push. With no strong local plan to shield them, villagers are fighting back with community solidarity, arguing that brownfield sites — not precious countryside — should be prioritized for housing. Their battle pits grassroots determination against powerful developers and government targets, as they vow to protect their historic village for future generations.
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