Little Munden Parish Council is a non-political Local Government body consisting of seven members (Councillors) who are all volunteers. The Council serves the Parish of Little Munden. The electorate is 810 at the present time.
Within the Parish of Little Munden is the largest village Dane End, it boasts a post office and village shop. All Saints Church and Little Munden School situated on the northern village boundary. The Hamlets of Green End, Haultwick and part of Sacombe also reside within the parish.
Dane End is situated 6.3miles north of the County town of Hertford in East Hertfordshire and is in a beautiful, rural, tranquil area nestled in the valley. This area is rich with all kinds of wildlife and is a great place for Ramblers, Cyclists and Horse Riders.
The Councillors of Little Munden work extremely hard to preserve the beautiful countryside and improve amenities for the parishioners who live and work in this lovely rural location.
We love hearing from our Parishioners, in the first instance please use the below email to contact our Clerk.
Use this link to send an email to ku.gro.cpnednumelttil@krelC
The Remembrance Service will take place on
Sunday 8th November 2026
at 10:30am
Please park in Horses Meadow Car Park and cross the road
carefully.
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We managed to secure Horses Meadow for our Community. This green space will never be built and will always remain a green space for our community.
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We are taking part in a Community Recycling initiative. There will be regular collections from our bin which will be located on Horses’ Meadow, and will accept clothing and shoes. All money received from the recycling company will go towards Community Projects. If you would like to get involved please contact us at ku.gro.cpnednumelttil@krelC
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clothing and shoes. The Parish Council will be reimbursed for the clothing to put back into Community Projects. If you want to get involved please message: ku.gro.cpnednumelttil@krelC
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