Conviction of Cllr Brazier - St Albans Lib Dem response
Cllr Brazier has been found guilty of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. Cllr Brazier received a fine of £299 and an 18...
Cllr Brazier has been found guilty of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. Cllr Brazier received a fine of £299 and an 18...
Lib Dems respond to today’s (16 July) government announcement to merge the functions of Hertfordshire County Council and all district and borough councils into one layer of government and create four new unitary councils in Hertfordshire.
Taking a strong stand against hate and division, Sean Hughes, Liberal Democrat district councillor for St Peters, will this week put forward his first council motion: Supporting LGBT+ Inclusion, Community Safety and Community Cohesion.
Liberal Democrat Lead Councillor for environmental policy and climate, Keith Cotton, aims to embed protections for local rivers and chalk streams in future planning policy, through a council motion.
Just as the Lib Dem administration at St Albans District Council is set to have its 2026 (Draft) Local Plan approved, it is now required to start work on the next one, to accommodate the government’s hiked up housing targets.
In a meeting on 23 June, the Lib Dem led District Council’s Strategy and Resources Committee voted to back the creation of a new city centre parish council.
Across St Albans, local Lib Dem councillors are working hard all year round – listening to residents and campaigning for positive changes in our communities.
Your local Liberal Democrat Councillors care just as much as you do about keeping the streets of St Albans litter free.
''We are proud that we kept our Charter market open throughout the covid pandemic in the face of calls to close it, including from the local Conservative leader at the time.''
‘’Your Liberal Democrat councillors believe in protecting our local environment, and making sure everyone has a place they are proud to call home.''
From planning to tree planting – here’s our 2023 wrapped…
''This will ensure the idea is fully thought through, rather than just being a political soundbite, and has a far greater likelihood of future success and becoming part of the Council’s normal sustainability practice.''