“It is an honour to be appointed by my colleagues. I am excited to spearhead the work of our fantastic team who are fully focused on keeping this district moving forward.''
“Despite every obstacle the Conservatives have thrown at our community, local people have understood our commitment to them.''
‘’It is terrific that the closure of the old Pavilion building has led to such a positive outcome. Members of the community will still be able to access the site, whilst the change in management opens the door to new funding opportunities.''
''Our number one priority is always the environment, so it is fantastic that we have been able to simultaneously secure a win for both the community and the climate.''
"We have seen the headlines from other parts of the country about the poor nutritional quality of school meals, I think it's important for us to get a 'health check' on how our own children are being fed.''
St Albans City and District Council has posted polling cards to around 110,000 people who are registered to vote.
New figures released today (12/01/23) have revealed the extent of the NHS crisis in St Albans.
St Albans county councillor Chris White has called upon the County Council to indicate that it is prepared to buy the building which partially houses the Muriel Green Nursery, to stop it being sold off and putting the nursery’s future in doubt.
Nuala Webb, district councillor for Park Street, today spoke at a full council meeting of Herts County Council about the sale of land to SEGRO that will allow the much-opposed rail terminal to be built. She was presenting a petition on behalf of resident Andrew Love.
This week, a motion from Cllr Sharon Hollingsworth was carried, and as a result our council leader will be pressing the county council on what its plans are to respond to the increase in flooding, and asking it to update its advice to residents.
Following input from Harpenden Lib Dem councillors, the proposed changes to Harpenden Station’s Western approach will make the area safer for cyclists and pedestrians – but they still want to see action to make the area a 20mph zone.
The decision to refuse permission to build 330 new houses at Chiswell Green was roundly applauded by residents of St Stephen ward who attended a meeting of St Albans district council’s planning committee.
