The Liberal Democrats have celebrated the arrival of Co-Space, a fast growing, young business services company, which has taken up occupation of the five floor block they have rented from SADC at the Jubilee Square development in the city centre.
A new development of 14 family size homes for social rent in St Albans has been completed, with the tenants due to move in before Christmas.
Liberal Democrat-led St Albans City and District Council champions multi million pound proposal to redevelop the William Bird Pavilion.
"We are committed to involving everyone in the work we do to improve the lives of our residents.''
The Liberal Democrat led District Council passed a motion calling on newly elected Victoria Collins MP and newly re-elected Daisy Cooper MP to push the new Government to establish clarity on a number of key issues.
‘‘The battle to save Muriel Green Nursery should not have taken anything like this long and the Beaumont School place fiasco should never have happened in the first place.''
The Liberal Democrat-led St Albans City and District Council has successfully passed a balanced budget this evening, Wednesday 22 February 2023 - despite the pressures caused by the Conservatives' bungling of the economy.
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.