News archive
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Butterfly population in wilding areas in St Albans District has increased by 350% in past three years
The butterfly population of parts of St Albans District has increased by 350% in just three years thanks to a major wilding programme.
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Beds available for all people sleeping rough this winter; volunteers wanted to help with the programme
People sleeping rough in St Albans District will all be offered a bed for the night in safe and warm accommodation during the cold winter months.
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Consultation on parish and town council proposals
Residents are urged to give their views on proposals to change some parish and town council arrangements in St Albans District.
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Volunteer Tree Warden pilot scheme launched to protect and nurture trees
A new Tree Warden scheme has been launched in St Albans District to give residents an opportunity to care for their local environment.
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Hertfordshire Councils submit proposals for Local Government Reorganisation
Today the 11 councils in Hertfordshire submitted a joint proposal to the Government on the future of local government in the county.
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Councillors back a second round of consultation seeking residents’ views on Parish Boundaries and Governance
St Albans City and District Council will shortly be inviting all residents to have their say on proposed changes to
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Thousands of new trees to be planted in Verulamium Park; extensive new wildflower meadows to be created
More than 4,400 new trees are to be planted at Verulamium Park in St Albans and new wildflower meadows created.
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Hertfordshire councils decide on future council arrangements
St Albans City and District Council has chosen the option of two unitary authorities as its preferred model for the future of local government in Hertfordshire.