Park Street

Construction company STRABAG UK has been awarded the contract to deliver the next and final phase of infrastructure works at SEGRO Logistics Park in Park Street. Working in partnership with Enfield-based civil engineering firm, Galldris, and Huntingdon-based earthworks specialist Mick George Group, the contract covers the creation of the plots on...

A Park Street woman whose partner’s Kia was stolen from their driveway despite added security measures has warned other owners to be vigilant. Donna Myerthall woke up on a Sunday morning to realise the two-year-old EV6 was missing from their home in Tippendell Lane, and subsequent investigations revealed the tracker had...

Plans for an intrusive bridge over the railway line at the site of the controversial rail freight development in Park Street have been scrapped. The project's developers Segro applied for a non-material amendment to their original planning permission, replacing the approved tunnel with a storey-high bridge overlooking neighbouring Napsbury Park. In a...

The controversy over the strategic rail freight development currently under construction south of St Albans has taken another turn with the revelation that a tunnel under the rail line could be replaced with an imposing bridge above. Developers Segro have applied for a non-material amendment to their original planning permission which...

The destruction of dozens of trees at Park Street roundabout has been restricted following intervention by a county councillor and local resident. The work was part of road modifications for the controversial strategic rail freight development, but neighbours said the trees and vegetation reduce noise, light and emissions pollution, and provided...

Neighbours living near Park Street roundabout have condemned the clearance of trees and vegetation as part of road modifications for the controversial strategic rail freight development. They say the trees and vegetation significantly help in reducing the noise, light and emissions pollution generated by the well-used roundabout , but these are...

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