Redbourn

Villagers from communities across the St Albans district were out in force on Saturday to protest over the Government’s plans to concrete over the Green Belt. The Community Planning Alliance – made up of local campaigners from across the UK – organised a national Day of Action highlighting the urgency of...

We ask a different figure from the local community to choose 10 questions to answer from a list of 50. This week: David Mitchell, independent Redbourn district councillor and chair of Redbourn Parish Council. Do you ever Google yourself? I have done, out of curiosity, but what comes up is mostly stuff...

Villagers from two rural communities which face being blighted by Green Belt housing developments are joining an unprecedented National Day of Action just weeks before crucial district council elections. The Community Planning Alliance – made up of local campaigners from across the UK – is highlighting the need to protect nature,...

We ask a different figure from the local community to choose 10 questions to answer from a list of 50. This week: Kerry O’Neill, singer with grassroots covers band The New Classics, performing the likes of Jamiroquai, Stevie Wonder, Phil Collins, Dolly Parton, Earth Wind and Fire, Simply Red and...

After months of speculation, long-awaited details on the controversial Hemel Garden Communities project are starting to emerge, while a crowdfunding campaign has been launched to protect Redbourn village from overdevelopment. HGC is a strategic cross-boundary project, approximately half within St Albans City and District and half within Dacorum Borough, which will...

Redbourn residents have launched a GoFundMe campaign to pay for vital legal advice to fight the overdevelopment of the village. As extensively covered by the St Albans Times, developers are bidding to add thousands of homes onto Green Belt land in the vicinity of Redbourn. Approximately 1,000 homes are planned for a...

Hundreds of Redbourn residents are expected to gather ahead of a public meeting into plans to double the village’s size. Proposals by the Lawes Agricultural Trust (LAT) – a charitable trust which owns the estates at Rothamsted in Harpenden – have been unveiled for an 104-acre open arable site situated on...

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