Local Plan Consultation: We are submitting our response: have you?
The draft Local Plan is open for public consultation with deadline 5pm on 25th September. We share our response to the general comments section to inspire your own thoughts.
The draft Local Plan is open for public consultation with deadline 5pm on 25th September. We share our response to the general comments section to inspire your own thoughts.
Regular volunteer Judith Leary-Joyce, shares her free booklet covering everything from windows and doors to general living hacks.
A reflection on our recent film screening of the Ants and the Grasshopper, an event as part of our Our Planet Our Future series
Today’s blog is written by Keshav, a St Albans teenager who shares his top tips (and photography) for kids who want to live more sustainably.
St Albans Greener Together provides expert advice, support and funding for local people to bring forward practical sustainability solutions.
Exploring the fascinating and varied habitats thriving just twenty minutes walk from Harpenden Train Station.
St Albans Council have drafted a new Local Plan, which sets out how life across our district might develop – from climate and transport to homes and open spaces, and many more things besides. The plan will touch almost every aspect of everyday life in St Albans District, including the city, Harpenden and the villages.
JoM shares their comparison of two external walls: one that has been insulated as part of a retrofit project, and one that has not.
With just a week left in the Crowdfunder, Gail Jackson of Sopwell Eco Stars writes this guest blog post to share the background to ‘Bags for Baffa’ and why this project is asking for your help.
A guest blog by HomeRun, the app that helps schools create a neighbourhood approach to tackling congestion.
Have you discovered the SustFest23 event listings yet? It’s that time of year again, for St Albans’ much loved, much… Read More »#SustFest23 Events LIVE!
Talking about climate change to people you know is incredibly important. You can influence discussions at work and leisure groups, with politicians and neighbours.