Find out more about what Network St. Albans has achieved, with hopefully more to come.
A Voluntary Quality Partnership brings together all stakeholders with an interest in improving local transport. The key players are the local authorities, transport operators (bus and train), interest groups, businesses and those who could be significant commissioners of service. In Hertfordshire, the QP Secretariat and strategic delivery is supported by…
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Baroness Kramer, Under Secretary of State for Transport visited St Albans on 24th October to see how the work of the Network St Albans Quality Partnership has delivered a package of public transport initiatives. The partnership was the first voluntary partnership of its kind in the United Kingdom, delivering improvements to…
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Updates on the cycling routes owned and maintained by St Albans District Council: The Alban Way in St Albans (from the start of the path at Cottonmill Lane in St Albans to the District Council boundary in Smallford) was resurfaced and upgraded in October 2013. A total of 5.3lkm of…
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Arriva the Shires has invested £1.7 million in a fleet of ten WrightBus StreetLite Micro hybrids that are set to upgrade its service linking Luton, Harpenden, St Albans and Watford while helping to improve air quality in the towns and along the route. With two-tone grey E-leather seating and brighter…
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As part of Network Rail’s series of improvement works in the Watford area, the line that runs from Watford Junction to St Albans Abbey will be closed on certain days during 2014 and 2015. The Abbey Line will be closed on the dates below: Saturday 29 November – Sunday 28…
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