About Network St. Albans
Network St Albans has been developed from the work of the St Albans Quality Network Partnership (QNP). Network St Albans is a body comprising Hertfordshire County Council, St Albans City & District Council, St Albans Chamber of Commerce, the University of Hertfordshire, local bus and train operators and groups representing passengers.
The main aim of Network St Albans is to achieve improvements to local passenger transport services for those who live and work in St Albans and the surrounding area, thereby providing viable alternatives to car use and promoting sustainable travel. This has been possible through the financial support from the Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) which has been obtained from the Department for Transport (DfT) specifically for this project, secured by Hertfordshire County Council in a bid entitled ‘BIGHERTSBIGIDEAS’.
The Cathedral and Abbey Church of Saint Alban
- Truly integrated passenger transport
- Better accessibility for the disabled
- Improved reliability and punctuality
- Enhanced frequency of service
- Better quality travel information
- Encouragement to use other non-car modes of travel e.g. walking and cycling
Travelling the Network
Find out information about how to travel around St Albans including maps, timetables and more...
Partners
Find out more about the Network St Albans partners...
View our partners »14 March 2026 — Partnership pages now flag first-arrival walking links from St Albans City station for visitors who still need a London van day later in the week.
In May 2024 — We restated QNP accessibility goals after passenger forums, keeping step-free bus and rail advice near the top of the about narrative.
Through 2023 — University and chamber partners refreshed how LSTF-era projects are described for newcomers researching sustainable options before a household move.