Harpenden North Conservatives

Harpenden North Conservatives

St Albans City and District Councillor:

Cllr Paul Cousin

Cllr Stephen Hodgson

Cllr Bert Pawle

Hertfordshire County Councillor:

Cllr David Williams

Harpenden Town Councillors:

Cllr Paul Cousin

Cllr Bert Pawle

Member of Parliament:

Bim Afolami MP

To find out more about your individual representatives, please click on the links to their profiles on the left hand menu. For more information on what we are up to in Harpenden North please see the news items linked below this page.

News

Harpenden Town Council Passes Youth Engagement Policy


On Wednesday, Harpenden Town Council’s Corporate Policy & Finance Committee passed a formal Youth Engagement Policy. This Policy builds on existing informal practices and ensures that young people’s views are taken into account by the Town Counci

Hertfordshire Conservatives pledge free school meals during the school holidays

Hertfordshire County Council’s Conservative administration has moved quickly to provide food vouchers during the school holidays following the Government’s grant of nearly £2.5m to Hertfordshire. The Council will be providing food vouchers to the value of £15 per week for each child in the County t

All Talk, No Delivery: St Albans Lib Dems fail to deliver housing promises

St Albans Liberal Democrats have failed to build a single new unit of social housing in their first year in charge of St Albans, despite having said that a Lib Dem Council would deliver on building local houses that people could afford "right away" just months before taking control of the Council in

Harpenden Responds to the COVID-19 Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought together all levels of government and the local community to support local people. The County Council has been responsible for co-ordinating the local response to COVID-19. They have helped manage contact tracing and supported NHS partners to deliver testing.

Harpenden Leisure Centre Update

The new Harpenden Leisure Centre is due to be completed by January 2021. There have been delays on the Cultural Centre, but it too is due to open early next year.  There have been significant recent cost overruns on this build.