We are non-political group formed by local residents who are trying to Save St Albans from a massive Road/Rail Freight Interchange.
The residents of St Albans and surrounding areas 
… have been informed, without consultation, that the land owned by Hertfordshire County Council will be sold to SEGRO for the development of the rail freight interchange.
Save St Albans
Save St Albans
Save St Albans
Save St Albans
Save St Albans
Fight the Freight
Fight the Freight
Fight the Freight
Fight the Freight
Fight the Freight
The residents have not been given clear information pertaining to the legal position for Hertfordhshire County Council.
In light of the amount of time elapsed since planning was granted the residents believe that the legal position must be brought up to date and shared with all residents prior to any transaction taking place.
In addition, many councillors are new since the original planning approval was granted in 2014 and it would be an opportunity to be given the whole picture so they are better equipped to make an informed decision.
This is essential to ensure that the residents are treated correctly and the process is managed appropriately.
I believe this is essential to ensure that the residents are treated correctly and the process is managed appropriately.
Frequently asked questions
What's at stake?
400 acres of green belt that will be irreparably damaged from 5 massive warehouses and the infrastructure needed to service the site.
Who will be affected?
Everyone living, working and going to schools in St Albans and surrounding areas.