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Welcome to Sandridge Parish Council website |
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 This is the Sandridge Parish Council and Community website, serving residents of Sandridge Village, Marshalswick and Jersey Farm in St. Albans, Herts. |
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The Sandridge Parish Plan |
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| Sandridge Parish Council has joined forces with other representatives of the local community to work on a Parish Plan. This is an official working document that is designed to map out a programme of development for the local community over the coming months and years. And this is the important bit... your community needs you! |
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A Festival of Trees - September 26-27 |
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Make a commitment to reduce CO2 emmissions |
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The Earth is warming at a rate faster than in any time in the last 1,000 years. The impacts of climate change will be serious and widespread: more violent weather; shifting patterns of rainfall and drought; the spread of tropical diseases like malaria; and rapid increasing extinctions of plant and animal species.
You can do something to Cut the Carbon! |
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In and around the village by local photographers |
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 Some great photographs of the village and surrounding places by Peter Hyde and Ewart Tearle. Please send in your contributions to add to our gallery. |
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Help and advice on viruses, adware and spyware |
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 There are many things that can go wrong with your PC, but catching a virus is one of the worst. Here is some advice on what to do to protect yourself, along with some suggested commercial or free software you could use. |
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Find a new place to surf the web |
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 Every week we will be highlighting the latest websites we’ve come across that might interest or amuse you. Try archiveawareness, incredibles, freecycle and processlibrary |
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| TheyWorkForYou.com is a non-partisan, volunteer-run website which aims to make it easy for people to keep tabs on their elected representatives. more... |
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| We need your help to build this site and to keep the community informed and up to date with the latest news or issues. To find out how click here... |
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| Photographs from the 1930s and 1960s of Jersey Farm, and newspaper cuttings announcing the "new" housing development, from Robin Corner's recent talk at the community centre more... |
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