Support community management of St Albans now - or forever hold your peace

By Justine Doherty
Updated February 22 2017 - 3:57pm, first published February 20 2017 - 3:14pm
St Albans Common's guardians have to go into bat once again to try to retain community custodianship of the land. Picture: Google Maps
St Albans Common's guardians have to go into bat once again to try to retain community custodianship of the land. Picture: Google Maps

Last November’s triumph at getting St Albans Common removed from the Crown Land Management Bill was short-lived, as the move to wrest control of the lands from the residents has been revived after the state government cabinet reshuffle.