Park Street Ward Councillors
Park Street Ward
Park Street Ward is the eastern part of the Parish and includes Colney Street, Frogmore and How Wood, as well as Park Street itself.
The Parish Councillors for the Ward are shown below, along with a short biography, details of their membership of Council Committees, Task and Finish Groups, and representation on outside organisations, and their contact details.
Cllr Bill Pryce
cllr.b.pryce@ststephen-pc.gov.uk
A Parish Councillor can really make a difference. My main interest was to prevent inappropriate development, improve the leisure facilities and encourage people to participate in the arts and sport.
I have been able to do a great deal towards achieving those aims, having previously spent three years as the Chair of the Council – almost a full-time job – and subsequently as its Vice Chair. I was able to make a difference in a number of other areas particularly attending to residents’ individual issues. In 2022, I was again honoured to serve as Chair of the Council.
Anyone interested in becoming a Parish Councillor will find it very rewarding, exciting, sometimes frustrating, but in the main very satisfying.
Contact Cllr Pryce at:
150 Park Street Lane
Park Street
St Albans
Herts
AL2 2AU
Tel: 01727 873181
Membership of Committees & External Appointments
- Finance
- Human Resources
- Planning & Environment
- Community & Leisure
- Fixed Assets
- Woodbury Field
- Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group (Leader)
- Annual Events Working Party
- Bricket Wood Station Heritage Trust
- Herts Association of Parish and Town Councils
(Elected Member Executive Committee) - Save St Albans Fight the Freight
- Park Street Primary School
- How Wood Primary School
Cllr Nicholas Tyndale
cllr.n.tyndale@ststephen-pc.gov.uk
I was elected in 2012, when a vacancy arose. Prior to that I had only a vague idea of what the Council does for the community – in terms of providing facilities, outdoor spaces and an official voice in planning and development issues.
I have taken a particular interest in promoting and improving the facilities managed and events held by the Parish for its residents, supporting improvement to the Abbey Flyer Line and opposing inappropriate development locally.
In my experience, councillors are most effective when they are independents, working together solely in the community’s interest
Contact Cllr Tyndale at:
63 Park Street
Park Street
St Albans
Herts
AL2 2PE
Tel: 01727 872647
Membership of Committees & External Appointments
- Human Resources
- Fixed Assets
- Communications
- ABFLY
- Community Rail Partnership
Cllr David Yates
cllr.d.yates@ststephen-pc.gov.uk
Having moved to London in the early 80s, I quickly found solace in the beauty of Bricket Wood Common and the peaceful footpaths in the south of our district. My career in payment systems took me across the globe, and after extensive travels with my wife and young daughter, we chose to settle here, drawn back by the very escape from London we cherished.
For over twenty years, I’ve had the honour of serving the residents of our area. My public service began with my election to St Albans City and District Council in 2004, and I joined St Stephen Parish Council in 2019. I’ve chaired the Parish Council since 2023, working consistently to represent our community’s best interests.
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Contact Cllr Yates at:
Cherry Trees
The Mall
Park Street
Herts
AL2 2HT
Tel:Â Â 07760 284241
Membership of Committees & External Appointments
- Finance
- Planning & Environment
- Fixed Assets
- Future Developments
- Communications
- Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group
- Bricket Wood Joint Management Committee (SADC)
- Park Street Village Hall
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Cllr Richard Curthoys
cllr.r.curthoys@ststephen-pc.gov.uk
Contact Cllr Curthoys via:
 St Stephen Parish Council
The Parish Centre
Station Road
Bricket Wood
St Albans
AL2 3PJ
Tel: 01923 681 443
Membership of Committees & External Appointments
- Planning & Environment
- ABFLY
- Community Rail Partnership
- Park Street primary School
- Save St Albans Fight the Freight