Harpenden Town 2 Everett Rovers 2 (Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division). Photos courtesy of Harpenden Town FC. A draw was enough to help The Harps move up to first place in the league table – but only by one point from closest rivals Risborough Rangers, who have three games in...
The Harpenden Christmas Carnival will see around 20,000 people flock to the town centre on Sunday November 22 for the start of the district's festive celebrations. Included in this year’s Christmas Carnival are food and drink stalls, outdoor bars, fairground rides and walkabout entertainment and a petting farm. The Farmers’ Market...
The first play to be performed in St Albans' 17th century St Germain's barn heralds a new era for local professional theatre company OVO. More than £1m has been raised towards the conversion of the Grade II listed building in Verulamium Park into The Barn, a 120-seat performance space hosting repertory...
There was a lot of love all over the place in 1977. Not just in Donna Summer’s no.1 hit I Feel Love, but thanks to the Queen Elizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee. To the delight of workers and school children alike, Tuesday June 7 was an extra bank holiday. In St Albans,...
Deborah Heath joins Harpenden Musical Theatre Company at The Eric Morecambe Centre...
Lumin Wealth’s Managing Director, Martin Cotter, examines how to plan for changes in inheritance tax...
Lesley Cowland is on the case investigating Company of Ten's production of the acclaimed thriller at the Abbey Theatre. It was a great idea for the Company of Ten to produce this play as the evenings get darker and everyone needs some light-hearted entertainment. The play is loosely based on John...
A 14-year-old Harpenden actor, singer, songwriter and dancer is appearing in the new series of Stage Stars, which returned to CBBC on BBC iPlayer this October. The second round of Stage Stars takes viewers behind the scenes into the lives of young performers at one of the UK’s leading performing arts...
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