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Two Peregrine falcon chicks have successfully hatched on St Albans Cathedral, today (Monday). Three eggs formed the second clutch laid this year after the birds’ first clutch were destroyed on April 7. Lea Ellis, engagement manager at Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust said: “We’re delighted to see the wonderful comeback these birds...

Why won’t the leader of St Albans district council meet with the 50 aggrieved Harpenden businesses who signed a letter condemning the on-street parking charges? The pressure continues despite a recently announced review of the scheme and the introduction of a single code for parking. Elaine Bradford, who has been instrumental in...

Two former St Albans politicians led a local delegation to Fethiye in Turkey as part of a bid to show support to strong and democratic local government. It followed the recent arrest of the Mayor of Istanbul, and coincided with the further arrests of five more democratically elected mayors as President...

Almost a year since the official opening of SADC’s flagship development Jubilee Square, there is still no tenant for the hospitality venture at the forefront of the Victoria Street facade. The Pavilion remains available for a commercial lease – and the St Albans Times understands there has been some interest but...

Highfield Park Trust have secured funding to support the much-needed repair and resurfacing of the path between the West Lodge entrance and Highfield Lane. The funding comes from the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund, which supports community and environmental projects within four miles of a Tarmac waste, cement and lime or quarrying...

A special event recognising the personality, kindness, and spirit of people with learning disabilities across the county saw residents from St Albans collecting awards. The Rumble Awards are designed, delivered, and performed by people with learning disabilities. This year’s theme was magic, and the event featured original performances, art, and decorations...

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