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A striking new piece of street art has appeared in Lamb Alley, transforming a once-overlooked and graffitied pillar into a vivid tribute to St Albans’ medieval past. Commissioned by Conservation 50 and supported by HSBC bank, the mural depicts a Wars of the Roses soldier in full armour - a nod...

Miraculously there were no serious injuries following a crash involving two buses in St Peter’s Street, St Albans. The incident took place on Saturday afternoon, when the road was packed with shoppers visiting the Charter Market in the sunshine, but fortunately nobody was hit when an Uno bus careered across the...

A St Albans secondary school is introducing new branded skirts in order to stop female students from rolling them up to often indecent lengths. The Marlborough Science Academy will enforce the wearing of skirts featuring their initials around the waistband from the start of the autumn term in September. Headteacher Annie Thomson...

St Columba’s College spent the last day of half-term raising money for Annabelle’s Challenge, a charity supporting people with vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (vEDS). Vascular EDS is a rare genetic connective tissue disorder, which is characterised by fragile blood vessels and internal organs. It affects around one in 100,000-200,000 people. Students at St...

Neither St Albans district council or Herts county council have taken any responsibility for unpopular yellow lines recently introduced in a city centre road. Last year SADC launched a public consultation on plans to remove the single yellow lines and scrapping most of the one-hour waiting bays in Lattimore Road, eliminating...

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