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A massive children’s indoor play event proposed to take place in Clarence Park throughout the Easter holidays will not be happening. The project, by a company called Overplay, suggested they could occupy the grassed area between the bandstand and Verdi’s for 28 days, opening from 9am to 6pm in a 12m...

Councillors have narrowly approved controversial plans for 550 new homes in north-west Harpenden. Members of SADC's development management committee voted 5-4 in favour of giving on the green light to the proposals by Legal & General to build on land adjacent to Thrales End Lane, Cooters End Lane and Ambrose Lane,...

Flexible workspace operator Co-Space is set to occupy approximately 28,000 sq.ft. of new workspace in city centre showpiece development Jubilee Square, becoming the site's first major commercial tenant. The 20-year partnership agreement sees the flexible work operator join forces with landlord SADC, who spearheaded the development, and occupy Eleanor Ormerod House, one...

Deborah Heath is at the Maltings Arts Theatre for Breakaway's new production of the comedy drama. St Albans theatregoers are being treated to the second play in the 'Ladies' trilogy by Amanda Whittington; the first, 'Ladies Day', being staged by Company of Ten last month, and Breakway themselves in 2022.'Ladies Down...

Bungling council contractors installed SADC’s controversial new Harpenden parking meters on land belonging to the town council – which has been outspoken in opposition to the scheme. Two of the machines, including one on the concourse outside Boots in the High Street, were apparently placed on HTC land in error. They were...

Hundreds of new homes could be built on fields neighbouring Batford as part of a major development for north-east Harpenden. The project, by Crest Nicholson, would see a mixed-use development of approximately 750 homes, a new two-form entry primary school, a community facility including medical centre and shops and on-site sports...

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