Author: Editor

An inaugural International Women’s Day event at St Columba’s College focused on the theme of ‘accelerating action’. The event featured St Albans MP Daisy Cooper, owner of the award-winning Dressing Room boutique Deryane Tadd, head of fundraising at cancer charity Look Good Feel Better Nicola Ellul, Kendalls Florist owner Louise Wilkes...

Could families living in affordable homes on one of St Albans’ proposed new housing developments be sitting on a ticking timebomb of flooding? That’s the fear of campaign group CLASH, which has been fighting against the development of north St Albans for around 15 years. As the district Local Plan enters the...

St Albans' Abbey Line Community Rail Partnership will be joining national celebrations marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of the modern railway, one of Britain’s greatcontributions to the world. Railway 200 commemorates the opening of the world’s first permanent steam locomotive railway – The Stockton and Darlington Railway in North-East...

Daisy Cooper has been named as one of the 100 leading women in politics and public service for the second year in a row. She joins fellow Parliamentarians like Deputy PM Angela Rayner and leader of the Opposition Kemi Badenoch, alongside leading figures in the civil service, public affairs, and political...

Tailor to princes and Prime Ministers, Geoffrey Golding has been an inexorable part of the fabric of St Albans for over 60 years, but his fascinating rags-to-riches story has never been told in full. Now in his 80th year, he has worked on a biography of his life with writer...

When you think of puppets you might think of Spitting Image or The Muppets but did you know that the power of positive puppetry is making an impact with children right on our doorstep? A St Albans daughter and dad duo has been providing a platform for change through their extraordinary...

One of the district’s fly-tipping hotspots is the surroundings of Fleetville Recreation Ground, where piles of rubbish can frequently be found dumped next to the bins in Hatfield Road. But last week one of the perpetrators made the unusual decision to dump waste that included named coursework books from their child’s...

Contribute

You can help keep quality local journalism alive by making a one-off donation or set up a regular direct debit. Any contributions will help ensure the long-term future of the St Albans Times.