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Globally acclaimed tenor Alfie Boe is joining the line-up for this year's St Albans Pub in the Park. The food and music festival, which is curated by celebrity chef Tom Kerridge, returns to Verulamium Park from September 5-7. Alfie will be part of the Lazy Sunday bill which already features Squeeze, Amy Winehouse...

We ask a different figure from the local community to choose 10 questions to answer from a list of 50. This week: Sue Wybrow, who describes herself as Chief Legwarmer Wearer at Popdance World, owner of The Businesses Community, Dance Teacher Directory and Wybrow Associates. Do you remember your first kiss? Yes,...

Verulam councillors have said they are positive about plans for thousands of new homes on their doorstep.Proposals for the East Hemel development call for up to 4,000 new homes, health and community facilities, new schools, new transport links and green spaces including a country park.It covers a 975-acre area of...

“One of our challenges is that we are reasonably well-known but poorly understood. A lot of people will go into our shops and not realise they’ve been served by a formerly homeless companion.” Duncan Lewis has been the CEO of Emmaus Hertfordshire for the past four years, and is arguably the...

As we move past the cold and quiet months of January and February, it’s the perfect time to reconnect with friends and invite them over for a delightful dinner party. There’s no better way to celebrate than with the exquisite wines of Alsace, which offer a range of styles perfectly suited...

Nobody’s Child opened at Christopher Place this week, bringing its signature blend of trend-led, responsible fashion to St Albans. From feminine silhouettes to heritage-inspired denim, the brand is all about making women feel confident, stylish, and effortless. Nobody’s Child believes fashion should be more than just clothes - it should be empowering,...

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