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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...

Neighbours living near Park Street roundabout have condemned the clearance of trees and vegetation as part of road modifications for the controversial strategic rail freight development. They say the trees and vegetation significantly help in reducing the noise, light and emissions pollution generated by the well-used roundabout , but these are...

A new scheme aimed at tackling the scourge of cigarette litter is providing a quirky solution in the form of a Ballot Bin. Working alongside SADC to maintain a clean and welcoming city centre, St Albans BID (Business Improvement District) has introduced this fun way to encourage behavioural change by encouraging...

Love is in the air at St Albans' historic Clock Tower, with a special Valentine's projection on the side of the Grade I listed belfry. The illuminations have been arranged by St Albans BID (Business Improvement District) as a boost to the city centre's nighttime economy, and also include Valentine-themed lights...

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