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A chance meeting at an an airport resulted in a new branch of award-winning frozen food shop COOK opening in St Albans. Director of retail and COOK franchise owner Matthew Bourne found the site in St Albans after a fan of COOK and local resident, Karen, suggested it when they met...

A blue plaque commemorating the life of Margaret Wix - St Albans' first woman mayor - will be installed where she lived for many years at 40 Holywell Hill. The plaque will be officially installed by Jo Kelly-Moore, Dean of St Albans Cathedral, at 6.30pm on Wednesday July 24. Margaret Annie Wix...

St Albans’ own Pioneer Club celebrated its biggest open day so far on Sunday, with crowds packing out the community venue throughout the afternoon and evening. With highlights from Glastonbury and then England’s breathtaking match with Slovenia on the big screen, readings by the Ver Poets, free skatepark demos, hair braiding...

Liberal Democrat Daisy Cooper has won a landslide victory to remain as the MP for St Albans. The full results were: Sophia Adams Bhatti (Labour) 5,189Daisy Cooper (Liberal Democrats) 29,222 John Leroy Dowdle (Reform) 4,336 Simon Grover (Green Party) 3,272 Dafydd Morriss (Heritage Party) 104 Stewart Satterly (Social Democratic Party) 103 James Spencer (Conservative Party) 9,388 The...

Liberal Democrat candidate for Harpenden and Berkhamsted Victoria Collins has been elected as the new constituency's first MP. The results were: Victoria Collins (Liberal Democrats) 27,282 Paul De Hoest (Green Party) 1,951 Nigel Gardner (Conservative Party) 16,574 Zara Layne (Labour) 4,061 Mark Patten (Social Democratic Party) 223 Saba Poursaeedi (Reform UK) 4,245 The election turnout was 75.49%. ...

St Albans BID is supporting Independents’ Day UK by encouraging shoppers to make an extra effort to support small and shop local in July. Independents’ Day UK is a year-round campaign dedicated to supporting and promoting independent retail businesses throughout the UK. Each year, it culminates in a special focus around...

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