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Ginny Cooper, the face of STANTA (St Albans Enterprise Agency) for 24 years, has recently retired from her role. Here she looks back on the highlights of her time working on behalf of the local business community. I am feeling a mixture of excitement and sadness as I will certainly miss...

In the wake of recent anti-immigration riots, employers may find themselves facing a challenging situation if any of their employees are implicated in these events. Managing such a scenario requires a careful, balanced approach that respects the rights of the individuals involved while safeguarding the company’s reputation and workplace harmony. Below are...

The replacement of Harpenden’s dangerous and dilapidated skate park with a modern concrete alternative has been cancelled for financial reasons. Harpenden Town Council (HTC), which took over management of Rothamsted Park in 2021, had successfully secured planning permission for the project and raised a substantial amount of external fundraising with local...

Almost £2,000 was raised at a charity festival in memory of a beloved friend, husband and father who tragically lost his life to cancer the day after his 40th birthday. Luke Harris was diagnosed with incurable bowel cancer in December 2017, and passed away during the first Covid lockdown on March...

A wild wallaby has been spotted hopping around in St Albans. The marsupial was seen by Zoe Benham in Beech Road this morning at around 8am, and she was quickly able to film a brief video as proof. She said: “It came out of the Harvesters car park, went across the road...

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