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James Cameron is at The Horn as its Britpop revival continues...
James Cameron is at The Horn as its Britpop revival continues...
Château Galoupet is nestled amidst 69 hectares of vineyards and 77 hectares of wild protected woodland, overlooking the Golden Isles on the French Riviera. This Cru Classé Côtes de Provence estate has been meticulously regenerated, nurturing both the vines and the biodiversity that thrives here. Certified organic since May 2023, it’s...
There’s much more to St Albans Museum + Gallery than award-winning exhibitions and the chance to sup your coffee from a courtroom dock - the shop is a unique retail space packed with bespoke items crafted by local artisans. Championing local suppliers and offering goods to reflect the St Albans area,...
With less than a month to go before the district council elections on May 2, the full list of candidates has now been published. As is the case every year, a third of the council is up for election, with candidates standing in all wards apart from Redbourn and Colney Heath. Elections...
A bid to permanently fence off a piece of previously open green space on the Verulam Estate has gone to appeal after SADC rejected the proposal. A retrospective application was submitted for the site, where Windridge Close meets Westfields last year, prompting more than 100 objections from residents. Vast swathes of what...
Eastertide, one of the two major festivals in the Christian calendar, was marked by St Albans Cathedral with a host of special services and events. The Very Reverend Jo Kelly-Moore, Dean of St Albans, said: “At the heart of the Easter story, in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ,...
A much-loved city centre pub is closing its doors for a month-long makeover. Historic hostelry The Peahen, at the junction of Holywell Hill, Chequer Street, London Road and High Street, will be temporarily closed between April 21 and May 24. A spokesperson for McMullen & Sons, who manage the former hotel, said:...
Desperate moves by St Albans council to use parking fees to prop up its budget black hole have exposed questions about the extent to which certain revenues can be used to fill the deficit. Speaking to the St Albans Times recently, council leader Cllr Chris White said SADC only had three...
Launched by former Bake-Off contestant Johnny Shepherd in 2011, The Pudding Stop began with one van – Penelope - in St Albans. Since getting to week three of the first series in 2010, things have really taken off for Johnny, who now has shops in St Albans, Harpenden, Radlett and a...
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