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In the five and a bit years since The Ivy opened in St Albans, the brasserie has secured itself a comfortable niche among the independents and other chain restaurants which populate the city. Its cross-generational appeal stems from the simple truth that you are almost certain to have a good time...

A new defibrillator funded by theatre group the Company of Ten has been installed at the front entrance of the Abbey Theatre. Sudden cardiac arrest is one of the most prominent killers and public access defibrillators can be lifesaving. Currently less than one in ten people will survive a cardiac incident,...

Last month, I had the pleasure of heading off to Timisoara, Romania’s joint second largest city, to explore their extensive range of relatively unknown wines. Often referred to as little Vienna, it had beautiful, cobbled streets and magnificent squares, lined with cafés and restaurants, echoing the Austrian culture of old. Before...

There's just over a month to go before Harpenden Christmas Carnival, which promises a wide mix of of entertainment, activities, food and drink, outdoor bars and music as well as the Christmas Farmers’ Market, funfair and lights switch on. The event, which takes place on November 26, welcomes around 20,000 people...

The former wife of the late theoretical physicist and cosmologist Professor Stephen Hawking was the guest of honour at a ceremony at St Albans School last week. Dr Jane Hawking named its new state-of-the-art science facility after school alumnus Professor Hawking. The Hawking Building houses the science department and includes dedicated physics,...

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