One of St Albans' flagship venues is relaunching with an exciting new look. The Pioneer Club in Heathlands Drive opens its doors this Saturday (September 23) for a special open day. All fixed up and painted over the past few weeks by a keen team of volunteer skaters, musicians and parents, they'd...
Deborah Heath heads back to the 1990s for the Company of Ten’s latest production at the Abbey Theatre...
A St Albans social group celebrated its 10th anniversary last weekend with pub drinks and piñatas. Around 50 people from the ‘Social in St Albans – Millennials’ group marked the milestone birthday in the White Hart Tap pub’s beer garden on Saturday. Among the festivities were two special piñatas shaped as a...
Deborah Heath looks back on a spectacular summer of comedy, drama and everything in between at OVO's outdoor extravaganza...
James Cameron gets his noodles on at the refurbished Beehive...
Fears that a much-loved area of common land north of Harpenden could be sold the highest bidder have been quashed thanks to the creation of a new charity. The Friends of Kinsbourne Green Common will enable the local community to purchase the land from the current owners without going to auction...
I’m thrilled to welcome back the delightful cheese and wine pairings from Fleetville Larder. During our conversation, Ed introduced me to some new additions that graced his collection over the summer months. And as always, there’s a captivating tale behind each bottle that finds its place in the Larder’s curated selection. One...
A developer is appealing against the refusal of plans to build nine houses on Green Belt land behind properties in Napsbury. The scheme, by Montway Limited, is for six terraced houses, two semi-detached houses and one detached house to the rear of of 28 to 34 North Cottages, plus associated landscaping...
Opening EYES on St Albans was Jez’s dream. Even when he was fitting out the shell of the shop, he was determined that his little corner of The Quadrant was to become part of the community. Not just the Marshalswick community, but St Albans as a whole – by doing what...
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