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It’s OK To Say founder and CEO Stacey Turner, is preparing herself for an emotional return to her home country of Australia… Beer gardens are overflowing. Parks are packed with picnic blankets and melting ice creams, but while St Albans makes the most of this glorious summer, my mind is more...

Thirty-five-year-old journeyman striker Inih Effiong is the ninth confirmed addition to the Saints squad for the upcoming new season. Effiong returns to Clarence Park after starting his career with St Albans City at the tender age 17 when the then manager Steve Castle gave him his first chance.  After scoring 15 goals in...

Hertfordshire will be divided into four new unitary authorities as part of Local Government Reorganisation, and St Albans will be merged with Dacorum under the new structure. The Government initiative will replace the current two-tier system of St Albans district council and Herts county council with unitary authorities by April 2028. SADC’s...

Hillary Childs returns to the Westminster Lodge facility for the first time in six years - but how much has changed? The last time I enjoyed a relaxing afternoon in the oasis of calm that is Westminster Lodge’s Verulamium Spa, I was heavily pregnant with my second daughter, and took full...

RedFest 2026 proved to be another outstanding success, with this year’s festival delivering one of the biggest and best celebrations yet. For its sixth year, the organisers introduced a completely new site layout, creating more space for visitors and allowing a host of exciting new attractions to be added to the...

Frustrated passengers faced long queues to access the ticket machines at St Albans City station this morning, with just one working device at the Platform 4 entrance. It has since been revealed that Thameslink are permanently switching off a number of the machines due to changes in customer habits. A spokesperson said:...

More than 1,000 people flocked to the third annual Cottonmill Gathering, a free family-focused community event organised entirely by volunteers from the Sopwell Residents Association. Special guests at the Cottonmill Community and Cycle Centre included St Albans Mayor Cllr Matt Fisher and Herts county council chairman Sandy Walkington. Children enjoyed bungee jumping,...

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