Chris Evans, founder of Hatch, explains why they have moved to a new location and how customers can be reassured of the same atmosphere and offerings...
Stars align as the Company of Ten presents Constellations, a captivating play that takes audiences on a mesmerising journey through the cosmos of human connection. This out-of-this-world production opens at the Abbey Theatre Studio in October. “Every choice you’ve ever made and never made, exists in an unimaginably vast ensemble of parallel...
Before Jez opened EYES on St Albans back in 2018, he was working for MOSCOT in Soho. You might also have noticed a couple of new MOSCOT graphics appearing on the shop windows over the last months. MOSCOT are a true family business and make Jez’s 40 years in the industry...
Traffic congestion, air pollution and parking in Harpenden - and how they might be alleviated - were key issues addressed at the autumn public meeting of the Harpenden Society. Guest speaker Stephen Joseph, from the Smart Mobility Unit at the University of Hertfordshire, was asked to review the transport and traffic...
A resident living near a Wheathampstead landmark is appealing to overturn a Section 106 agreement relating to her property. When part of the former rectory in King Edward Place was transformed into the residential accommodation now known as Moat House in 2011, planning consent included a specific obligation as part of...
Why have SADC staff been given extra spaces at Harpenden’s Amenbury Lane car park? The Harpenden Society has contacted the St Albans Times to see if we can obtain answers after receiving a number of complaints from car park users. It seems spaces at the car park - which is adjacent to...
St Albans & Hertfordshire Architectural & Archaeological Society (SAHAAS) has donated almost £1,400 to Centre 33 following a talk by a leading historian. In June this year the society arranged for Professor Michael Wood, the well-known broadcaster, to give a talk at St Albans School on Why the Anglo-Saxons Matter. Attendees...
The newly-revamped Pioneer Club opened their doors to the public on Saturday for their first open day. After a significant upgrade to all areas of the site, this was many people’s first opportunity to see the new look and hear plans for the future of the venue. The indoor skatepark has been...
Campaigners fighting the proposed rail freight terminal on the former Radlett airfield site to the south of St Albans have lodged a legal challenge in a bid to prevent the development from going ahead. Save St Albans: Fight the Freight say they have evidence that shows serious failings in the way...
Having lunch with a fairy, a mermaid and Ken Barlow’s son might seem like a random dream but it actually happened this week. Never in all my days did I imagine I would be able to discuss my favourite Buddhist quote “Whatever is in the way is the way” over...
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