13 Apr 2023 Will employers be able to cope with new harassment laws?
Our hard-hitting columnist Eris examines change to workers protection laws...
Our hard-hitting columnist Eris examines change to workers protection laws...
St Albans-based mental health charity Youth Talk is appealing for the community to help raise £20K to enable them to furnish their new premises. The organisation, which provides confidential and free counselling to young people in the St Albans area, wants to double its service provision and reach 20 per cent...
Deborah Heath meets one of the district's most well-known local artists. It is hard to live in St Albans without seeing the work of talented Hannah Sessions, from her iconic Pubs of St Albans tea towels to her map of our city centre in the St Albans Visitor Guide. She is...
It's salad days for James Cameron at the Christopher Place eatery...
Around 100 AD, residents of Roman Verulamium could enjoy public baths with exercise facilities, hot water and beauty treatments. But it took another 1,700 odd years, as far as we know, before public baths were again available to the locals. That’s a long time without a hot bath. In 1877, however,...
Signs highlighting the consequences of two massive developments proposed for Chiswell Green are being trashed by vandals on a nightly basis. Developers want to stick the housing on Green Belt land at St Stephen's Farm and south of Chiswell Green Lane, adding 1,800 new residents to a village which currently only...
In 1988, St Albans city centre ground to a halt following issues with the controversial one-way system recently introduced by the county council. A contemporary television news report - now available online - looked into the impact of the £750,000 computerised traffic system, which saw some motorists trapped in their cars...
A leading Harpenden councillor has spoken out to condemn plans to build 550 new homes on Green Belt land to the north-west of the town.The scheme - proposed by Legal & General (Strategic Land Harpenden Ltd) - involves up to 168 affordable homes, and 130 for integrated retirement living on...
Why is Herts county council ignoring good reasons not to sell the former Radlett airfield site for development as a rail freight terminal? That is the question at the heart of the latest round of legal arguments surrounding the Green Belt land, with fresh evidence suggesting the sale is unnecessary. Both St...
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