Matt Adams inflicts his brood on the city's newest pub and restaurant...
Owen Teale, who played Ser Alliser Thorne in the celebrated HBO fantasy series Game of Thrones, was a surprise guest at the Rose and Crown in Sandridge on Sunday. Accompanied by his dog Purdy, he met up with a group of fellow dog lovers and was happy to be photographed with...
Elena Hogg, founder of St Albans culinary company FOOD by Elena, is firing up the barbie...
Green Party campaigner Juliet Voisey has won the St Peter's ward by-election. She becomes the third Green councillor on St Albans district council, joining Cllr Simon Grover and Cllr Matt Fisher. The result of the by-election was: Greens 628, Liberal Democrats 537, Conservative Party 156, Labour 84. Juliet said: “I’m overwhelmed - thank...
P.G Wodehouse's iconic duo visit the Abbey Theatre for a dose of hilarious family fun. Deborah Heath was in the audience. If you are after madcap comedy, which is clean, clever and suitable for the whole family then look no further than Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense, presented by Company...
The official installation of a blue plaque commemorating the life of Orchid King Frederick Sander took place at 21 George Street on Saturday. The event, organised by Blue Plaques St Albans, was attended by Mayor Cllr Anthony Rowlands and Mayoress Annie Stevenson, Dylan Steel - the son of artist Ant who...
A petition of more than 8,500 names has been presented to County Hall calling on councillors to stop the sale of the former Radlett airfield for a rail freight terminal - but HCC has already decided to ignore it. Quentin Baker, director of law and governance, was the man who blocked...
Runners endured the hottest weekend of the year to take part in this year's St Albans Half Marathon. The event took place in blazing sunshine on Sunday morning, starting and finishing at Verulamium Park, with a variety of routes on top of the standard half, including a 5K and fun run. All...
Laura Bill visits the new London Road premises of mental health charity Youth Talk, which has relocated from Lower Dagnall Street. From a dark, small building tucked away in the Conservation Area with no parking to this well-lit, centralised location which has now been completely revamped – I can see a...
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