A vital NHS service providing relief to millions of people across the UK has been withdrawn unexpectedly, leaving patients forced to pay out for treatment out of their own pocket. Every year, approximately 2.3m patients - mainly hearing aid users, elderly people and those with a learning disability - receive treatment...
Elena Hogg, founder of local culinary company FOOD by Elena, can’t wait until spring to get her hands on some rhubarb...
The wood panelled walls of St Albans’ only fine dining Indian restaurant - the critically acclaimed Chez Mumtaj - are broken up by glass display cabinets heaving with the awards lavished on the venue over the 16 years since its inception. They were initially designed to showcase bottles of wine and...
Laura Bill looks at the demands we place on local GP services, and what they can do to make the experience better...
Elena Hogg, founder of local culinary company FOOD by Elena, finds her pulses racing to be part of some delicious dishes...
Sheldon Ringrose continues her series of articles examining fashion through the ages with a look at styles from the 18th century...
Drum and bass legends Rudimental have been secretly rehearsing for their upcoming world tour in St Albans’ very own Pioneer Club. The band, whose hits include Feel the Love and These Days, have been performing in the main auditorium for most of the day, having spent more than a week at...
Elena Hogg, founder of local culinary company FOOD by Elena, is boiling up some satisfying broths to help keep the winter chills at bay...
A kitbag is thrown on the ground and a group of eager youths scramble to extract their choice of weapon, be it a sword, axe, staff or even a massive hammer… But have no fear, their weapons are wood and the wielders are actors in the Company of Ten’s latest production,...
St Albans writer Becky Alexander is probably best known as an expert on the local foodie scene, but she is now hoping to break new ground as a novelist, with her first book exploring the dark side of the highly-competitive theatre world. “Two years ago, I went to a literary festival...
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