Harpenden

The saga of Harpenden's unpopular on-street parking charges took another turn this weekend, with council contractors installing flawed signs featuring a host of errors. Fortunately the mistakes were spotted by the SADC workmen, who removed them and replaced the originals in their stead. According to eye-witnesses, the hours given for the restrictions...

We ask a different figure from the local community to choose 10 questions to answer from a list of 50. This week: Harpenden-based social media executive, Daniel Braziel, 27, selected from over 250 candidates to be one of the faces of a Real Life Beauty campaign run by make-up brand...

A commemoration of the life of George Hogg by the Harpenden & District Local History Society took place on July 22 - the 80th anniversary of his death. But who was George Hogg, and how come, whilst he is to this day honoured in China, with statues in eight cities, he...

Harpenden Town Council has launched a new Business Forum offering vital support to the town's business owners, managers and leaders. HTC is keen to engage with local organisations from all industries - from small start-ups to larger local companies - to understand challenges, share ideas and promote partnerships within the...

Harpenden Icons - a new photography exhibition reflecting on the town's many drinking establishments - is on display at the Eric Morecambe Centre. The project is the work of local photographer and regular St Albans Times contributor Steve Collins, and features images of all the pubs in Harpenden, double-exposed against their...

Hundreds of classic cars, motorcycles and scooters packed out Harpenden Common last week for an annual celebration of 20th century motoring. Classics on the Common brings together owners and enthusiasts for a much-loved charity fundraising event. Organised by Rotary in Harpenden, this year's beneficiaries included Empowering Kids in Kenya, Keech Hospice Care...

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