Harpenden

St Albans fashionista Karen Jennings has opened a pop-up boutique in Harpenden - but hurry, it's only there for two weeks. Influencer, personal stylist and denim expert Karen Jennings was a senior stylist at The Dressing Room for 17 years, and manager, director and franchisee of St Albans’ late-lamented Levi Store. She...

Harpenden RFC has revealed that the 59th National Pub Sevens (NP7s) will be part of the largest rugby sevens tournament in Europe. Selected to host the third leg of the LIT Super 7’s “Elite” Competition, this prestigious event will take place on Saturday June 21. Dating back to 1966, the NP7s is...

Harpenden MP Victoria Collins is demanding immediate action to address persistent speeding problems on Station Road following numerous concerns raised by local residents about road safety in the area. Neighbours have repeatedly highlighted the dangers posed by vehicles traveling at excessive speeds, particularly around hazardous bends, and reported feeling unsafe both...

The unprecedented move by Harpenden Town Council to embark on a legal challenge against SADC’s controversial on-street parking charges looks like becoming one of the flagpole issues of the forthcoming May elections. Elections are taking place for four positions on the town council, with vacancies for one councillor in North Ward...

What do you really know about how Harpenden grew to surpass all neighbouring villages as the predominant settlement in the area? Given the known early greater importance of Wheathampstead, people often ask when and why Harpenden eventually took over. It’s so easy to say that it was simply the railways that...

A chance to see some of the finest examples of local amateur photography is just weeks away from opening. Harpenden Photographic Society's free annual photography exhibition takes place on Saturday April 26 at High Street Methodist Church in the town. The show features inspirational work from local photographers, with images including landscapes,...

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