St Albans

Plans are in progress for a permanent change to Marlborough Science Academy’s intake to accommodate need and growth within the local area. Over the last three years Herts county council has requested the school expand from 212 to 240 pupils in Year 7. This was always presented as a temporary measure, but...

One of the highlights of the county’s ceremonial calendar took place recently at St Albans Cathedral. The High Sheriff’s Justice Service, which was followed by the Justice Service Lunch at St Albans School, is a way of thanking all those who uphold the law and administer justice within Hertfordshire. His Majesty's Judges,...

St Albans MP Daisy Cooper has officially opened the multi-million pound new Construction Centre at Oaklands College. The ambitious project is a 3,000 sq m new build, making it the UK's newest teaching centre for all of the construction trades. The centre includes workshops for practical learning for the plumbing,...

A St Albans city centre church is hoping that the person who helped themselves to a sentimental Bible might return it.  The St Albans Times contacted St Peter’s Church for an update on the theft of their holy book after a police appeal was launched around 10 days ago.  We suggested to...

A St Albans mum was at the forefront of ensuring blockbuster movie Wicked was completely accessible to all of its cast. That included actor Marissa Bode, who makes history as the first disabled actress to ever play the part of Nessarose. Chantelle Nassari, who uses a wheelchair herself, was the film’s accessibility...

The launch of this year's St Albans Postboxes Christmas campaign has seen national media attention. BBC News and ITV's This Morning were among the outlets covering the initiative, prompted by Monday's attempt to set a world record for the largest number of textile postbox toppers. St Albans Times editor Matt Adams was...

The roaring twenties - 1920s that is - brought some glitz and Great Gatsby glamour to St Michael's Manor in aid of Home-Start Herts. The event, which raised an incredible £23,350 to support local families who are struggling, saw guests getting into the 1920s spirit with flapper dresses, art deco jewellery,...

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