St Albans

An independent St Albans recruitment consultant of 17 years’ standing says she isn’t surprised by a new poll which puts the city in the top three places for job opportunities.The study, conducted by HR software provider Ciphr, compared employment data for 100 of the UK’s most populated towns and cities...

The Great Big Walk for Herts is back with a new distance and a new location on September 28. Led by a guide from the Hertfordshire Way and raising funds for Herts Young Homeless, the circular half marathon loop will start and finish at Heartwood Forest and will take in Wheathampstead,...

A South Asian fair is being held at St Albans Museum + Gallery as part of a month-long cultural initiative. The Mini Mela Festival is part of South Asian Heritage Month, which seeks to recognise the diverse heritage, histories and cultures in South Asian countries like Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal,...

A new exhibition in the North Transept of St Albans Cathedral featuring the artwork of 19th century artist Holmes Winter presents a unique and valuable record of our city at the start of a period of great change. Winter (1851-1935) trained at the Norwich School of Art and came to St...

Makers of the St Albans edition of Monopoly initially feared that our affluent city may be “too posh” to have an Old Kent Road equivalent in its version of the world’s most popular board game. But one ancient landmark has come to the rescue! The historic Roman Theatre has now been...

Local Greenpeace volunteers stickered beauty company Dove’s plastic bottles on sale in the St Albans branch of Morrisons with the message ‘Stop Dove’s plastic pollution’. They also added shelf inserts asking customers to pledge to ‘Ditch Dove’ and if they knew that Dove’s owner Unilever is one of the world’s biggest...

18:24 hours on 1.8.24 was a special moment for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution as lifeboat crews and fund raisers around the country were photographed to mark the 200th anniversary of the creation of the lifesaving charity in 1824. Members of the St Albans branch joined in the “One Moment One...

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