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Dementia-friendly screenings of classic films are taking place at The Odyssey to provide a gentler and more welcoming cinema experience for those people with the condition and their families. The screenings include meaningful adjustments, such as low auditorium lighting, no adverts or trailers, and a relaxed environment where people are free...

St Albans Foodies Festival welcomed record-breaking crowds to Oaklands College for an unforgettable weekend of food, music, entertainment and family fun, all set against a backdrop of glorious sunshine. Thousands of visitors poured onto the Smallford campus from the moment the gates opened. With packed cooking theatres, bustling artisan markets, masterclasses...

Ornate heritage lamp posts dating back more than 100 years are being removed and destroyed by county contractors. Many of the cast iron posts located around St Albans Conservation Area face being removed by Ringway and modern steel replacements installed instead. They include four in Clarence Road, at least three on Townsend...

Leo Sery, St Albans City's top scorer with 20 goals in all competitions last season, has turned down the chance to stay at Clarence Park and instead signed a two-year deal with Chelmsford City of the National League South, writes Jess Unwin. The striker was a standout success for Saints in...

Rev Peter Crumpler, associate minister at St Paul’s Church in Fleetville, reflects on the importance of the St Albans landmark… St Albans Cathedral plays a major role in our city – far beyond being a place of Christian worship, seven days a week. It attracts many thousands of tourists to our...

The new clutch of Peregrine falcon chicks at St Albans Cathedral have been ringed - and their genders determined as one male, one female, and possibly another female - weight being the only determinate at this stage. The three chicks are thriving, despite the heat and the sad loss of a...

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