St Albans-based band of brothers Princes to Kings are playing their first hometown headline show at The Pioneer Club in The Suet Yard on Saturday night. The siblings will take to the stage one day after the release of their upcoming EP ‘Too Soon to Cry About’. Over the last few years,...
The Friends of Jersey Lane (FoJL) - a community group established in April - fielded its first volunteer working group last week, as part of its aim to conserve the lane’s natural assets, enhance its biodiversity and support the local Green Space Action Plan. The working group began the process of...
Families will be able to walk through a winter wonderland featuring festive characters, nutcrackers and elves before meeting Father Christmas in his grotto at Willows Activity Farm this festive season. The Santa Spectacular takes place between November 24 and December 24, and every child who meets the man in red will...
Morgan Howell, AKA, Supersizeart, was there for the return of St Albans’ own supergroup...
We ask a different figure from the local community to choose 10 questions to answer from a list of 50. This time: ecclesiastical rodent and social media legend the Mouse Bishop of St Albans (@MouseBishop on X/Twitter) Where do you most like to have a picnic in St Albans? Clarence Park, unless...
With bagels the only food on the menu, let’s hope they live up to expectations for James Cameron...
Happy Valley actor and St Albans local Vincent Franklin has teamed up with 18 famous men to raise awareness of men’s increased risk of modern slavery – ahead of International Men’s Day on Sunday . He appears in a campaign film, launched by the charity Causeway, alongside actor and broadcaster Stephen...
Pedestrians and cyclists alike should benefit from major changes to the road network in central St Albans, but will they result in snarl-ups and delays for motorists or ease traffic flow through the city? As detailed in last week’s St Albans Times, Herts county council is planning to install traffic lights...
Deborah Heath sniffs out the new production by the Company of Ten at the Abbey Theatre...
Hundreds of people packed out St Albans city centre yesterday to remember the fallen heroes of World Wars and other conflicts. A parade made up of representatives from the Royal British Legion, air, sea and army cadets, the Guiding and Scout movements, the police and other uniformed services made their way...
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