03 Jul 2023 Theatre review: Home
There's no place like it...
There's no place like it...
The actions of county councillors have been compared to Christ's betrayal by Judas Iscariot after they rushed through the sale of the former Radlett airfield site for a controversial rail freight terminal. Weeks after ignoring a petition of more than 8,500 signatories calling for HCC to think again about the sale,...
A young actor from St Albans is winning fantastic reviews for his role in comedy drama The Great. Henry Meredith plays Maxim in the third series of the period romp, which also stars Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult. He made his debut in the show at the end of the second season,...
Where are the main sites submitted for inclusion in the draft Local Plan, and what are the key elements of each scheme? We take a look at the proposals put forward by council officers...
Is the tide starting to turn against the controversial city centre road closures? As we move towards the third and final period of the trial, the success of the scheme is increasingly coming into doubt. As readers will be aware, the closures of High Street, George Street and part of Verulam Road...
Has St Albans district council jumped the gun when it comes to building on our precious Green Belt? Campaign groups across the district watched with baited breath as Monday's meeting of the SADC planning, policy and climate committee identified preferred sites for the building of new homes in the period up...
Elena Hogg, founder of local culinary company FOOD by Elena looks at the diverse dishes you can make using the humble strawberry...
As a decidedly different take on the Great Detective comes to the Roman Theatre, the game's afoot for Deborah Heath...
A rainbow of runners have done their bit to raise funds for new play equipment at a St Albans primary school. How Wood school organised a Well-Being Sponsored Fun Day and Colour Run to kickstart a campaign by the PTA to hit a £15,000 target for new school apparatus in the...
Thousands of people enjoyed the long-awaited return of the Alban Street Festival on Sunday. Cancelled by the pandemic and postponed due to the late Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, the event has not taken place since 2019. It featured a programme of free entertainment including live music, fun activities and street performers, plus...
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