Although the acronym is mentioned in connection with various activities within St Albans city centre, there are still some people none the wiser about the remit of St Albans BID (a nationwide abbreviation for Business Improvement District, whether there is a need for improvement or not!), and its relationship with...
Motorists are being warned to stay away from Elm Drive in St Albans after an unexpected sink hole opened in the street. An engineer from Herts county council's highways team is investigating the hole, which is approximately one metre square, to assess the extent of the damage to the road and...
Elena Hogg, founder of local culinary company FOOD by Elena, is looking for foodstuffs in the wild...
It's been a busy few weeks at St Columba's College in St Albans, with staff and pupils alike celebrating some remarkable achievements. Teachers Barry O'Sullivan, Cedy Pinto, and Damian McGinnity completed a gruelling cycling challenge over the Easter break to raise funds for the Iconhope Foundation, a project that supports homeless...
In a belt of trees ten metres south of the A414 near Hedges Farm, Napsbury is a very rare Grade II listed gun turret originally constructed to defend Radlett Airfield and particularly the Handley Page construction hangars during the Second World War. It is called an Allan-Williams turret of which only...
One of the liberties of social media is the freedom to present unsubstantiated conspiracy theories as fact. But without the verification which accompanies professional journalism, there is an inherent danger in offering up half-baked arguments as the results of legitimate and detailed research, as opposed to opinion and conjecture. Fortunately the...
We ask a different figure from the local community to choose 10 questions to answer from a list of 50. This time: the chief executive of young people's mental health charity Youth Talk, David Barker. Do you ever Google yourself? Not really - although when I worked at the British Heart Foundation...
James Cameron checks out Big Smoke Brewery's backstreet boozer...
Countryside charity CPRE Hertfordshire has pledged its full support to campaigners fighting against the controversial rail freight development. The organisation, whose remit is to protect, promote and enhance the countryside for everyone to value and enjoy, is backing Save St Albans – Fight the Freight, and calling for the Green Belt...
The biggest event in the district's business calendar made a triumphant return last week, with the annual St Albans Chamber of Commerce St George's Day lunch. Held at Sopwell House Hotel, it saw representatives from companies large and small gather to network, catch-up and celebrate all that's great about working...
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