St Albans

Scenes for the third and final series of BBC thriller Doctor Foster are currently filming in Woodland Drive in St Albans. Created and written by Mike Bartlett, the new five-part run will see Suranne Jones reprise her multi-award-winning role as Gemma Foster, alongside returning cast members Bertie Carvel, and Tom Taylor....

Athlete and TV personality Ella Mae Rayner has officially reopened the newly refurbished spa at Westminster Lodge Leisure Centre following a £400,000 transformation. The reopening comes after an exclusive preview event on Tuesday 7 April, where Ella joined invited members for a first look at the upgraded facilities and an exclusive...

We ask a different figure from the local community to choose 10 questions to answer from a list of 50. This week: Phoebe Shergold-Willis, founder and managing director of SASA School of Performing Arts. Where do you walk when you want to think? Clarence Park! It was my go-to place to walk...

New ‘Share with Care’ signs have been officially unveiled by the Friends of Jersey Lane (FoJL). The signs, placed at intervals along the 400-year-old greenway - which stretches from Marshalswick to Sandridge - were provided by Herts county council. to provide a unified identity along its length and encourage its many...

Art, fashion and design students from Oaklands College have returned from a study trip to Barcelona, bringing with them a wealth of research, creative inspiration and new perspectives that will directly shape their End of Year Show. The visit formed a key part of their creative development, giving them the chance...

An open conversation designed to demystify school choices, answer common questions and help parents feel confident navigating the independent senior school journey is taking place at St Albans High School for Girls later this month. Hosted by Amber Waite, principal of St Albans Education Group, and Alan Bird, head of City...

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