Supermarket giant Lidl has launched a community consultation on plans for a new store in the heart of St Albans. The company is looking at building the outlet at Brick Knoll Park, on Ashley Road, replacing the aging office block and warehouse on the site. Car parking will be provided on site,...
Deborah Heath is back at the Abbey Theatre Studio for Company of Ten’s version of Amelia Bulmore’s comedy...
James Cameron risks enflaming inter-district tensions with a visit to the St Albans branch of the independent deli chain...
July 1946, the first summer free of war for many people for what must have seemed like a very long time...
Markyate Scout Group is at risk of imminent closure unless volunteers come forwards to take over as leaders. After an extensive appeal for help, only one person has come forwards, and that was to run the Beavers. Secretary Kyle Gamble said: “We have been trying for the best part of a year...
St Albans City 2 Cray Wanderers 3 (Isthmian League Premier Division)From Jess Unwin at Clarence Park, photos by Jim Standen. A third defeat in a row, leaving St Albans City 12 points behind the play-off places, prompted Saints manager Gary McCann to concede that promotion back to the National League South...
St Albans Abbey Theatre’s Company of Teens will be bringing fresh urgency and youthful power to a subversive retelling of a classical Greek myth. Margaret Atwood's The Penelopiad revisits Homer’s Odyssey from the perspective of Penelope, wife of Odysseus, alongside the chorus of her maids whose fate has long been relegated...
If you haven’t been fortunate to see one of St Albans Gang Show’s many productions over the past 25 years, then nobody would forgive you for having certain preconceptions about what to expect. In fact, reviewing my first show last year, I had an idea of an all-singing, all-dancing variety show...
Grassroots cover band The New Classics will be belting out all genres of music from funk, soul, pop to rock and country at the Hare and Hounds in Sopwell Lane this evening. It's the first of the pub's new fortnightly live music sessions, which aims to bring something different to the...
Campaigners fighting against a pincer movement of housing developments which threaten the character of historic Sandridge village have highlighted major flaws in the applications. The village, which dates back to Saxon times, is facing proposals for more than 100 new homes on Green Belt land to the east and west which...
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