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As we enter the last days of Ramadan, Anisha Kashim contemplates the spiritual significance of this holy month and what it means for the large Muslim community in St Albans. As a Muslim, this month holds deep personal meaning for me, so I wanted to share my reflections on my Ramadan...

Tailor to princes and Prime Ministers, Geoffrey Golding has been an inexorable part of the fabric of St Albans for over 60 years, but his fascinating rags-to-riches story has never been told in full. Now in his 80th year, he has worked on a biography of his life with writer...

Flamstead residents are in a flap after a spate of attacks from a bird of prey on the loose in their village. Initially it was thought to be a Harris hawk which went missing from Whipsnade Zoo in August 2024 but zoo staff have since confirmed it is not theirs. Roy Lamden,...

Bucking the usual trend of driving rain and/or plummeting temperatures, this year's St Albans Pancake Race was a balmy affair in warm spring sunshine. Teams from businesses across the district competed in the St Peter's Street event, either walking or running races to demonstrate their pan-tastic flipping skills. They included Lumin Wealth,...

The team behind the UK’s leading tulip festivals is bringing its colourful flora to St Albans. Tulleys Tulip Fields will be opening on Saturday April 5 on fields adjacent to Willows Activity Farm, in Coursers Road, near London Colney. More than 500,000 bulbs have been planted ready to blossom with more than...

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