Put sustainability at the heart of your St Albans Christmas shopping

A selective group of sustainable local businesses have come together to inspire consumers to think differently about their purchases this Christmas. Eliza of twenty_outfits, is a slow fashion advocate/stylist, and curator of the St Albans Sustainable Collective which showcases some of the city’s creative and unique small businesses and makers. All...

The first bespoke children’s story book from St Albans Cathedral is officially published on Sunday. Felipe the Sheep is written by Andrew Baird, a congregation member at St Albans, and is illustrated by Liz Cherrett. It is described as a colourful read-aloud book and tells the tale of Felipe, a character in...

The bitterly cold weather didn't deter 20,000 people from descending on Harpenden yesterday for the town's annual Christmas Carnival. The event included live entertainment, street food, a Christmas Market, the pipes and drums-led procession, Santa and the much-anticipated Christmas lights switch-on. Photos by Steve Collins, Hannah Hall, Jill Bolton, Tim Tate, Helen...

The village of Sandridge has undergone something of a renaissance over the past month, and more positive developments are promised in the weeks ahead. Having closed its doors during the Covid pandemic, the much-loved Heartwood Tearooms reopened for business at the start of November following a major redesign internally, both to...

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