Pro-remain campaign group says tide is shifting in city
A pro-EU campaign group claimed their day of action proved that the city still overwhelmingly backs remaining in the European Union.
Campaigners seek national support to stop business rates closing pubs
Campaigners trying to save city pubs will try to gather national support after a ‘successful’ meeting with a government minister on Monday.
St Albans pharmacies see 'spike' in supply shortages
Pharmacies around the city say political uncertainty is the cause of supply shortages, but experts have cited other factors.
'Fun and vibrant atmosphere' promised at basketball tournament
A national voluntary basketball organisation will return to St Albans to host a ‘diverse’ tournament in February.
'St Albans is the perfect city to host a vegan festival'
A ‘vegan fair’ will run for the second consecutive summer, organisers have announced.
Save city's pubs: Landlords take campaign to Parliament
Publicans are presenting their case in Parliament after being given a boost by their MP’s activity in the Commons.
What would make you jump into a swimming pool in the middle of winter?
More than 400 people took on an icy New Year's Day challenge for charity.
Student 'will never understand' how some people disagree with helping at Calais refugee camps
A student will take donations when she goes to work in refugee camps in Calais this winter.
Landlords turn up the heat to save city pubs
Prominent landlords and campaigners met with their MP to strive for their pubs’ future existence.
Historic chalk mine could be cause of sinkhole
A large ‘sinkhole’ that appeared in St Albans may have been caused by historic chalk mining, experts believe.
