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Are you a St. Albans based blogger, twitter user or member of St. Albans People? If so, pop down to the Hare and Hound on Thursday evening (11 March) for the opportunity to have a …
Today I came across some fascinating historical images of St. Albans, many of which have probably never been seen by the public. The images, mostly taken in the late 1800s, include street scenes, photos of …
Yesterday we took a drive out to the village of Redbourn which is just 4 miles or so from our home in St. Albans.
There’s not a lot to the village – a single high street …
The 4+ inch deep pothole I highlighted here and on St. Albans People has been repaired.
The hole, which could easily have caused a cyclist to crash or swerve into traffic, or a car to …
This afternoon, we decided to stop into Thai Square for lunch with the kids. Those who have lived in St. Albans for more than a couple of years will still remember that the magnificent Tudor …
Yesterday I spotted a pothole several inches deep at the top of Normandy Road:
It was so shocked by it’s depth that I actually went home to get a tape measure – and found that it’s …
Last night’s episode of EastEnders, in which Bianca and Ricky got married, was filmed at St. Peter’s Church in St. Albans.
You can clearly make out the church as well as the Cock pub in …
It’s been a long time, probably too long, since the last St. Albans bloggers meet-up, which took place last winter (much to our surprise there was several inches of snow on the ground by the …
I took the opportunity, as part of St. Albans Residents First Weekend, to go on a tour to the top of the Cathedral today. I’ve posted a full review, which includes some nice pieces of …
Today I dropped in to the Courtyard Cafe, located next door to the Museum of St. Albans on Hatfield Road, for breakfast and coffee on my way to a meeting at work. Although I’d passed …
