Last year, Mike received a Christmas card from a Help for Heroes supporter. It was part of the charity’s campaign encouraging people to send a message of hope to isolated veterans – and it made a ...

A warning has been issued to licensed firearms owners, with police expecting thefts to rise and asking people to "prevent them falling into the wrong hands". According to Herts police, gun thefts ...

As another week comes to a close, a fresh round of public notices have been published for St Albans residents. As ever, we're rounding up five planning applications that could affect the district in ...

The Post Office has issued a strong response following heavy opposition to the news of its branches being franchised across the country - including the St Albans location. Last week, St Peter's Street ...

A two-bedroom apartment in a former hospital in St Albans is on the market for £600,000. The property, located on Goldsmith Way, was once part of the administration building for The Sisters Hospital, ...

Harpenden Town Council said it is with "regret" that it has been forced to cancel the Christmas Carnival taking place this Sunday.

"From the national cohort of prisoners released early in October the Constabulary were notified that there were 28 individuals who were expected to come into Hertfordshire. "I discussed the ...

Former Grange Hill actor John Alford is set to stand trial next month after being charged with six sexual offences by Herts police.

Last week marked one year since the Online Safety Act was passed as legislation. The Act included numerous laws to improve everyone’s safety online, including strong requirements for tech companies to ...

A CCTV appeal has been launched after a Bible was stolen from a church in St Albans. The incident occurred at around 12.10pm on Friday, November 15, when it was reported that someone took a large ...

David Noble’s second spell at the Clarence Park helm is over after he paid the price for St Albans City’s poor start to the season.

St Albans MP Daisy Cooper and district councillors will "fight tooth and nail" to save the future of the St Peter's Street Post Office.