Do you have plans for Sunday? I hope you have time to head into St Albans city centre for the St Albans Street Festival, which will be taking over St Peter’s Street with fab food, funky music and gorgeous sunshine (hopefully!).

With stories covering the likes of Bowie, Brexit, the BID, Butterfly World, The Brickyard and the Berlin Wall, it certainly hasn’t been a quiet year for the Herts Advertiser.

Hundreds of book lovers of all ages joined in a week of talks, workshops and activities for the second St Albans Literary Festival.

With 23 novels, four television series, two novellas, five short stories and counting, Peter Robinson’s creation Inspector Alan Banks is a household name.

Next week sees the start of the second St Albans Literary Festival, with a packed programme of events taking place between July 4-10.

St Albans Cathedral has been held up as an example of how the Anglican church can buck the trend of declining congregations and lack of relevance.

Our lacklustre district council could learn a few lessons from St Albans Cathedral when it comes to running a successful tourism operation.

Organisers of St Albans Fashion Week (SAFW) have shown their support for a long-standing photographer by backing a charitable fund set up in his son’s memory.

One fashionista is in for a treat as the organisers of St Albans Fashion Week (SAFW) are offering a makeover to pamper a lucky lady from head to toe.

The Herts Advertiser crew was given the chance to see from the top of St Albans Clock Tower, using virtual reality.

Set against the picturesque backdrop of St Albans Cathedral at twilight, a huge screen casts purple shadow across the Abbey Orchard.

There is so much going on over the lovely summer months.

Home-grown acting, writing and directing talent will be showcased at the St Albans Film Festival this week.

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An annual celebration of Scottish culture looks set to raise thousands for local charities in its 21st year.