Hannah Foxton

Kinsbourne Green occupies a liminal existence; the hamlet is almost fully integrated into Harpenden but has a distinct history from the rest of the village. Though the surrounding farmland has disappeared as the area has been brought up for housing, Kinsbourne Green retains many of the hallmarks of a small, close-knit community.

An annual curry night in aid of charitable projects in eastern Uganda has raised £1,600.

Poised between the borders of Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire, Markyate has been part of all three counties at various points in its history.

An Asperger’s sufferer is running a 10km race in London to raise money for the National Autistic Society.

Born in the 1960s from the post-war expansion of Hemel Hempstead, Highfield is a pleasant residential area, providing its residents with a plethora of activities and communal areas.

Students at St Albans High School were surprised to encounter two identical headmistresses in assembly.

An auction of promises event held at a Redbourn hotel raised £3,100 for the Sunnyside Rural Trust.