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Clive is a "Baby Boomer" who was a teenager in the late 1960s and early 1970s. In this PodCast he talks to "Millennials" who became teenagers in the 21st Century or " GenZennials" who were born in the 21st Century. Whatever the subject they try to identify the differences and similarities of views of young adults now and in the past.
In this podcast, Nick Hazell and Professor Tim Boatswain discuss the importance of emotional connection and the barriers put in ... Read more
Daisy Cooper MP joins MIX 92.6’s Mike Dilke to talk about local life, housing, trains and more in a wide ... Read more
Big changes are coming to local government in Hertfordshire. By 2028, St Albans City and District Council is set to ... Read more
Simon Armitage started out his working life as a probation officer before turning to writing poetry full time. He was appointed the Poet Laureate in 2019. Simon’s latest poem is dedicated to all those people who are working in the Probation Service. He sees probation work as very much misunderstood. Simon spoke to Mix Mornings about his new poem, life as a modern day poet and the impact of artificial intelligence on the world of poetry.
The Mix 92.6 Mix Mornings Team went off to Hitchin to meet with Matthew Rideout, an Artisan Baker who opened his Knead and Desire shop in Hitchin last year. Matthew tells us all about his journey to become an artisan baker, after a long and distinguished career in the City of London. He talks all things sourdough - the starter or mother, the flour, their baking process and what their customers think of the products they bake in the shop. Matthew is passionate about his sourdough and his business and he's keen to encourage a better understanding of the quality of his and other artisan products.
Lucy Swift from the National Garden Scheme came into our Mix 92.6 studio to share some of the exciting plans for this year's National Garden Scheme (NGS). Lucy told us all about how the NGS raises huge sums for charities and also what's coming up for the NGS in Hertfordshire over the next few weeks. Lucy, who is a gardener by profession, also shared some of her favourite varieties of daffodils now available to us. All in all it was a truly Spring time discussion with the outdoors in mind.
Catherine Airey grew up and went to school in Potters Bar. Last week Catherine’s debut novel – Confessions – was published and it has been described by critics as an “impressive debut novel” and “maybe the best book I have read this year. An absolute masterpiece – I didn’t want it to end.” Feature articles ... Read more
Canon Rob Marshall is Rector of Digswell Parish just outside Welwyn Garden City – But Rob is no ordinary Vicar, he’s been a BBC football commentator and a broadcaster famous for his stints on Radio 2 with Pause for Thought and Thought for the Day on Radio 4. We went along to St John’s Church ... Read more
Tim Boatswain interviews Elisaveta Koshsevec, from North Macedonia, about a newcomer’s perception of St Albans’ heritage.
Tim Boatswain interviews Cllr Anthony Rowlands, Vice Chair of the Public Realm Committee and, among other responsibilities, Lead Councillor for Heritage, about the importance of St Albans’ heritage
Tim Boatswain interviews Terry Turner, Chairman of the St Albans Tour Guides Association, about guiding people around the heritage of St Albans
Tim Boatswain interviews Robert Pankhurst, a Trustee of St Albans Civic Society and a member of Conservation 50, about the importance of heritage and its conservation.
Tim Boatswain interviews Dr John Morewood, President of St Albans & Hertfordshire Architectural and Archaeological Society, about St Albans rich heritage – from the War of the Roses, The English Civil War, onwards.
Tim Boatswain interviews Stephen de Silva, MBE a volunteer guide at the St Albans Cathedral for over 40 years, about St Albans Cathedral and Mediaeval St Albans
Tim Boatswain interviews David Thorold, Curator, Pre-historic to Medieval, at St Albans Museums about the Iron Age and Roman heritage of St Albans.
In this episode of Legal Experts, we’re joined by Charlotte Southworth, Legal Director at our sponsor Rayden Solicitors. Charlotte speaks to Lydia about how the company is embracing Neurodiversity both in its internal teams and also when dealing with clients and the ways in which neurodiverse clients can best work alongside solicitors when dealing with ... Read more
This is Episode 1 of our brand new feature Weekend Wines With Cellar Door Wines, our sponsorship partner, This weeks guest wine expert Penny Edwards shares all the details of one or her personal favourite wines from her own collection, and talks about her ongoing search for world wines to bring back to her fabulous ... Read more
Andrew Dempsey invented Oktoberfest (the Hertfordshire version) in 2021 and it’s been one of the county’s favourite autumn attractions every year since. Beer tents, lederhosen and foaming steins of beer have been a regular sight on the commons in Harpenden, St Albans, Hertford – and, coming soon, even further afield. In a special Bank Holiday ... Read more
Recorded for the 2024 General Election as part of a series of interviews with local candidates
Recorded for the 2024 General Election as part of a series of interviews with local candidates
Recorded for the 2024 General Election as part of a series of interviews with local candidates
Recorded for the 2024 General Election as part of a series of interviews with local candidates
Recorded for the 2024 General Election as part of a series of interviews with local candidates
We meet with Lehna Gardiner, a Legal Director and Collaborative Lawyer from our sponsors Rayden Solicitors. Lehna talks to Lydia about high-conflict divorces, when tensions run high, agreements are difficult to reach and so often a solution can seem so far away. Lehna also tells Lydia about the impact that narcissism can have on the situation ... Read more
Chris Amoo founding member of the Real Thing talks to Dave Ellis about the new album ‘A Brand New Day’ and the band’s development from the 70’s to today. Featuring Children of the Ghetto, one of the new tracks, writing with brother Eddie and the Real Thing’s big break on Opportunity Knocks.
Ross Bell of the band Rosko Piko tells of his extraordinary journey to find salvation in music.
Ross Bell of the band Rosko Piko tells of his extraordinary journey to find his salvation in music: Part 2
Local advertising professional, Matt Bourn, thinks advertising has a crucial role to play in our move to a sustainable future. In this week’s Environment Matters podcast, Matt talks to Amanda Yorwerth about Sustainable Advertising, the new book that he has co-authored. Topics covered include green washing, how we frame messaging around climate change and even the ... Read more
It may appear like an ordinary scheduled bus service but the Harpenden Hopper is so much more – it’s a community and a lifeline for its passengers. Elly and Andy took a trip to find out more.
Nadia Bishara, of the community group Wilderhood Watch, talks about the new Glyphosate Free Streets pilot scheme.
This summer the Herts and Middx Wildlife Trust is venturing into a whole new area. A series of creative events they are calling Herts Wild Art. So what’s inspired them to get out the paint brushes? And how’s this going to help wildlife? In this podcast we’ll find out this and much more from Emma [...]
Dans ce podcast, notre expert en expressions françaises Martin décline celles autour des légumes de printemps. Avec Aline Bavister et Elise Lines. Extrait d'une émission diffusée en juin 2022. In this podcast our expert in French expressions Martin unveils those around spring vegetables. All in French! With Aline Bavister and Elise Lines. Extract from [...]
Dans ce podcast, Pierre, notre expert en littérature, nous transporte dans le monde de Suzy Solidor, garçonne plus connue en tant que chanteuse, actrice, muse et modèle de nombreux artistes mais qui fut également auteure de plusieurs romans pendant la deuxième guerre mondiale. Avec Aline Bavister et Elise Lines. Extrait d'une emission diffusée en juin [...]
Dans ce podcast, nous parlons avec nos trois invitées françaises de l'acquisition de la nationalité Britannique- motivations. démarches, pièges à éviter, astuces pratiques. Avec Aline Bavister et Elise Lines. Extrait d'une émission diffusée en juin 2022. In this podcast we speak to three local French guests about the road to British naturalisation. Motivations, practical steps, [...]
What should the city centre look like in five years from now? Pedestrianised or not? More or less parking? What is the role of culture and will retail survive in St Peters Street?
We are joined by a panel of key decision makers and influencers
St Albans Girls School are presenting their first school musical drama production since COVID and it is MATILDA - THE MUSICAL. Join the STAGS Radio and podcast club as they go behind the scenes with interviews, discussion and all the backstage gossip.
Dans ce podcast, nous parlons de la fièvre du jubilé de platine de la Reine Elizabeth II. Événement inédit, la souveraine est en effet la première à célébrer 70 ans sur le trône. Les festivités pouvaient sembler incongrues, voire anachroniques à nos compatriotes, mais qu’en est-il des Britanniques ? Nous avons recueilli les sentiments de [...]
John Pritchard, chair of the Ver Valley Society, wants your help spotting invasive plants along the River Ver. Plus he gives an exciting water vole update.
Dans ce podcast, nous explorons les bienfaits du confinement avec notre invitée Christelle Garcia, leadership coach à St Albans, ainsi que les leçons que nous pouvons en tirer. Avec Aline Bavister et Elise Lines. Extrait d'une émission diffusée en juin 2022. In this podcast we explore the silver linings of lockdown and what lessons we can [...]
With it being Cystic Fibrosis week from 13-19 June, it's very timely that this week we speak to Laura Barrett, the mother of Bailey who was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis.
Enfield and Southgate MP Bambos Charalambous joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Bambos please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Nationwide Political Talking Points – Local Enfield and Southgate Issues – Your Community Questions
The St Albans Sustainability Festival might be over, but there are still lots of great events to look forward to. In this week's show we'll look at some of them, and, in particular we'll hear from Kim from HEART Community about their forthcoming event exploring Community Resilience.
Dans ce podcast, Pierre décline l'enfance autour de plusieurs ouvrages et auteurs: Boris Gamalaya (Réunion); Aristote Kavungu (Canada): 'Mon pere, Boudarel et moi'; Abdourahman A Waberi (Djibouti): 'Pourquoi tu danses quand tu marches?' et Dalie Farah 'Impasse Verlaine'. Avec Aline Bavister et Elise Lines. Extrait de l'émission diffusée en Septembre 2019. In this podcast, Pierre [...]
Dans cette émission nous parlons de lieux de vacances insolites en Grande Bretagne et plus particulièrement de glamping dans le Norfolk avec notre invitée Anatolie Papas. Avec Aline Bavister et Elise Lines. Emission diffusée en Juin 2018 We talk about unusual places to go on holiday in Great Britain, including glamping in Norfolk with our [...]
Dans ce podcast notre invitée Coralie Ferrero nous explique ce qu'est le végétalisme (aussi connu sous le nom de véganisme) Avec Aline Bavister et Elise Lines Extrait de l'émission diffusée en février 2019 In this podcast we speak to our guest Coralie Ferrero about veganism. It's all in French! With Aline Bavister and Elise Lines.
In this Podcast Clive and Anna consider the issues raised by the Everyday Sexism website set up by writer Laura Bates. Despite many changes in our society over the years there are still many instances of sexism in everyday life. In particular they discuss sexism at universities which is a concern for Anna who will be starting at university this year.
More and more wildlife is finding a home at St Albans Cathedral – from the peregrine falcons up on the tower to pollinators and other wildlife in the new Sumpter Yard Garden. In this week’s Environment Matters, the Cathedral’s Canon Chancellor, The Revd Canon Kevin Walton explains what's being done, including some clever details that [...]
St Albans MP Daisy Cooper joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Daisy please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Nationwide Political Talking Points – Local St Albans issues – Your Community Questions
St Albans MP Daisy Cooper joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Daisy please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Nationwide Political Talking Points – Local St Albans issues – Your Community Questions
Nous parlons de l'histoire des droits de la femme en France et en particulier de la lutte pour le droit de vote et le droit a l'Interruption Volontaire de Grossesse. Ce podcast est extrait d'une emission speciale pour la journee internationale des droits de la femme (2017). Avec Aline Bavister et Elise Lines In this [...]
Dans cet episode nous retrouvons notre compatriote Helene Vioix qui, apres plusieurs annees a St Albans, est partie en Allemagne pour le travail avec sa jeune famille. Comment se passe l'adaptation a un nouveau pays et une nouvelle langue pour toute la famille? Quelles sont les differences avec La Grande Bretagne et la France? Avec [...]
Harpenden and Hitchin MP Bim Afolami joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Bim please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Nationwide Political Talking Points – Local Harpenden and Hitchin issues – Your Community Questions
We often ignore the ideas that kids come up with. But not Viviana Cruz-Morrison. She turned an idea her son came up with for a school project into a whole, new business that makes packaging free cleaning products easy for everyone.
Salisbury Road residents Ann, Siobhan and Steve have created a community recycling scheme that they hope will catch on around the District. They tell us how it works, why it's so good and how you can set up your own. To check out the Community Recycling event for the St Albans Sustainability Festival, and the [...]
Retired anthropologist Professor Tim Boatswain discusses gender roles and stereotypes and the biological and cultural reasons behind them.
Clive talks with his daughter Sarah about the Eurovision Song Contest and how all generations seem to enjoy it. Clive has watched it since the 1970s and Sarah since 2005. Both have listened to all 40 songs in this year’s Contest and have chosen the ones they like themselves and which they think are likely to do well or not. See if you agree with their views!
Invisible air pollution affects all of us, and with Clean Air Day coming up we're being asked to step up to deal with one source of polluted air. And we hear from the Rothamsted Research scientist using her loaf to make our bread healthier. You can find out about the air quality near you at [...]
Self styled ‘little old lady’, Ro Jackson, talks about how the St Albans Sustainability Festival gave her the inspiration and the information she needed to take some big steps to make her home fossil fuel free, and what she has learned on her journey. If you're inspired to look into a step away from fossil [...]
Anna has been offered a place at a university in Paris. In this Podcast she tells Clive about her recent trip to Paris to visit the university and the city and Clive shares some of his experiences of working there in the past.
Hear how panellists from the 4 major parties answered questions from the public on issues concerning the environment and sustainability ahead of the 5th May local elections. Subjects covered include making the District water sensitive building on Greenbelt cycling to school greenwashing and trustworthiness the Local Plan engaging businesses in the effort to reach Net [...]
Hear how panellists from the 4 major parties answered questions from the public on issues concerning the environment and sustainability ahead of the 5th May local elections. Subjects covered include making the District water sensitive building on Greenbelt cycling to school greenwashing and trustworthiness the Local Plan engaging businesses in the effort to reach Net [...]
It's not long now to the start of the St Albans Sustainability Festival - one of the biggest and most successful festivals of its kind and happening in and around St Albans. With the Festival online programme now released, SustFest Working Group Chair Jill Watson explains her hopes for this year's festival, how you can [...]
In this episode, we speak to Nicola Mc Kinnon, Community Fundraiser at Herts Young Homeless, a wonderful local charity that puts huge time and energy into preventing homelessness among young people in our county. She speaks about upcoming opportunities to support their work through various Fundraising initiatives in the coming weeks. We also speak to [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Jonny Seabrook. His song choices include Billy Ocean, Caribbean Queen and Size of a Cow, by The [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Alicia Nelson. Her song choices include Graceland, by Paul Simon and Don't let me down by The [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Annie Brewster. Her song choices include Clocks, by Coldplay and Waterfront by Simple Minds
Gail Jackson of Sopwell Grow Community explains how this project, which started from tiny seeds in lockdown, has flourished into a productive community. To book your place on their Gardeners Question Time event go to https://springfoodgarden.eventbrite.co.uk And for the St Albans District Election Environment Hustings (a hustings is like an election question time) go to [...]
Dan Fletcher of St Albans RSPB talks about the wildlife dramas that are taking place in Verulamium Park and how Heronwatch will help us see and appreciate them. If you can spare an hour to help man the Heronwatch telescope you can volunteer by contacting Dan via https://ww2.rspb.org.uk/groups/stalbans/contact/
Part 3 of series with Verulam Club as our golf Correspondent Zak Khan chats to the club's commercial manager Paul Keen about the current going ons at the club
This time Clive and Anna talk about Robots and Artificial Intelligence (AI) with specific examples of manufacturing, healthcare and driverless cars. How clever are such technologies and how much do we or should we trust them? The one thing we both definitely agree is that we can’t stop such developments!
In this final episode of the series Clive and Anna consider what they have learned from the previous programmes and give some advice on how to create your own family history.
Radio Verulam was at the Mayor's Pride Awards event at St Michael's Manor Hotel on Tuesday 29th March 2022. The Mayor's Pride Awards celebrate the role played by volunteers and community leaders in the District of St Albans. In this podcast you can listen to the highlights of the event and the Awards presented by the Right Worshipful the Mayor of the City and District of St Albans, Councillor Edgar Hill.
St Albans MP Daisy Cooper joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Daisy please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Nationwide Political Talking Points – Local St Albans issues – Your Community Questions
Harpenden and Hitchin MP Bim Afolami joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Bim please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Nationwide Political Talking Points – Local Harpenden and Hitchin issues – Your Community Questions
Hear from Heidi Carruthers of the Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust about the latest Wilder goings on in St Albans including the launch of the Wildlife Gardening Champions. To book a visit from a Wildlife Gardening Champion head to the Gardening Champions page of the Wilderhood Watch website Check out Easter Holiday events with the [...]
Catch part 2 of our Golf Correspondent Zak Khan in conversation with Paul Keen, the Commercial Manager of Verulam Golf Club
In this podcast Anna takes the lead in explaining to Clive about Dating Apps. Clive is sceptical about these and thinks the old fashioned ways of meeting people are still better. Plus once you have found someone online or offline how do you prepare for that first date?
In this episode Clive and Anna talk with the Toms family, Colin, Alice and their mother Carol who have researched their family history over many years and found Royal connections as well as to one of the Tolpuddle Martyrs!
Phil Richards interviews Sam Ferndale from Stowe Family Law about matters relating to divorce. Here are the questions: I have received unexpected costs from my solicitor, what can I do? Can our dogs be included in a divorce settlement? How long does a divorce take?
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Jordan Adams. His song choices include Dignity, by Deacon Blue and Unfinished Sympathy, by Massive Attack.
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Jim Lewis. His song choices include Flowers in The Window, by Travis and Make Your Own Kind [...]
With 3,477 people contributing data to it, the Hertfordshire & Middlesex Butterfly Conservation Butterfly Report is an awesome bit of citizen science. The man behind the data, Andrew Wood of Hertfordshire and Middlesex Butterfly Conservation, explains the importance of the report, what the latest report shows us, and how easy it is for you to [...]
Verulam Sport golf Correspondent Zak Khan chats to Verulam Golf Club Commercial Manager Paul Keen in a series of podcasts. In part 1 they discuss how the club coped with COVID Lockdown.
42 allotment holders at Greenwood Park in Chiswell Green have been told by St Stephen’s Parish council that their 40 year old allotments are to be moved to make way for a new car park. We hear from one of them. If you'd like to sign the petition opposing this, you'll find it at https://www.change.org/p/david-parry-parish-councillor-do-you-want-to-save-the-greenwood-park-allotments
In this podcast Clive and Anna talk to Sally King, Library Manager at St Albans Library about facilities for researching your family history in Hertfordshire libraries.
In this episode Clive and Anna speak to Mike Trenchard who is a professional genealogist who researches family histories through his company the Trenchard Partnership. He explains how he uncovers people's ancestors and gives some examples of what he has found.
In this first episode of series 2 of the Family History Show Clive and Anna speak to Caroline Pearce and Mike Tibble who run company Audiobiographers which produces recordings of discussions with your relatives about their family histories.
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Debbie Bigg. Her song choices include Mr Brightside by the Killers and The Wonder of You, by [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Hannah Couzens. Her song choices include Coldplay's, Every Teardrop and Our Day Will Come, by Amy Winehouse.
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Grae Wall. His song choices include Suede, Animal Nitrate and Echo & the Bunnymen, Crocodiles.
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Mandy McNeil. Their song choices include Royals, by Bowie's Sound and Vision.
Earth Hour is back for another year, and Jo Pritchard explains why she loves this mass participation event so much and how you can join in, and Rev Dr Kevin Walton tells us what the cathedral will be doing and why. Plus we hear about the latest campaign to protect a greenbelt area, this time [...]
It's part 4 of the #ADHD special on the Thursday's Parents' Show. Lydia speaks to James Wenger about being diagnosed with ADHD in adulthood, and how that is helping him relate his experiences growing up to his own son who also has ADHD, after recapping everything the show has covered about over the last few [...]
Hear about the many benefits of hiring rather than buying an electric car and 2 contrasting hiring options that might work for you.
Enfield and Southgate MP Bambos Charalambous joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Bambos please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Nationwide Political Talking Points – Local Enfield and Southgate Issues – Your Community Questions
Harpenden and Hitchin MP Bim Afolami joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Bim please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Nationwide Political Talking Points – Local Harpenden and Hitchin issues – Your Community Questions
On the latest Verulam Sport podcast Chris Tillin catches up with Lucy Briscoe from St Hockey Club and rising young star Dominique.
It is often suggested that Gen Z young people who have grown up with Social Media are not particularly concerned about their Privacy but maybe they just don’t realise how much about themselves they are giving away on the various platforms? In this PodCast Clive discusses with Gen Z Anna what she understands about Privacy on the Internet and if some of it it worries her.
CEO of Luton Rising, Graham Olver, answers questions about the sustainability measures within the plans for expansion of Luton Airport and John Hale, chair of St Albans Quieter Skies explains his concerns. Plus details on where to find out more and how to have your say. Links mentioned in the podcast: You’ll find lots more [...]
Spring is in the air, and Nadia Bishara of St Albans Wilderhood Watch explains how you can help amphibious creatures in your garden. Plus there's advice on using storm damage as an opportunity to make your garden more wildlife friendly and plenty to be getting on with outside to help wildlife right now.
On this week's parents show, we bring you part 3 of our February focus on #ADHD. We speak to Rachel Grant Waters from Abingdon House School and College. Rachel is an SEN teaching assistant and also has #ADHD so we're really looking forward to learning from her professional and personal insights. We are also very [...]
Gee Smedley of campaign group CLASH explains why they’ve started legal proceedings against St Albans District Council.
As we continue with our February Focus on ADHD, we are really pleased to have the opportunity to interview Mel Peeke, ADHD and Autism Lead at ADD-vance - ADHD & Autism Trust. Mel will be answering questions on topics from the isolation young people and parents experience to medication and gender dysphoria, to the vital [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Jamie Sigler. His song choices include Happy Mondays, Step on and Soft cell by Tainted love
Manish Panchal, new proprietor at Eat Wholefoods explains what is changing, and what definitely isn't changing, at this longstanding Fleetville business, and how he's working to make the business even more sustainable
St Albans MP Daisy Cooper joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Daisy please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Partygate Scandal – Local St Albans issues – Your Community Questions
Enfield and Southgate MP Bambos Charalambous joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Bambos please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Partygate Scandal – Local Enfield and Southgate Issues – Your Community Questions
Harpenden and Hitchin MP Bim Afolami joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Bim please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Partygate Scandal – Local Harpenden and Hitchin issues – Your Community Questions
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My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Jevan Chowdhury. His song choices include Yester Me Yester You Yesterday, by Stevie Wonder and REM"s Nightswimming
Nigel Strofton is a real local sporting legend. In January of this year he turned 80 and continues to play for St Albans Hockey club and has served them for 63 years! In September 1959 Nigel attended ‘Trials Day’ at the St Albans club because, although he played rugby at school, he didn’t have the [...]
Danielle Durant and Philip de Riche talk about the pleasure of repairing things, the new Facebook group that’s proving very popular and the upcoming Repair Fair that they are organising. Book your place at the All Saints Repair Fair here For useful resources about fixing broken items try here.
This week on the Parents’ Show we catch up with Claire Healey from Raring2go St Albans and Harpenden about some exciting upcoming developments. Keep an eye on those book bags for more! On a more serious note, we speak to Debi Roberts, CEO of The OLLIE Foundation about how some media have got it wrong covering recent suicides in [...]
Podcast creator and producer John Cushing explains to Local Life the production services that he and his colleague Michael Weadock are providing to a multitude of different sports after a working lifetime in broadcast radio with a focus on news and sport. It is indeed anythingbutfooty.com.
Sadly we had some technical issues at Radio Verulam HQ this evening. Please find a copy of this week's show here. Featuring St Albans Manager Ian Allinson, London Colney Manager Jack Metcalfe, Sandridge Rovers Manager Matt Day, Belstone Manager Aaron Lincoln and Ryan O'Donnell the cycling researcher.
In the latest edition of the OA Rugby Podcast Chris Tillin chats to Women's Captain Steph Plunkett
Local foodie and author, Becky Alexander, talks about her new book The Green Lunch Box and explains why she thinks lunchtime is the time to help ourselves and the planet to a better 2022. Plus Cllr Eric Buckmaster wants your help with cutting the enormous amount of food we waste in Hertfordshire. Give your ideas [...]
Join 1 million others and take part in this year’s RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch. Dan Fletcher of St.Albans RSPB explains how easy it is, has invaluable tips on ensuring you see as many birds as possible and helps with how to identify what you see. He also asks that you share what you see in [...]
Looking for a new challenge in 2022? How about becoming a Climate Champion? Sarah Kersey of Sustainable St.Albans explains what's required, as well as updating us on this year's St.Albans Sustainability Festival
Is reading more books on your list of New Year’s Resolutions?
Well, our show this week is for you. Listen to our informative line up of guests speaking about how important it is to read to and with your child even in secondary school!
Enfield and Southgate MP Bambos Charalambous joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna with a 2021 appraisal
Harpenden and Hitchin MP Bim Afolami joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna with a 2021 appraisal
St Albans MP Daisy Cooper joins us for her monthly chat with Jason McKenna with a 2021 appraisal
It’s much easier for us to love, appreciate and defend the natural world if we know more about it – and goodness knows, in 2022 especially, it needs all the advocates it can get. So we’re kicking off the New Year with a programme where we discuss the best ways to learn about the nature all around [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Alex Walsh. His song choices include Road To Nowhere by the Talking Heads and I'm The Urban [...]
Chris Tillin chats to the St Albans Hockey Club women's captain Becky Burton on how the first half of the season has gone so far.
Four local people, all of whom have a special interest in the natural world, tell us about what sparked their interest - the beautiful places and inspiring people that set them on their journey.
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Johnny, from the Pudding Stop. Her song choices include Bill Withers, Ain't no Sunshine and The Rolling [...]
This week’s show is buzzing with wonderful local guests.
We will be speaking to Ms. Jacquiline Bamfo and Ms Neela Mukhopadhaya from the Luton and Dunstable Hospital who will be giving us incredibly valuable advice and tips to pregnant women.
In the second half, we will speak to Mark Jackson Hancock and Sarah Coles from St Francis Hospice who will be giving us some excellent and worthwhile Christmas gifts, as will Danielle Jefferson from Jefferson Crafts, who are taking unused material and making them into wonderful gifts.
Wilder St.Albans project leader Heidi Carruthers tells us how we can get our wilder actions onto the new map, and updates us on Wilder St Albans progress. Plus, more lovely, eco and local eco gift ideas.
Verulam Sport's Cricket Correspondent Jay Sharma caught up with local author Mark Slattery to discuss his new book Cricket's Craziest Teams. Listen in to their full conversation here.
Enfield and Southgate MP Bambos Charalambous joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Bambos please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – National Issues including the MP Second Job Scandal – Local Enfield issues – Your Community [...]
St Albans MP Daisy Cooper joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Daisy please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – National Issues including the MP Second Job Scandal – Local St Albans issues – Your Community [...]
Harpenden and Hitchin MP Bim Afolami joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Bim please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – National Issues including the MP Second Job Scandal – Local Harpenden and Hitchin issues – [...]
In anticipation of Christmas, Clive and Anna discuss how celebrations of the Big Day have changed since Clive was young. They talk about singing carols in church, Christmas trees, opening presents, Christmas songs, TV programmes, food and drink and some of the different traditions from other countries.
Some fabulous gift ideas from St Francis hospice that are great for the planet, raise money for a great cause and would be gorgeous to receive. The gifts discussed, including the pre-loved book subscription can be found here In the picture you can see book expert, Mark, who carefully selects the books for the gift [...]
Local nature correspondent Rupert Evershed asks a simple seasonal question - but the answer might not be the one you expect.
This PodCast contains two episodes of The Family History Show presented by Clive Glover and Anna Lofts. They try to guide you through the fascinating processes of finding out about your ancestors and researching your Family History.
This PodCast contains two episodes of The Family History Show presented by Clive Glover and Anna Lofts. They try to guide you through the fascinating processes of finding out about your ancestors and researching your Family History.
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Annie Robb. Her song choices include Going Underground by the Jam and Take That's Shine.
This PodCast contains the first two episodes of The Family History Show presented by Clive Glover and Anna Lofts. They try to guide you through the fascinating processes of finding out about your ancestors and researching your Family History.
Local author, Joe Gray, discusses eco-fiction and his new book, The Gardens of Greenspring Road. Plus your eco-fiction recommendations and other inspirational eco-reads.
Lucy Gaygusuz, Trustee at Open Door, tells Rob Pearman about the plans to help and then keep local rough sleepers off the streets for the second Covid winter. This year - as last year - the project involves Open Door, Centre 33, Hightown Housing, Emmaus and the District Council and this year with the additional [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Nick Hazell, Radio Verulam. His song choices include New York Minute by Don Henley and This is [...]
Verulam Sport's Chris Tillin catches up with Mike Prevot, the St Albans Men's Captain, to find up how their season is going.
Chris Tillin chats with Youth Talk CEO David Barker and fundraiser Phill Coates about the fantastic work the charity are doing as we approach Christmas
Jay Sharma, from the Local Football Show, caught up with the Harpenden Town manager, Mickie Nathan, to hear about the exciting new signings and the next few games in what is an excellent season for his team.
Richard Lafford is part of a group hoping to Change the World Through Music. He talks about where their inspiration comes from and where you can hear them play. And Kate and Gail are part of the hard working team whose ambition to have a proper community hub in the heart of Cottonmill is at [...]
Anna turned 18 earlier this year so she discusses with Clive some of the things that are different now she is officially an adult. They consider role models for 18 year olds and some of the things she can do and is looking forward to in future.
Clive and his daughter Sarah reveal how they won the 2020 BBC Children in Need competition with prizes including having an online chat with Dr Who herself - Jodie Whittaker - and got to visit the real Tardis in Cardiff. Oh and also got to meet a Dalek!
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Richard Warmsley, Innovation Director. His song choices include Neneh Cherry by Buffalo Stance and Slight Return, by [...]
Nature correspondent Rupert Evershed calls for support in the campaign to save Tyttenhanger Gravel Pits - home to a wide range of birds and other wildlife - from potential loss if the Bowmans Cross development proposed by Hertsmere Borough Council is approved. Consultation closes on 6th December.
Sarah Perry, Living Rivers Officer for Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust discusses the new Chalk Stream Restoration Strategy and her hopes for a brighter future for internationally rare chalk streams like the River Ver
Harpenden and Hitchin MP Bim Afolami chats with presenter Jason McKenna about Road Safety issues in the area
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Morgan Howell, Artist. His song choices include one Silly Games by Janet Kay and Lola by the [...]
At 7.10pm on Sunday 7th November a whistle blew in Clarence Park and history was made. The crowd went crazy and Radio Verulam took to the air. Listen again to our post match show as we get reaction from Ian Allinson, Dean Austin, Lawrence Levy, Sean Jeffers, David Noble, Ian Rogers and a lot more.
Listen to our FA Cup prematch show that took place before the historic FA Cup match against Forest Green Rovers. Hear from the fans as the excitement builds.
In this podcast series experts from different fields will be giving advice on how you can take one carbon cutting step each week in the 16 weeks leading up to the crucial COP26 climate change talks in Glasgow in November. Each of the steps has been recommended by the global movement Count Us In where you can [...]
In this week’s show we hear about the local COP26 Day of Climate Action here in St.Albans and also from St.Albans people up in Glasgow, including Stephen Marcus who walked all the way there as part of the Camino To COP
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Penny Edwards, from Cellar Door Wines. Her song choices include one Day Like This by Elbow and [...]
Ben is the head of youth development at Clarence Park with The Saints. He talks to Clair Graham about their inclusive approach to football, the 50th anniversary of the club and the excitement building for the first round of the FA Cup on Sunday 7th November.
Theatre stars Chizzy Akudolu and Ian Kirkby share their thoughts on the excitement of starring in the Alban Arena panto of Snow White this Christmas.
Verulam in the Morning's Nick Hazell has been counting down to COP with a series of interviews where he's learnt from knowledgeable local people how to take 16 steps to reduce his carbon footprint. In this podcast we hear what's made an impression on him and whether he's felt inspired to make any changes to [...]
David Barker from the St Albans based charity Youth Talk chats to Chris Tillin in the first episode of this podcast about the work of Youth Talk and current challenges to mental health of many people.
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Zoe Webb, student and keen dancer. His song choices include Toxic by Britney Spears and Lizzo’s, Good [...]
You’ve seen them on telly, now hear from local Insulate Britain spokesperson, Craig Scudder, about why he thinks insulation should be a no brainer, the criticisms they’ve received and what it’s like to sit down in front of a motorway full of traffic.
In this podcast series experts from different fields will be giving advice on how you can take one carbon cutting step each week in the 16 weeks leading up to the crucial COP26 climate change talks in Glasgow in November. Each of the steps has been recommended by the global movement Count Us In where you can [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features David Worcester, landlord of the Lower Red Lion. His song choices include Waterlook Sunset by the Kinks [...]
Chris Tillan catches up with Brian Quinn from the OAs Rugby club to find out how the season is going as we enter mid October and the good win against Clifton.
Back in August, Rothamsted Research was granted permission by Defra to run a series of field trials of wheat that has been genome edited, and, very soon, that wheat will be planted. This will be the first trial of its kind in the UK or EU. Project Leader Professor Nigel Halford explains what makes this [...]
Clive talks to local music technology student and club DJ Hannah about the development of music technology from vinyl records through CDs to downloads and streaming. Plus the development of pop and rock music into rap and electronic dance music enjoyed by Gen Z young people like Hannah.
In this podcast series experts from different fields will be giving advice on how you can take one carbon cutting step each week in the 16 weeks leading up to the crucial COP26 climate change talks in Glasgow in November. Each of the steps has been recommended by the global movement Count Us In where you can [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Paul Barker, Estate agent. His song choices include Space cowboy by Jamiroquai and Mr Blue Sky by [...]
John Mulholland, Trustee and Warehouse Manager at St Albans & District Foodbank, explains to Rob Pearman how the service works, how much it has increased over recent years (it now has six distribution points), and how the combination of increasing prices, the ending of the Covid uptick to Universal Credit and of the furlough scheme, [...]
It's been thirty years since local nature observer, writer and correspondent Rupert Evershed was last visited by a Spotted Flycatcher. They had once been annual visitors so he was delighted to see them back again - even though now as migrants rather than nesting birds and also, sadly, on the 'red list' as an endangered [...]
Harpenden and Hitchin MP Bim Afolami joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. The show is back to it's normal schedule so if you have questions for Bim please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – HGV Crisis – National Insurance Rate rise – His new roles as [...]
Enfield and Southgate MP Bambos Charalambous joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Bambos please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Labour's positive poll figures – How Enfield can help Afghanistan refugees – Building projects in [...]
St Albans MP Daisy Cooper joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this month and have questions for Daisy please do send them into jason.mckenna@radioverulam.com Discussion points of this month were: – Lib Dem Party Conference – How to help Afghanistan Refugees in St Albans – Answering community [...]
In this podcast series experts from different fields will be giving advice on how you can take one carbon cutting step each week in the 16 weeks leading up to the crucial COP26 climate change talks in Glasgow in November. Each of the steps has been recommended by the global movement Count Us In where you can [...]
Clair Graham talks to the manager of The Hertfordshire Domestic Abuse Helpline. They discuss an upcoming fund raising project in association with Boots, St Albans and the types of support and guidance that this free helpline offers. Service users range from victims, to concerned friends, relatives, professionals and perpetrators. The rise in cases has risen [...]
This week's Parents' Show continues the theme of last week's show on Covid vaccination for 12-15 year-olds, as we speak to local GP Dr Alison Cowan about the myths currently circulating. We also speak to Jessica Smith from our sponsors Rayden Solicitors about how to progress a career in the Legal profession and recent changes [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Mark Sims, Photographerr. His song choices include Free Falling by Tom Petty and Watching Windows by Roni [...]
Chris Tillin catches up with Brian Quinn for reaction to the games against Worthing Raiders and Redruth.
The Remarkable World of Trees is a beautiful and fascinating new exhibition at St.Albans Museum and Art Gallery. It’s the brain child of local tree enthusiast and author of the sell out book, the Remarkable Trees of St.Albans, Kate Bretherton, who, in this week’s show, talks about the inspiration behind the exhibition, the wonderful people [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features the LoudBirds - Angie and Sophie. Their song choices include Kirsty McColl, New England and Into the [...]
Local naturalist and correspondent Rupert Evershed (see podcast series: Local Life - Nature Notes) believes that experiencing nature's variety is as good as a rest. His recent experience of land and sea birds around The Scilly Isles included discoveries about the house sparrow and the magpie, but also an encounter with the rarely seen tiny [...]
This week, we're talking about the covid vaccination.Vaccinations have opened up to 12–15-year-olds in the UK. How do our young people feel about that?Are they being sucked into anti-vaccination disinformation? We speak to Finn, Tara and Sarah from Verulam School, Beaumont School - St Albans and St George's School respectively. They talk us through their [...]
We don’t often dwell on the smelly world where everything we pour or stuff down our sinks, drains and toilets ends up, but in this week’s podcast we hear from Richard Leigh of Lanes Group, a company that spends a lot of time dealing with our drain based bad habits. Richard explains their yearly reminder [...]
One of a series of publications by the British Library, 'Crawling Horror - Creeping Tales of the Insect Weird' is edited by Daisy Butcher and Janette Leaf, respectively postgraduate researchers at Hertfordshire University and Birkbeck, University of London. They have searched the archives for 19th and 20th century tales about insects - some good, some [...]
Stacey Turner, founder of the local mental health charity It's OK to Say started to plan ways to help newly arrived evacuees from Kabul who were facing the trauma of their unplanned exit from their homeland . She soon realised that many of them - having left Afghanistan in haste - had very real immediate [...]
In this podcast series experts from different fields will be giving advice on how you can take one carbon cutting step each week in the 16 weeks leading up to the crucial COP26 climate change talks in Glasgow in November. Each of the steps has been recommended by the global movement Count Us In where you can [...]
Kevin Barton of Affinity Water explains everything about the new pipeline being laid along the Redbourn Road – why it’s so crucial, why it can’t be laid elsewhere and where further roadworks will be required to complete the project.
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Alfie Jourdan, lSt Albans Market Manager. His song choices include Daft Punk, Get Luck and Summer of [...]
In this podcast Clive discusses with Anna the delights of exploring your family history, which he thinks is mainly of interest to older people. They discuss church records and gravestones through to online records and DNA tests as ways of researching family histories.
Whilst we know that there are good reasons for walking or cycling, with so many cars on the roads around here it can just feel too dangerous. But this could all change with a new agreement aimed at creating better cycling and walking networks in the District We'll hear from Cllr Chris White, leader and [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Lisa Bates, local marketer. Her song choices include Wonderwall, by Oasis and David Bowie, Fashion
In this podcast series experts from different fields will be giving advice on how you can take one carbon cutting step each week in the 16 weeks leading up to the crucial COP26 climate change talks in Glasgow in November. Each of the steps has been recommended by the global movement Count Us In where you can [...]
In this podcast series experts from different fields will be giving advice on how you can take one carbon cutting step each week in the 16 weeks leading up to the crucial COP26 climate change talks in Glasgow in November. Each of the steps has been recommended by the global movement Count Us In where you can [...]
In this podcast series experts from different fields will be giving advice on how you can take one carbon cutting step each week in the 16 weeks leading up to the crucial COP26 climate change talks in Glasgow in November. Each of the steps has been recommended by the global movement Count Us In where you can [...]
This week St Albans Manager Ian Allinson reflects the past week and Devante Stanley's injury. Colney Heath Assistant Manager, Ant Burns discusses the Magpies start to the season. We chat with Herts Senior League leaders Belstone manager Aaron Lincoln. Plus we learn from Nick Light about Fighting Fit for Football, community football for people with [...]
Verulam Sport's Chris Tillin chats to the OA media man Brian Quinn about the OAs start to the season and their game away at Henley Hawks.
Rebecca Vaughan, met with Steve Simpson to discuss her new production of Virginia Woolf's A Room Of One's Own at the Maltings Theatre from Tuesday 7th September. Tickets available from ovo.org.uk
When local adventurer Isaac Kenyon decided on a challenge to try and protect the greenspace he loved, he didn't expect it to turn into an inspiring film making project. In this week's show Isaac talks about the amazing Pedal4Parks, and how you can help them in their quest.
In this podcast series experts from different fields will be giving advice on how you can take one carbon cutting step each week in the 16 weeks leading up to the crucial COP26 climate change talks in Glasgow in November. Each of the steps has been recommended by the global movement Count Us In where you can [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Liz Marcy, from St Albans Council. Her song choices include With a little help from my friends [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Karen Snook, from St Albans Mum’s and The Wine Social. Her song choices include Holler by the [...]
Ian Allison's reaction to St Albans' 5—0 victory over Welling. Jack Metcalfe reflects on a London Colney home defeat. Steve Neville from St Albans City Youth discusses the club's 50th anniversary small sided tournament taking place this coming weekend in Highfield Park.
Extinction Rebellion protests have hit the headlines again – we hear from local protestor Nigel Harvey about why he’s joining the protests and why he urges you to join in too. Or perhaps a peaceful pilgrimage is more your thing. Stephen Marcus explains about the Camino to COP. Photo credit: Markus Spiske Unsplash
Young people born in this century - Generation Z - are understandably concerned about the implications of Climate Change. Following the recent publication of the latest IPCC report on Climate Change Clive talks to Gen Z Anna about the implications for her and her generation and what she thinks they and everyone else should be doing about them.
Here's this week's podcast featuring Ian Allison's reaction to the Saints start to the season. A Saints Rewind with Dave Tavener focusing on season starts. Colney Heath Assistant Manager Ant Burns on their FA Cup win. Highlights from St Albans B v Sandridge Rovers featuring comments from Chris Winton and Nigel Rump.
After an absence of 34 years, water voles have returned to the River Ver. In this podcast, Josh Calms of the Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust explains how 150 of these impossibly cute animals were recently released locally. Photo copyright Russell Savory
Huma Abbasi is getting our communities to 'dip their toe' into the pool (literally) many for the very first time.
Producer of 'Blacks can't Swim' and Blacks can't swim-The sequel' Ed Accura speaks passionately about breaking down societally imposed myths and how it is the case that of course WE all can swim.
Involved in sport in St Albans, need some kind of financial support to enhance your service or achieve fantastic goals? Listen in to this great conversation with Sandy Bell Chairman of the 948 Sports Foundation.
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Katie Carr, Owner of Tommy and Lottie. Her song choices include Amy Winehouses’ Tears Dry On There [...]
Listen to the match highlights from St Albans City v Dartford. Dean Bradford, Leverstock Green Secretary. Tracy Light, the Inclusion Co-ordinator at St Albans City Youth FC
As part of our series in the run up to COP26, the climate conference, local food writer Becky Alexander gives us some practical tips on eating less meat and avoiding the environmental impact of meat production.
Saving the planet can take many forms – from setting out on an eco pilgrimage to just spending less time in the shower. Hannah Eves explains why young people are joining an eco pilgrimage relay passing through St.Albans and Jane Bellard sheds light on why we need to Save Our Streams, even in a soggy [...]
My St Albans - local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Ed Bevin, owner of the Fleetville Larder. His song choices include New Order's, Blue Monday and God put [...]
Harpenden Town FC hosted Romford in the FA Cup extra preliminary round and Radio Verulam were there. Listen to the match highlights and reaction from manager Mickie Nathan and the fans.
Listen again to the celebrations of Hymns and Pimms from Ye Olde Fighting Cocks, held in the shadow of St Albans Cathedral and hosted by Father Richard Watson, members of the Cathedral Choir and Christo Tofalli from Ye Olde Fighting Cocks. Broadcast live on Radio Verulam on Sunday 23rd July.
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