st albans NOW June 15

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NOW June 2015

Alban Weekend Magna Carta 800th Anniversary NOW for some Music

Burston Garden Centre NOW at the Alban Arena NOW at the Local Theatres

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Welcome to June

It’s all go in June with a variety of events planned to celebrate the 800th Anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta, and the colourful Alban Weekend and its spectacular giant puppets telling the story of Alban at the Pilgrimage, and the fabulous Alban Street Festival, making it a fantastic month of fun for everyone.

And that’s not all, there’s marathons, fun runs, bike rides and charity events galore to take part in, outdoor theatre, concerts and art exhibitions; with something for everyone and lots of it, get out there and enjoy our great British summer!

While you’re having fun, you’ll be too busy to sort out those jobs around the house and garden, so why not find someone to do them for you, there’s lots of local businesses that can help, have a flick through to find what you need.

If you’d like to be in next months magazine please just get in touch…and don’t forget if you need a local business just pick up ‘ st albans NOW’ or read it every month online.

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Magna Carta / Alban Weekend local history comes to life

City & District Tour Guide Walks walk through the towns history

NOW at The Alban Arena music, comedy & Wogan

Burston Garden Centre for all your gardening needs

Childwickbury Arts Fair come & be inspired

Just for June air show, armed forces & art

NOW for a Walk and more local walks for all

NOW at the Local Theatres drama & fairytales

NOW for some Music folk, rock & classical

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Holiday homes for man's best friend!

A new business has launched in the St Albans area offering dog owners a home based alternative to kennels. Run by Kevin Wright and his dogs Abbie and Roly ‘Wagging Tails’ give dogs their very own holiday as the only guest in the home of a specially selected dog carer.

How could we enjoy ourselves, knowing that we’d left them in a strange place, with strange dogs, and no way of telling them that we’d be back?”

Kevin is looking for potential carers who would like to welcome dogs into their homes for a holiday. “At Wagging Tails, the dogs always come first, and I’m proud to be a part of the team.

I look forward to building up a team of dedicated carers to provide an unmatched service to dog owners in the St Albans and Welwyn area.”

All ‘Wagging Tails’ carers are experienced Many’ Wagging Tails’ carers describe the role current or former dog owners, are at home during being much like that of a Grandparent - all the the day, have been licenced by their local council fun, then you get to give them back and look and are fully insured. forward to the next visit!

Kevin, a Welwyn resident, has been a dog owner As well as the companionship for many years and fully understands the difficulty of the dogs, carers receive a fellow owners have when leaving their dogs to go small payment for looking after on holiday; “Dogs are such amazing creatures. the dogs in their care.

As well as bringing simple, uncomplicated, happiness into our lives, they help us in so many To find out more please call Kevin 01438 798484 or 07849 168244 ways, making a more normal life possible for people who suffer from many kinds of disability. email In return, the least we can do is to do everything al@waggingtailsuk.co.uk we can to make sure they live happy and healthy or visit www.waggingtailsuk.co.uk/al lives. For us, that doesn’t include leaving our dogs in kennels when we go away on holiday.

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Magna Carta 800th Celebrations Come and enjoy the many events planned to celebrate St Albans as the site of the first meeting between the Barons that led to the sealing of the Magna Carta 800 years ago.

25th May - 14th June Children’s Trail St Albans Cathedral Follow the trail, explore the Cathedral and learn fascinating facts about one of the most celebrated documents in history.

For ages 3-11, children must be accompanied by an adult. Free

13th - 26th June Exhibition: Lives and Liberties in Medieval St Albans Old Town Hall 10 - 3pm Exploring the lives of people in St Albans and how the Magna Carta may have affected them. (except 13th June - formal opening 1.30pm by High Sheriff of St Albans) 14th June Magna Carta Ring The Cathedral bells ring out at 3pm with church bells nationwide to mark this special anniversary.

17th & 24th June Walking Tours: Abbey 900: Dedication to Dissolution Find 1st June out about the history of the Abbey St Albans Legal Walk 5pm from Medieval through to Tudor A 10k sponsored walk to periods including its relationship celebrate this anniversary and with the Magna Carta. Meet by raise funds for free legal advice charities. Get a team together and the Old Town Hall / Merchant Tea join others from the judiciary, law and Coffee at 11am. firms, chambers, their friends, 18th & 25th June family and even a few dogs!

Walking Tours - Medieval Lives www.elst.org.uk Discover the hidden secrets of our medieval ancestors. Meet by the 5th - 15th June Old Town Hall / Merchant Tea Magna Carta Exhibition and Coffee at 11am St Albans Cathedral Learn about the role of the 9th July Abbey in the Magna Carta story.

Guided Walk - Why St Albans?

Exploring what made St Albans 12th - 14th June attractive to those planning the Medieval Market taste, smell Magna Carta in 1213. and shop at an authentic market Meet outside Museum of St outside the Civic Centre, Albans, Hatfield Road at 7pm, off St Peters Street, St Albans. adult £5, child £2.50 13th June 01727 819340 Victorian Trial Re-enactment www.magnacarta800th.com 10 - 12 noon Debate: Prison Education a Historical View 2 - 3.30pm Victorian Court Room, Old Town Hall, St Albans Open Day 10 - 3pm Crown Court, Bricket Road Mock trials starting on the hour, exploring trials and sentencing through the ages.

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Alban Weekend The Alban Pilgrimage Sat 20th June from St Peter’s Street Bask in the spectacle as giant carnival puppets tell the story of the remarkable man who gave the City its name – Alban, Britain’s first saint.

Roman chariots, centurions, lions and roses will all take their place in the dramatic procession, starting at St Peter’s Church at 11am. The procession will pass through the City to St Albans Cathedral where the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby, will preach at the Festival Eucharist.

Alban Street Festival Sun 21st June 12 noon - 6pm Once again St Albans celebrates all that is fun, fabulous and free with a street festival, including live music and entertainment, food stalls, face painters, craft stalls and children’s activities. There will be a beach area with a Punch and Judy show, real sand, deck chairs and fish and chips. To get you in the mood there’s also live music from Anglo Cuban band Swanvesta Social Club and a sing-a-long with St Albans Rock Choir. www.enjoystalbans.com

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HAIRSTYLES FOR LIFE STYLES KJ Hairdressing would like to introduce our LUXURY CUT & FINISH SERVICE We’ll treat you to a personal in depth consultation, followed by a relaxing Head and Neck Massage and Lux Oil Treatment.

Call today or chat on Face Book or Twitter and start enjoying the Karla Jordan's Hairdressing experience!

Recommend a Friend and get 30% Discount on Your Next Visit This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers. Offer ends June 2015 Management reserve the right to turn a client away. Gift Vouchers are welcome

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CITY & DISTRICT OF ST ALBANS TOUR GUIDES

St Albans, the unheralded jewel of Hertfordshire, a 1000 year old city at the heart of English history!

Join the highly qualified guides on any walk and explore and hear about the fascinating yesteryears of the City.

Walks for June & July Meet at the Tourist Information Centre unless otherwise stated, please check the website before setting off. All tickets can be bought from the guide on the day, or in advance from the Tourist Information Centre or the website.

A Roman City Revealed meet outside Verulamium Museum 13th, 27th June & 11th, 25th July @ 2.30pm Amble in the Shambles 5th July @ 2.30pm Aristocrats, Paupers & Philanthropists 7th June & 19th July @ 2.30pm Building Modern St Albans 14th June & 26th July @ 2.30pm Coaching Inns 28th June @ 2.30pm Crime & Punishment 20th June & 18th July @ 2.30 pm Discover Wheathampstead meet in East Lane public car park, rear of Bull Pub 7th June @ 2.30pm Fishpool Street - Rags & Riches meet outside Verulamium Museum 6th June & 4th July @ 2.30pm Historic St Albans 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th June & 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th July @ 11am There’s More to the Tudors than Henry VIII 12th July @ 2.30pm Victorian St Albans 21st June @ 2.30pm Tourist Information Centre 01727 864511 www.stalbanstourguides.co.uk

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Sat 13th June Gilbert O’Sullivan 7.30pm £40 Topped the charts in the 70s, with songs of endearing tunefulness and unabashed sentiment.

Thurs 18th June Holly Johnson 7.30pm £25 Fri 5th June The front man of Frankie Goes to Hollywood Katherine Ryan – Glam Role Model 8pm £14.50 sings all the hits, including Relax, Two Tribes Now a recognisable face on British TV, starring on and hits from his solo career including his new Live at The Apollo, Mock the Week, Nevermind the album, Europa.

Buzzcocks and more, Canadian comedian Fri 19th June Katherine starts her 2nd UK stand-up tour.

One Night of Queen 7.30pm £19 Sat 6th June In 2000, Gary Mullen won ITV’s Stars in Their Eyes.

Reginald D Hunter – The Man Who Attempted to In 2002 he formed a band ‘The Works’, to pay Do as Much as Such 8pm £24 tribute to rock legends Queen now playing His work can be brutally honest and often throughout the UK, USA, Europe, South Africa and controversial but is always meticulously thought New Zealand to sell-out audiences. and hilariously delivered.

Sat 20th June Tues 9th June John Cooper Clarke 7.30pm £22.50, £19.50 An Evening With Terry Wogan 8pm £27.50 - £32 Poet; Movie star; Rock star; Presenter; Comedian; Terry will be sharing stories from his amazing career Social and cultural commentator. Johns biting, – from Blankety Blank to his BBC Radio 2 Breakfast satirical, political and very funny verse, delivered in Show. Q&A session after the show. a unique, rapid-fire style, resonated with the punk Weds 10th June movement and he’s not going anywhere!

Stewart Francis – Pun Gent 8pm £18.50 Mon 22nd June The star of Mock the Week and Live at the Apollo The Hertfordshire Business Expo has devoted this show to his father.

10am-2.30pm, free Thurs 11th June Over 70 local businesses will be exhibiting as part of That’ll Be The Day 7.30pm £24.50, £22.50 the St Albans Festival of Business. Stands start Classic golden hits from the 50s, 60s and 70s, plus from £99+VAT. To book, visit www.hertsexpo.co.uk more hilarious comedy!

Thurs 25th June Fri 12th June The Elvis Years 7.30pm £21 Grandmaster Flash 7.30pm £19.50, £21.50 Celebrate Elvis’ 80th birthday year with a One of Hip-hop’s founding fathers: DJ Grandmaster spectacular show packed with over 50 hits, from the Flash plus special guest DJs including Michael early days through to the Hollywood years of GI Andre, who has established himself as one of the Blues and It’s Now or Never, the ’68 TV Special with most in demand celebrity DJs in the country.

All Shook Up, culminating with In The Ghetto, Suspicious Minds and American Trilogy.

The Alban Arena, St Albans 01727 844488 www.alban-arena.co.uk

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Burston Garden Centre Hertfordshire’s Favourite Choice For Home and Garden Burston’s award winning, independent garden centre formula is based on providing thoughtfully sourced products delivered with passion and expertise, a service we have been committed to delivering since we opened in 1978. Our friendly and knowledgeable team take pride in delivering more than just value for money. First class advice and extensive product ranges mean that we can provide everything you need for your home and garden.

Love The Plot You’ve Got Is your garden a bit unloved? Full of kids’ toys and cluttered with wheelie bins and dark hedges which look uninspired and tired? Well you are not alone. The ‘Love the plot you’ve got’ campaign is here to help inspire you to make the best out of your outside space. If you need help with your plot then pop into Burston Garden Centre for some fantastic ideas.

June: What to do in your Garden As the gardening season continues to stroll boldly into summer many herbaceous perennials are starting to reach for the light now. Aquilegia, Dicentra and Geum are all looking great at the moment as is the fresh young foliage of the Hostas. It’s a fab time to get cracking with those summer patio containers and baskets and also for you ‘Grow Your Own’ fans there is a plethora of fruit and veg to choose from.

Lawn weeds will start to spread now unless they are treated early. So pick up a bottle of Resolva Lawn Weed killer to ensure your lawn is good enough for Wimbledon.

After creating the perfect garden, the last thing you want to do is allow slugs and snails to eat your flowers and plants. So pop by our Garden Care Department to pick up some slug killers, traps or a repellent before it’s too late.

Prevention is better than cure so protect your plants against Aphids by spraying them with a pesticide such as Bayer Ultimate Bug Killer or Organic Bug Free for the greener gardener.

As the sun continues to shine through June, remember to raise the cutting height on your lawn mower.

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Awards We are pleased to announce that we are one of the 'Top Ten Garden Centres' in the country for the third year running! The GCA (Garden Centre Association) of which we are a member, has over 200 garden centre members UK wide.

The GCA conduct comprehensive standards inspections every year with the aim of improving and maintaining the standard of service that customers can expect. To attain a place in the top 10 garden centres in the UK, is a great achievement and shows the level of range, quality and customer service we offer. In the 2014/15 inspections we achieved our best ever rating, coming 3rd in the UK and were outright winners of the North Thames Region (Destination Centre Category).

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NOW in the Garden June is a lovely month as your garden should be in full bloom and the weather means we can fully enjoy the fruits of our labours. There are still plenty of tasks to keep you busy this month though.

Lawn To keep your lawn at its best mow regularly, taking off a little at a time to ensure it’s not cut too short or the grass could scorch in sunny weather. In fact, during dry periods it often helps to let the grass remain a little longer. Remember to water new lawns regularly, particularly in dry periods. Watering after sun down is best to reduce water evaporation. Do not walk directly over a newly laid lawn until rooted and settled.

This can take six to eight weeks. Use plywood boards to prevent foot prints and sinkage.

Planting Any gaps in your borders are best filled with summer bedding at this stage. Sweet peas are ideal, as they are fast growing. Begonias,

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geraniums, celosia, marigolds and pansies are also very popular choices. A few hours before planting, heavily water the beds and ideally plant in the early evening.

Pruning To ensure a longer season of flowers, regularly deadhead plants such as lilac and forsythia, as deadheading diverts energy from producing seed into producing flowers.

It’s better to wait for at least six weeks after flowering has finished and the foliage has died down naturally when cutting back dead bulb foliage, as cutting back too early can lead to a lack of flowers next year.

Watering Regular watering is essential for pot plants, summer bedding, anything newly planted and even established plants. Pot plants and summer bedding should be watered daily, new plants initially watered daily and then every 2-3 days. All other plants should be watered thoroughly once or twice a week to encourage them to put down roots in search of water rather than drawing the roots to the moisture on the surface.

Happy Gardening!

James Lanwarne Lanwarne Landscapes

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Childwickbury Arts Fair 3rd - 5th July

Summer will soon be here and preparations are underway for the 12th Childwickbury Arts Fair. The marquees will go up and the beautiful Victorian stables opened on the private estate of Childwickbury. Artists, crafters and musicians will arrive to create, make and perform during the first weekend of July for this very popular annual event.

The vibrant atmosphere of the fair is the perfect environment to see artists at work and buy directly from them. Discover what goes in to creating a piece of art and talk to professional artists at work. With over 60 exhibitors including fine art, sculpture, pottery, wood, textiles, jewellery, printing and more there will be something to suit every taste.

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In addition to the wonderful and inspiring art we have live music all day Saturday and Sunday. Local popular band CO-JONES is headlining on Saturday and as the music continues right through the day why not make an evening of it? The Arts Fair entrance ticket provides all-day access to the art AND music.

Children are well catered for on Saturday and Sunday with plenty of hands-on art activities and entertainment so there’s great fun to be had. Fresh healthy food is available and the whole family can have a perfect summer’s day out against the backdrop of the beautiful Childwickbury estate. www.childwickburyarts.com 01727 859495

Tractor and Trailer Rides, Static Machinery Display, Farm Trail, Tractor Demo, Wildlife Talks Open Farm Sunday has been managed by LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming) since it began in 2006. The first Open Farm Sunday welcomed around 30,000 visitors nationwide. Since then it has achieved over 100,000 each year and last year had a record 207,000+ visitors! Why not go along to Annables Farm and see what’s going on there.

Annables Farm, Kinsbourne Green, Harpenden AL5 3PR 01582 349850 www.thefarmschool.org.uk

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Open Gardens Day Gustard Wood/Blackmore End Sun 28th June 12 beautiful gardens, plants, crafts, treasure trails, wildlife groups, live music, ice-cream & Pimms in aid of Cancer Research UK & Alzheimer’s Socety, no dogs please, just a 45 minute walk via Rose Lane from Wheathampstead or parking in the Broadway 10.30am - 5pm, £5 www.opengardensgustardwood.com Entry £5 includes guided tour at 11.30am, 12.30pm and 2pm Buy produce from the Garden Stall Enjoy lunch in beautiful surroundings 01582 721443 www.lutonhooestate.co.uk

Edwardian Picnic and Evening Airshow Sat 20th June Celebrating 50 years of the film, ‘Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines’. A number of the aircraft and vehicles at the Museum starred in the fun and ever-popular film and this is your chance to see them in action. Soak up the elegant Edwardian atmosphere, while the aeroplanes fly over and the vehicles parade by. Weather permitting, you’ll also see the magnificent pilots flying the Edwardian aircraft.

Gates open: 11am. Airshow: 6pm adult £28, child free The Shuttleworth Collection Old Warden Aerodrome, nr Biggleswade, Beds SG18 9EP 01767 627 933 www.shuttleworth.org

Harpenden Armed Forces Day Sat 27th June 12 noon - 6pm free Celebrations start at 12 noon with a parade from the Royal British Legion to the war memorial where a short service will take place followed by a parade back to the show ground on the Common from 12.30pm. There will be a variety of events in the main arena, military bands, military wives choir, Luton male voice choir, military vehicle preservation groups, a battle enactment sea borne assault, radio controlled models, musical pageant and the last post ceremony. www.armedforcesday.org.uk

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NOW at Knebworth House Fathers Day Sports Car Show 21st June 10am Bring your Dad along and see a wide range of classic sports cars, including MG, Triumph, Jaguar, Porsche, Lotus and TVR. There will also be arena events and trade and autojumble stands. The cost for the Car Show is included in the usual admission ticket to the park and attractions.

Afternoon Tea at Knebworth Barns 28th June, 26th July, 23rd Aug & 20th Sept Come and enjoy a delicious pre-booked Sunday afternoon tea.

The Barn is open from 2pm with tea served from 2.30pm.

Adult £26, child (up to 13 years) £20 Dino Adventure 28th June Come and experience the prehistoric world of the dinosaurs with amazing hands-on Dino Animal Encounters. Aspiring palaeontologists and brave explorers can conquer the dinosaur trail, travelling back in time to face the 72 life-sized dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures! The Ventura Wildlife Rangers will help you hunt for hidden fossils at the Dino-Dig Paleontological Site. There will be hands-on experiences with snakes, lizards and tortoises.

Come and meet the relatives of the amphibians who shared this prehistoric world.

Pick up a Dinosaur Quiz Trail sheet from the Gift shop, complete the quiz, find the dino eggs and claim your reward.

Pride and Prejudice Weds 24th June Take a step back in time with Chapterhouse Theatre Company to meet Elizabeth Bennet, Jane Austen's most loveable heroine at this outdoor theatre production. Please bring rugs or low-backed seating. A share of the profits from this event will benefit the Highfield Park Trust.

Highfield Park, Hill End Lane, St Albans AL4 0RA 7.30pm (gates open 6.15pm) adult £14, child £10 Tickets from St Albans Tourist & Information Centre, 01727 864511 www.seetickets.com

All tickets for the above events include admission to the Gardens and Park 01438 813825 www.knebworthhouse.com

Ayot St Lawrence Art Show and More!

6th & 7th June 10am - 6pm 8th June 10am - 2pm This annual event is always popular both for the regular fans who visit each year to purchase pieces from their favourite artists and for those hoping to find something surprising amid the wide selection of art on display. This year the village is host to 3 Open Gardens over the same weekend where it is hoped that there will be some sculpture on display. The nearby Brocket Arms pub is holding a beer festival, with around 18 real ales and 5 artisan ciders on offer.

Palladian Church, Ayot St Lawrence www.ayotstlawrence.com

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Free Library App - your local library, anywhere There’s a new way to access and keep up-to-date with Hertfordshire Library Services just download their new app for free and use it to search the extensive catalogue of books, ebooks and audiobooks. Renew your books whenever you want.

Find your nearest library, its opening hours and how to get there.

With the app, you can scan the barcode of any book, check if Herts Library Service has a copy and reserve it for collection from your nearest library.

The app also gives you access to a wealth of information through online reference resources, or you can “Ask a Hertfordshire Librarian”. With links to Facebook, Twitter and library events, stay up-to-date with what’s happening in Hertfordshire Libraries.

Download it now from the AppStore or Googleplay.

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Do You Know An Extraordinary Child?

Application deadline: Tuesday 30th June Channel 4 is looking for 8 -12 year old children who would enjoy competing for the much-coveted title of Child Genius 2015.

If your child is a book worm, loves puzzles, is a maths genius or is simply a great all rounder then this may be of interest to you.

Visit the website to find out more www.childgenius2015.co.uk

ART CLASSES FOR KIDS!

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Hertfordshire Health Walks

NOW for a Walk and more Visit Ashridge Totally Batty Walks Adult £8, child £5 Fridays 5th June & 3rd July 8.30pm -10pm A night time walk to discover all about bats! Learn exciting facts about these amazing creatures and their ultrasonic sounds. Bring a torch, a bat detector if you’ve got one, wear suitable footwear and clothing. Please book on 01442 851227 Gentle Stroll 11th June 2.30pm - 4.30pm £3 Discover the wildlife in different parts of the Estate and look for animal tracks, deer sightings and birds. Meet at Ashridge House car park in front of the house.

Discover Ashridge Walk 21st June 10.30am - 1pm £3 Discover highlights of the Estate on a 6 mile walk led by volunteer rangers. Dogs on leads welcome, wear good walking shoes. Just turn up!

01442 851227 Ashridge Visitor Centre, Berkhamsted HP4 1LT www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ashridge-estate

These are free, guided, local, health-focused walks provided by the Countryside Management Service.

They are incredibly social too and a great way to meet new friends.

Walking is a fantastic way to reduce the risk of heart attacks, strokes, bowel cancer and depression. It reduces your blood pressure, strengthens your bones and lowers the risk of type 2 diabetes by helping your body manage sugar better. Walking is also an effective way of managing diseases and rehabilitating from illness or injury. You don’t need to book, just turn up!

The shortest walks are 20-30 minutes on flat and gentle ground with plenty of stopping places. Longer walks are up to 90 minutes and may involve steep inclines or the occasional stile. Last year 5606 people took part in 425 Hertfordshire Health Walks.

If you are interested in longer walks, wildlife or local history visit www.hertsdirect.org/walking and sign the Hertfordshire Year of Walking pledge. You will receive a monthly email packed with exciting ideas and opportunities to enjoy walking in Hertfordshire.

Highfield Park Mondays 9.30am & Tuesdays 1.30pm Charters Health Club Car Park, Hill End Lane AL4 0DB Wheathampstead Tuesdays 10.30am East Lane public car park behind The Bull, AL4 8BL Hatching Green Thursdays 10.30am Redbourn Lane, Harpenden AL5 2JP on road parking only Greenwood Park Fridays 2pm Greenwood Park Community Centre, Tippendell Lane, Chiswell Green, St Albans AL2 3HW The walks vary from easy to challenging.

Wear suitable shoes.

01992 588433 www.hertfordshirehealthwalks.org

Walk the Line The Abbey Line is a new walking trail between Watford and St Albans allowing you to enjoy short walks between stations or to walk the full 9 miles, and return by train (check train times before setting off).

Download the leaflet at www.abbeyline.org.uk or pick one up at the library.

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Heartwood Forest car park closed for refurbishment from 1st June The Woodland Trust will be closing the public car park at Heartwood Forest, Sandridge for around eight weeks to carry out essential maintenance, upgrade the surface and create an all ability route.

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NOW at the local theatres Abbey Theatre The Shawl and Duck Variations

by David Mamet Company of Ten 5th, 6th & 9th - 13th June 8pm 7th June 2.30pm Two rarely performed one-act masterpieces. In The Shawl, two confidence tricksters are keen to steal from a vulnerable young woman who has just lost her mother. Their techniques seem hollow until one of them demonstrates a flash of true psychic insight. In Duck Variations, two old men sit on a park bench musing on the life of ducks.

The Vortex by Noel Coward Company of Ten 3rd - 5th & 7th - 11th July Florence Lancaster, an attractive socialite with a penchant for young lovers, is basking in the attentions of her current beau. She’s deeply perturbed when her son Nicky returns from France with his feisty fiancée, but Nicky has another, more challenging secret…

Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare Company of Teens 16th & 17th July A familiar tale, but the Company of Teens asks new questions. How can Romeo woo Juliet in a world where physical relationships are overtaken by updates and distance? Communication, or lack of it, seems to be at the heart of Shakespeare’s play. The Teens link this to the modern obsession with constant sharing and emoting.

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Maltings Arts Theatre Two Russian Fairy Tales The Stolen Turnips and Baba Yaga The Young People’s Puppet Theatre and Aboyne Lodge School 20th June 2.30pm & 4pm £8/£5 Sent into the forest by her cruel stepmother, will little Marusha escape from Baba Yaga, the bony-legged witch? And will the old woman ever find out who is stealing the turnips, and get away from the horrible old man? Watch as good triumphs over evil in these two traditional Russian fairytales. Ages 5+ The Merry Wives of Windsor OVO Open Air Theatre, St Paul's Walden Bury, SG4 8BP 1st - 4th July 8pm £15/£10 A summer music festival. A bunch of 80s rockers on the comeback trail. And an ageing lothario who is about to get his comeuppance. Shakespeare meets Spinal Tap in this classic class comedy with a live 80s soundtrack, tight trousers and big hair!

Northanger Abbey Dot Productions 17th July 8pm £12/£10 In this witty adaptation, Catherine Morland’s views of life outside her small town are highly coloured by romantic Gothic novels. A visit to Bath sees her tendency to confuse fiction and reality come back to haunt her.

I, Elizabeth Dyad Productions 29th & 30th July 8pm £12 1568: At a vital crossroads in history, a young queen steps from the shadows, confessing her thoughts on marriage, succession, religion and war – but time is against her.

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Charity Golf Day Harpenden Common Golf Club Fri 26th June Enjoy golf? If so why not help Harpenden Mencap, a local charity supporting local people with learning disabilities, and take to the tees by taking part in the 5th annual Charity Golf Day hosted by Harpenden Common Golf Club. Enter as a 4-ball team, or individual player: £60 per person which includes dinner.

Shotgun start at 2pm by local golfer and TV presenter, Ken Brown.

To take part email events@harpendenmencap.co.uk We Need You! Harpenden Mencap’s charity shop in Southdown is paramount to their fundraising. They’re looking to expand their team of volunteers working in the shop to assist sorting donations, promoting Gift Aid, displaying stock and serving customers. Volunteering for Harpenden Mencap is rewarding and worthwhile. Do you have a couple of spare hours a month or week?

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Sat 27th June 9pm Dig out your best neon accessories and glow for it at our Midnight ‘Glow’ Walk. With a choice of 5 or 10 mile walks starting at Hemel Hempstead School, come and walk with friends, or in memory of someone special. Register online for £20 www.stfrancis.org.uk 01442 869555

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NOW for some Music St Albans Folk Festival Sat 27th & Sun 28th June On Saturday there will be a ‘Day of Dance’ in the City Centre and a free ‘Day of Music’ in the Old Town Hall. At 7.30pm there will be a last chance to hear the ground-breaking six-piece band Brass Monkey in the Old Town Hall, incorporating trumpet, trombone, squeezeboxes, mouth organ, percussion and guitar.

Old Town Hall, St Albans 7.30pm adult £20, concs £16 from St Albans Tourist Information Centre www.stalbansfolkmusic.org.uk On Sunday among other events there will be a singaround in the White Swan, Dagnall Street from 2-5pm, and a session from 6pm in the Hare and Hounds, Sopwell Lane, go along and join in the fun.

Summer Festival by de Havilland Philharmonic Orchestra

21st June A concert of music inspired by nature on the grandest scale! The abundance of material in the natural world has provided composers of every generation and genre a wellspring of creativity from which has come some of the most beautiful music ever written. Dvorak – In Nature's Realm / Grieg – Morning Mood from Peer Gynt / Smetana – Vltava from Ma Vlast / Holst – A cluster of Planets Adult £20, concs £15, child £8 01707 281127 The Weston Auditorium, University of Hertfordshire de Havilland Campus, Hatfield AL10 9EU

John Rutter Singing Day

NOW at Hatfield House Live Promotions Concerts invite you to two fantastic evenings of music: Jools Holland & KT Tunstall Fri 19th June Status Quo Sat 20th June For both events gates open 5pm and advance tickets £39.95 www.hatfield-house.co.uk

A Great British Concert Sat 27th June 7.30pm Walton - Battle of Britain Suite Coates - Saxo-Rhapsody (David Wigram - saxophone) Vaughan Williams - The Lark Ascending (Jennifer Wigram - violin) Elgar - Enigma Variations Celebrate all things British with a concert featuring music from iconic composers who have reflected and shaped the musical culture of the British Isles.

St Saviour's Church, St Albans, AL1 4DF Adult £14, £10, concs £5, child £1 Tickets from 01727 852768 / tickets@saso.org.uk

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Sat 6th June 10.30am - 5pm Inspirational composer and choral conductor, John Rutter, leads one of his famous singing days. He will work on a range of music - English choral favourites and his own compositions.

John is known for his encouraging, engaging approach to choral singing.

We hope that this event will appeal to all ages, young singers, parents and grandparents.

St George's School, Harpenden Adult £20, concs £15 01707 377029 tickets@leasingers.co.uk

Baroque and Beyond Sat 20th June 7.30pm Carillon Chamber Choir presents J S Bach - Jesu, Komm and Lobet den Herrn Purcell - Jehova, quam multi sunt Hostes mei Boyce - O where shall Wisdom be found?

Bruckner - Os justi and Ave Maria Mendelssohn - Sacred motets St Peter’s Church, St Albans AL1 3HG Adult £14, concs £13, child £5 Tickets from 01582 763774 ward.geoff.t21@btinternet.com

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What’s What’son onininJune June 42

5th Folk at the Maltings Arts Theatre 0844 870 0887, 8pm, adult £10, concs £8, child £6 5th - 7th & 9th - 13th The Shawl & Duck Variation see page 34 6th Darkside - The Pink Floyd Show Harpenden Public Halls, 01582 767525, 7.30pm, £15 Harpenden Carnival Harpenden Common, this year includes Discovery Day, Art on the Common & the return of the carnival procession: 12 noon, events: 12.30pm - 6pm, free Dark Blues Summer Party Herts County Show Ground, 8pm - 1am, £25 www.darkblues.co.uk Bumps & Babies Festival St Paul's Church, St Albans, St Albans & District NCT, ante & postnatal taster workshops, 12.30pm - 4.30pm 6th & 7th Lego Brick Traders see page 46 6th - 8th Ayot St Lawrence Art Show see page 25 7th Open Farm Sunday see page 22 More to Explore: The North Churchyard St Albans Cathedral, learn about the fascinating individuals & the Abbots buried there, free, 3pm Talk: Iron Age Verulamium Museum, free, 3pm - 3.30pm Coin Detectives Family Event Verulamium Museum, find the hidden coins in the Museum & make a coin necklace, 2pm - 5pm, free Ashridge Trail Half Marathon see page 38 9th An Evening With Terry Wogan see page 14 10th Lunchtime Organ Recital St Albans Cathedral, 12.30pm, free 12th From The Jam Harpenden Public Halls, 01582 767525, 7.30pm, £20 12th - 14th Magna Carta 800th Weekend see page 6 14th Lanwarne at Burstons see page Oaklands Summer Fayre see page 36 St Albans Half Marathon see page 43 St Albans Farmers Market St Peters Street Musical Sunday Afternoon St Albans Organ Theatre Camp Road, 03003 656565, 2.15pm - 4.30pm, adult £5.50, child £2.50 18th Sss'ing Serpents Tring Natural History Museum, make your own slithery serpent, 11am & 2pm, under 5’s, £2

19th Jools Holland at Hatfield House see page 40 20th Edwardian Picnic & Evening Airshow page 24 Status Quo at Hatfield House see page 40 The Alban Pilgrimage see page 6 Baroque & Beyond see page 40 Soroptimist Women's Conference Redbourn Parish Centre, Speaker: Aneeta Prem, founder of the Freedom Charity on forced marriage & Women's Engineering Society, book on 07885 423044, 10am 21st Summer Festival see page 40 Fathers Day Sports Car Show see page 25 Walk: House in the Park guided walk to the Hypocaust starting at Verulamium Museum, Verulamium Park, 3pm - 3.30pm, free Redbourn in Steam Redbourn Village Museum, traction engines & road rollers, 11am - 3pm, adult £2, child £1 Alban Street Festival see page 6 21st & 27th Tower Tours St Albans Cathedral, £8 21st: 2pm, 3.15pm, 4.30pm 27th: 10am, 11.30am, 1pm & 2.30pm 23rd Talk: The Dreyfus Affair: Spy Buried in St Nicholas Churchyard by Dr John Versey, Harpenden Public Halls, Harpenden Local History Society, 8pm 24th BBC Radio 3 Choral Evensong Broadcast Live St Albans Cathedral, Cathedral Choir, all welcome, please be seated by 3.15pm Pride & Prejudice see page 25 25th The Elvis Years see page 14 27th Harpenden Armed Forces Day see page 24 Family Festival St Peters School, Cottonmill Lane, games, stalls, Maypole dancing, live music & entertainment from 5pm, 3pm - 8pm Glow & Walk see page 38 A Great British Concert see page 40 Talk: Mosaics Verulamium Museum, St Albans Tour Guides, 3pm - 3.30pm, free 27th & 28th St Albans Folk Festival see page 40 28th Carnival at the Castle Hertford Castle, 12 noon 4pm, free www.hertford.gov.uk/hertford.castle Gustard Wood Open Gardens see page 24

Come and show your support at the St Albans Half Marathon in Verulamium Park.

The event offers something for everyone of all ages and abilities with the Half Marathon, Walking Half Marathon, 5k Race and 1.5 Mile Children’s Fun Run, activities start from 8am.

St Albans Museums and Galleries Trust are one of the two official charities this year. The Trust is trying to raise £1.7m towards the Renaissance: St Albans project to create a new museum and gallery in the Georgian Grade II listed Town Hall, so why not join in and help reach the target!

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Bike Week 13th - 21st June Sat 13th June 9.30am - Five Miles to Fabulous Ladies-only easy pace ride with coffee stop using traffic free routes and quieter roads.

Meet at Morrisons Supermarket, Hatfield Road, by the cycle stands.

Sat 20th June 10am - Saturday Saunter Ladies only, meet from 9.30am in Morrisons Café, Hatfield Road, St Albans, AL1 4SU, for this easy ride leaving from outside the Supermarket at 10am we cycle along quiet lanes to a break at a cyclists’ cafe in Redbourn returning to St Albans in time for lunch. Total distance up to 20 miles.

There will be plenty of other local cycle rides and events to enjoy, search the Bike Week website to find them. www.southhertsctc.org.uk www.bikeweek.org.uk

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What’s on in July 44

1st Rhythm of the Dance The Alban Arena, St Albans, 01727 861078, 7.30pm, £23.50, £21.50 1st - 4th The Merry Wives of Windsor see page 34 2nd Sir Ranulph Fiennes - A Life at the Limits The Alban Arena, St Albans, 01727 861078, 7.30pm, £21, £19 3rd - 5th Childwickbury Arts Fair see page 23 3rd - 5th & 7th - 11th The Vortex see page 34 4th A Musical Odyssey The Alban Arena, 01727 844488, Adoramus Choir & Orchestra on a choral & orchestral journey, 7.30pm, £22, £19, £16 4th & 5th Medieval Life Chiltern Open Air Museum, www.coam.org.uk 4th - 18th St Albans International Organ Festival www.organfestival.com 5th Pride & Prejudice Open Air Theatre, 01525 29033 www.woburnabbey.co.uk 4th - 18th St Albans International Organ Festival www.organfestival.com 11th M6 Festival Marlborough Science Academy, St Albans, annual music festival returns for its 6th year, gates 2.30pm, firework finale 11pm, family £30, £35 adult £12.50, concs £6, under 5's free www.themfestival.co.uk 11th & 12th Chiltern Arts Fest Chiltern Open Air Museum, www.coam.org.uk 12th Highland Gathering see page 45 The Martyrdom of St Albans St Albans Choral Society, The Weston Auditorium, University of Herts, 01707 281127, 5pm & 7pm, £12, £10, £1 Musical Sunday Afternoon St Albans Organ Theatre, 03003 65 65 65, 2.15pm - 4.30pm, adult £5.50, concs £4, £2.50 Sunday Tea Dance Bricket Wood Social Club, Oak Avenue, St Albans, 07956 366449 Swing, Jive & Ballroom, partner not required, 3pm - 6pm, £7 on the door, free tea & cake 14th Indoor Car Boot Sale Harpenden Public Halls, 01582 762880, 10am - 3pm, £1 16th & 17th Romeo & Juliet see page 34

16th - 21st Turn your Radio On Harpenden Public Halls, 07568 363104, Hurst Children’s Theatre Group hurstchildrenstheatregroup.co.uk 18th Battle Proms Hatfield House, 4.30pm, www.battleproms.com 18th & 19th Classic Vehicle Show Chiltern Open Air Museum, www.coam.org.uk 18th July - 1st Sept Willows Farm Summer Spectacular London Colney, 0870 129 9718 A-maize-ing Maze & family fun, 10am - 5.30pm 19th Lanwarne at Burstons see page 20 Folk by the Oak Hatfield House, 12.30pm www.folkbytheoak.com 21st Soweto Spiritual Singers The Alban Arena, St Albans, 01727 861078 7.30pm, £26.50, £24 22nd Classics on the Common Harpenden Common, 2pm - dusk 22nd - 26th St Albans Art Society Summer Exhibition St Albans Old Town Hall, Market Place, free admission, over 200 exhibits 22nd - 24th & 30th July - 1st Aug Twelfth Night or What You Will Inn On The Park, Verulamium Park, 7.30pm www.breakawaytheatre.com 23rd July - 28th Aug Play in the Parks local parks & open spaces, ages 3 - 12 www.stalbans.gov.uk/playintheparks 25th & 26th Rye Meads Nature Reserve Big Wild Sleepout Sat 25th 7pm - Sun 26th July 10am, games, nighttime photography, a campfire & best of all sleeping in tents out on the reserve among the sounds of nature! debs.allbrook@rspb.org.uk or 01992 708381 27th Fairtrade Coffee Chiswell Green, United Reformed Church Hall, 07885 423044, Soroptimist Women's Group Meeting, talk from a coffee expert, 8pm 27th July - 21st Aug Lugnasa Summer Games Celtic Harmony Camp, step into the Iron Age celticharmony.org/events 29th Hoo’s Kids Book Fest www.lutonhooestate.co.uk 31st Magic of the Movies Harpenden Public Halls, 01582 767525, summer concert for all the family, 3pm & 7pm, £16, £14 ParkLive with Happy Mondays, Ash, Stereo MCs & The Scruff, Bedford Park, Bedford, gates open 6pm, £32.50 www.lphconcerts.co.uk

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Beauty Skin & Tonic

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Bicycle Repairs Cycletech Hertfordshire

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Blinds Colourblindz

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Bowling Club Batchwood Hall Bowling Club Building & Refurbishment KPC Property Services Car Hire Nolan Prestige

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Carpentry / Joinery Chris Smyth Charity Traid

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Children’s Art Classes FineArt4Kids!

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Children’s Parties Inn on the Park

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Domestic Appliance Repairs Leigh Hibon

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Education Kumon

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Electricians Alban Electrical Services I & B Electrical MLC Electrical Sol Projects Ltd

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Plasterer A. Merson Plastering

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Financial Management AMR Financial Management

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Flooring Creative Wood Flooring

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Private Healthcare Spire Harpenden Hospital

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Property Maintenance Nick The Handyman

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Recruitment Agency KA Marketing

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Foot Care Feet First Golinska Foot Care

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Garden Centre Burston Garden Centre

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Gardening / Landscaping Charlies Garden Service Garden Life Landscapes Justin Leon Lanwarne Landscapes Supagrass The Garden Tidy

Removals Stephens

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Roofing K & D Flat Roofing

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Security Maximum Security Systems

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Shutters The Harpenden Shutter Company

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Cleaning Big Yellow Daily Poppins Domestique Linda & Karen Cleaning Services Murray’s Cleaning Services

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Plumber DJ&M Plumbing Services Ltd

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Oven Cleaning Ovenmaster

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Fencing Verulam Fencing

Chiropodists Kathy Witchard

Dance & Drama Stagecoach Theatretrain

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Health & Fitness Intelligent Pilates

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Tree Surgeons Fircroft Tree Surgery Ltd

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TV Repairs JB TV Services

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