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ST ALBANS’ very own Apprentice hopeful enjoyed the sweet smell of success during tonight’s episode when she led her team to victory as project manager.

Scouts have been out in the woods learning key skills they will need for an adventure-packed trip to the Netherlands later this year.

A 16-year-old girl who helped get funding for Berkhamsted Skate Park’s new floodlight and the woman who helped set up the Berkhamsted Games have been given Centenary Civic Awards.

Apprentice contestant Natalie Panayi managed to avoid being on the receiving end of Lord Sugar’s trademark ‘You’re Fired’ finger pointing, despite being the project manager on the losing team.

Four teenagers who formed their own indie band last year returned to their old middle school on Saturday to play in front of hundreds of people.

A husband-and-wife are retiring after serving to the people of Tring for the past 29 years.

The list of candidates standing in a council by-election has been released.

IT’S all systems go for a new free school that is set to open in Radlett next September now the Government has given it the official nod.

Salon owner Trisha Buller decided to do something to help people get the real-world skills needed to work in the hairdressing industry.

A BURGEONING assistant director is hoping to get to Cannes Film Festival with her latest project and is calling on the local community to help wrap it up by featuring as extras.