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 Rema…
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 t…
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 r…
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 c…
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…
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 pi…
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 r…
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 passin…
Trees are an asset for every street – for the environment, our health and even increase the value of the houses. Hear how Kingsbury Avenue residents have negotiated the hurdles for more trees on their…
Could learning how to work with nature be the secret to success in your garden? Rothamsted PhD student, Tessa, shares her findings about beneficial soil bacteria and artificial fertilizer, and Steve S…
The journey to a Wilder St.Albans has started and Heidi Carruthers of Herts and Middx Wildlife Trusts wants your help finding spaces with potential to become better for wildlife You can nominate a spa…
Having drawn a blank saving the former Butterfly World site, Butterfly World 2.0 are creating butterfly friendly areas further afield. Lindsay McRea explains what they’re up to and how you can help ta…
Feeding bellies not bins is the aim of Watford’s amazing Random Cafe – Sustainable Watford . Be inspired by manager, Jane, who talks about the origins, achievements and plans of this awesome organisat…
St.Albans Sustainability Festival Working Group chair, Jill Watson, shares some of the difficulties and successes of this year’s festival To support the Herts and Middlesex Trust Astonbury Wood appeal…
The results of the St.Albans District Residents Climate Survey are in and Catherine Ross, trustee of Sustainable St.Albans, explains the findings. She also talks about why we’re being to asked to take…
From 1st July St.Albans District residents will have to pay if they want their green waste collected. So, even if you have a garden, how easy is it to manage without a green bin? Experienced composter…
