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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:

Local resident Richard Warmsley
Vice President of the St Albans Chamber of Commerce, Cheryl Luzet
Chair of the City Centre Vision Steering Group, Tim Boatswain
Leader of St Albans District Council, Chris White, and
Director of St Albans Business Improvement District, Mandy McNeil

 

Retired anthropologist Professor Tim Boatswain discusses gender roles and stereotypes and the biological and cultural reasons behind them.

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

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

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.

Panto returns to St Albans this Christmas!

We at Radio Verulam were very excited when we heard the news that panto would be returning to the Alban Arena this December, and what a cast we have for this show. It's going to be fabulous and not to be missed.

Dan Bury spoke to two of the stars from Snow White and the Seven Dwarves - St Albans Panto regular Ian Kirkby and the Wicked Queen Chizzy Akudolu. Recorded at the new Eric Morecombe centre in Harpenden, please excuse background noise.

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