You read it first in the FSRA newsletter – Stuart Macer’s insightful look at the role the straw hat trade played in 19th century Fishpool.

The views of Fishpool Street residents on the permanent pedestrianisation of roads in St Albans city centre have been aired on Radio Verulam

Happy Valentines Day to all those lovers of our Bumper Fun Quiz. Hanker no longer - the answers are here at last.

There was a massive response by Fishpool residents to the FSRA’s recent survey – and a great show of support for pedestrianisation of some city centre streets and other traffic calming measures closer to home. We received 81 replies out of a total of about 110 addresses in Fishpool Street, an impressive participation rate of 73.6 per cent. The results were as follows: Proposal 1 George Street and Market Place should remain as permanent pedestrian areas, with direct vehicle ac

This quiz is offered purely as a diversion during a potentially bleak month when many of us are stuck at home.

The Fishpool Street Residents’ Association is asking for your opinion on our proposals to reduce nuisance traffic on our street.

Fishpool residents are urged to sign an e-petition calling for the permanent pedestrianisation of George Street and Market Place before the deadline of Friday, 15 January. The petition proposes new diverted school bus routes and the introduction of weight and height restrictions in the surrounding roads as part of a new traffic plan for the city centre. These measures could make a big difference to Fishpool Street! The e-petition, which was launched by George Street publican