The Christmas spirit blazed along the length of Fishpool Street this year making it an incredibly tough choice for the judges of our Best Dressed Home Competition. So much ingenuity and artistry was shown by residents up and down the street that they felt the originally promised two prizes would not be enough. After much deliberation they decided to award prizes in six categories: Most impressive display - No 80 (pictured above) Best wreath – No 137 Best lighting – No 196

Don’t miss your chance to comment on a proposal by St Albans Civic Society for the continued pedestrianisation of George Street ...

Enter our competition and help the spirit of Christmas sweep along Fishpool Street by hanging door wreaths or adorning your front windows with sparkling festive displays. Hang up or hang out your decorations in whatever form excites you, or in whatever ways you think may impress the judges! There will be two prizes for the best displays - in the form of goodies from the Pudding Stop in Verulam Road. The judges – three in all – will walk the street in the days before Christmas

The regulation of commercial deliveries to the hours between 7am and 10pm was agreed as part of a new, updated version of A Vision for Fishpool Street at the 2020 AGM. Also signed off by FSRA members was a new long-term goal to press for alternative stopping zones to be found for school buses outside the conservation area. The document, A Vision for Fishpool Street , was first drawn up by the FSRA based on members’ suggestions in 2017. It includes sections on safeguarding th

One of Fishpool Street’s young guns has returned from university and is looking to help school students get to grips with maths and physics.

‘Mudlarks’ took place on Saturday 13 July at Ford Garden. The term refers to the black mud that covers much of the bottom of the River Ver.