In the first of two concluding roundtable discussions, the three community leaders look back at what they have suggested about the differences and similarities between Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

Sharn Tomlinson, CEO of Mind in Mid Herts, tells Rob Pearman about some of the wide range of mental health and emotional well-being services provided by this organisation and the ways in which its professionals and many volunteer staff are able to help with advice, counselling and other skills through its offices in St Albans, Stevenage, Welwyn Garden City and Hertford.

Kate Newton, Grants Manager for St Albans Old People’s Trust, tells Rob Pearman about the work of the Trust as it seeks to assist anyone over the age of 60 living within the District by providing funding to help with unexpected or anticipated needs .

Colin Dunkerley, Chairman of the St Albans Choral Society, tells Jill Burridge about the activities of the Society, including its fund raising and care home support, as well as recent and imminent performances (including Handel’s Messiah at St Albans Cathedral on Saturday 21st April 2018).

Following the round-table discussion of the similarities and differences between Judaism, Christianity and Islam, the sixth of six conversations with Akhtar Zaman, President of St Albans Islamic Centre, looks at Islam and Human Rights.

Following the round-table discussion of the similarities and differences between Judaism, Christianity and Islam, the sixth of six conversations with Canon Tony Hearle, Vicar of St Paul’s Church, Hatfield Road, looks at the Church and the new Family.

Following the round-table discussion of the similarities and differences between Judaism, Christianity and Islam, the sixth of six conversations with Rabbi Raphael Kaiserblueth, previously at St Albans Masorti Synagogue, looks at the different types of Judaism.

After more than a quarter of a century’s involvement with Open Door in St Albans, Kerry Pollard tells Rob Pearman about the history, current situation and future hopes, plans and aspirations for this vital local service for rough sleepers.

Mike Foers, Chairman of the Probus Club of St Albans, explains to Rob Pearman what this club for retired professionals and business people provides for its members and explains its origins as an offshoot of Rotary International.

Chair of the Management Committee Maralyn Pollard explains the work of the local Women’s Refuge to Jill Burridge and discusses the causes and impact of domestic abuse in its many forms.  An interview timed to support International Women’s Day 2018.