More and more wildlife is finding a home at St Albans Cathedral – from the peregrine falcons up on the tower to pollinators and other wildlife in the new Sumpter Yard Garden. In this week’s Environment Matters, the Cathedral’s Canon Chancellor, The Revd Canon Kevin Walton explains what’s being done, including some clever details that ... Read more

St Albans MP Daisy Cooper joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this ... Read more

St Albans MP Daisy Cooper joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out this ... Read more

Nous parlons de l’histoire des droits de la femme en France et en particulier de la lutte pour le droit de vote et le droit a l’Interruption Volontaire de Grossesse. Ce podcast est extrait d’une emission speciale pour la journee internationale des droits de la femme (2017). Avec Aline Bavister et Elise Lines In this ... Read more

Dans cet episode nous retrouvons notre compatriote Helene Vioix qui, apres plusieurs annees a St Albans, est partie en Allemagne pour le travail avec sa jeune famille. Comment se passe l’adaptation a un nouveau pays et une nouvelle langue pour toute la famille? Quelles sont les differences avec La Grande Bretagne et la France? Avec ... Read more

Harpenden and Hitchin MP Bim Afolami joins us for his monthly chat with Jason McKenna. If you have missed out ... Read more

We often ignore the ideas that kids come up with. But not Viviana Cruz-Morrison. She turned an idea her son came up with for a school project into a whole, new business that makes packaging free cleaning products easy for everyone.

Salisbury Road residents Ann, Siobhan and Steve have created a community recycling scheme that they hope will catch on around the District. They tell us how it works, why it’s so good and how you can set up your own. To check out the Community Recycling event for the St Albans Sustainability Festival, and the ... Read more

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

Clive talks with his daughter Sarah about the Eurovision Song Contest and how all generations seem to enjoy it. Clive has watched it since the 1970s and Sarah since 2005. Both have listened to all 40 songs in this year’s Contest and have chosen the ones they like themselves and which they think are likely to do well or not. See if you agree with their views!