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Successful Open Garden Event in St Albans to raise funds for Youth Talk
A very big thank you to Heather and Peter Osborne for opening their beautiful garden to the public and raising £424 for Youth Talk, as part of the Hardy Plant Society members' initiative to open some of their gardens to celebrate the Society's 60t...
Supporters raise funds for Youth Talk at St Albans Half Marathon
St Albans Half Marathon is a tremendous community event with a lot of young people taking part which is good. We are grateful to the Mayor, the Council Team and other supporters of Youth Talk who participated in the event for raising the charity’s...
New Mayor for St Albans District chooses Youth Talk
The new Mayor of the City and District of St Albans, Cllr Mohammad Iqbal Zia, has adopted the theme ‘Your Community – Our Community’ for his year in office. He said: “.....I feel very passionate about supporting young people with emotional, social...