Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, Cambridge We, my 4 year old daughter and I, visited in Half Term, so while the museum was busier than normal it was still worth going. Located on Downing Street its just a short walk from the Trumpington Park and Ride bus stop at John Lewis, its free to enter […]
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Home-Start Royston & South Cambridgeshire has been supporting families since 1983 in North Herts, South Cambs and Buntingford. Home-Start is a registered charity that supports local families with children aged 9 and under who are struggling with post-natal depression, isolation, physical and mental health problems, relationship problems, multiple-aged children, bereavement and many other issues. Parents
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Luna Animal Rescue was founded in October 2013. The main aim was to help rehome dogs who found themselves abandoned and without families, in local and national pounds. Since then Luna has successfully rehomed well over 300 dogs, who are happily living with their new families. Luna has evolved into a bigger family, and has
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As I watched a gritter on my icy journey to work last week, I was reminded that just as an icy road can be treacherous with unseen black ice to catch out the unwary, so the road to success also has hazards to spoil the progress of the inexperienced traveller! In life as in business,
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Royston-based author Damien O’Dell, who runs the popular Royston Ghost Walks, in association with Royston Library, is writing his next book all about Royston. Damien is including a chapter on ‘Haunted Royston’ and he’d like readers of The Listing to contact him with their true-life experiences in both Royston and the surrounding villages. Damien has
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March is a month of celebration, a time when we pay homage to the nurturing essence of mothers, the bountiful energy of Mother Earth, and the divine power of Shakti. At the heart of this month lies the convergence of the Spring Equinox and Mother’s Day, marking the onset of spring and the celebration of
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The Mobile Warden Scheme helps the elderly and vulnerable people living in the Mordens, Litlington and Bassingbourn to be as self-sufficient as possible and continue to live happy and independent lives. Mobile Wardens telephone each person every weekday morning to confirm that they are safe and well. If they can’t get a reply, then there
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If I was stranded on a desert island, there is only one thing I’d have to have (apart from mascara!). Garlic, lovely fresh garlic. It is such a massive taste enhancer in any recipe, it is also SO good for you. The benefits of this delicious bulb? It helps strengthen the immune system, contains mood
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Natalie Graham is a qualified sleep consultant who helps support families with children (0-6 years) who struggle with their sleep. This may be continuous broken nights, bedtime battles, non existent naps and early starts. As a mum of two, she knows how lack of sleep can take its toll on the wellbeing and happiness of
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March is a time of preparation for Royston Cave. The team have been busy making final repairs and ensuring everything is ready for the new public visiting season which starts on the 6th April. The cave will be open every weekend, and bank holidays, and tickets are only available online via the website. The Cave
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Girlguiding Royston District is holding its Annual Spring Fayre on Saturday 2nd March, 10am-12noon at Royston Town Hall. This event is our main fundraiser of the year and we are raising money towards our Save Christon Hall Appeal (our HQ that is in need of urgent repairs and improvements). There will be a fantastic choice
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It’s been another busy month at the Museum. Sophie has been creating the first of two temporary exhibitions celebrating Royston Museum’s 40th Anniversary this year. This first exhibition explores the Royston Institute Museum, which opened 168 years before the current museum. Rhian has spent a day in London discovering how to create immersive experiences using
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