Royston Meridian WI Last month our ladies welcomed John Kershaw talking about his memories as a boy of living through The Blitz. He was very interesting, informative and even managed to bring some humour viewed through the eyes of a boy, showing photographs of children in gas masks, as well as Anderson and Morrison Shelters. […]
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News from Royston Market Traders… St Ives Wholesale Produce Ltd St Ives Wholesale Produce Ltd sell fruit and vegetables and can be found on the market on both Wednesdays and Saturdays, operating from a dominant pitch in the main market square. They have traded on Royston Market for over 25 years and have built up
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Royston Choral Society – Singing To Celebrate… The proactive campaign over the recent, controversial threat to the BBC Singers’ funding shows the strength of support for community-made music, a movement in which the Royston Choral Society has played a part for the past 50 years. As well as celebrating that half century, the choir’s next
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FSB: Helping Your Business Thrive Many people consider FSB membership as a sort of insurance policy for their business – something only used when there is a problem. This view often misses some of the key things that help save our members time and money as well as unlocking market-leading business services and tools designed
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Bridge The Gap is back! Registration is now open with an early bird offer, don’t miss this unique charity walk around seven University of Cambridge Colleges. Cambridge’s iconic Bridge the Gap charity walk returns on the morning of Sunday 10th September 2023. The specially designed three-mile route through the grounds of seven of the University
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Citizens Advice North Herts & District Community Engagement Manager, Catherine Bennett at Citizens Advice North Herts offers budgeting tips… Firstly, find out exactly what money you have coming in and going out each month. Be realistic about what you need for essentials like food and travel. Then you can set yourself a budget that you
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Julian’s Business Tips: Brand New Values Last month I heard a very interesting talk about the importance of branding. I don’t mean the corporate logo or colour palette type of branding, I’m talking true branding: the thing that separates your company from its competitors, your brand values. We used to call this your USP: your
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Mindful Living by Becky, Chanting Stork Yoga: Watching the Clouds Mindfully watching the summer clouds float on by… Being able to rest in awareness is a wonderful tool and life skill we all deserve to know, experience and love. Paying more attention to the present moment makes us more aware as human beings of ourselves,
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Cokenach Open Gardens The beautiful Cokenach Gardens will be open to the public for the first time since 2018 – on 10th June – in aid of Khandel Light and the Friends of Barkway Church. Tickets are £6 – children are free. Refreshments will be available from 12noon-4pm. Gray and Co, Indiana, Millie Flack Chair
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Meldreth Scarecrow Festival After last year’s excellent Jubilee themed event, Meldreth Scarecrow Festival returns on the weekend of the 10th and 11th of June with the theme “Top of the Crops” musicians, pop stars etc. There will be prizes for the three best scarecrows. If you plan on entering then please register your scarecrow by
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Discover over 2000 years of Royston’s story… by Royston Museum Over May half term, we’re holding two days of springtime arts and crafts. Make bird feeders, bug hotels, pinwheels, mobiles and more! Learn about your local flora and fauna and what you can do to protect it. Thurs 1st & Fri 2nd June. Drop in
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Be Sustainable in June World Environment Day is fifty years old this year! Monday, 5th June sees the anniversary of this UN initiative to raise awareness of global environmental issues, such as the depletion of the ozone layer and global warming. Now the biggest threat is plastic with more than 800 marine and coastal species
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