The Mordens Art Trail For the third year, local resident and artist, Gina Ferrari is organising an art trail around the villages of Guilden Morden and Steeple Morden. Gina first thought of the idea of creating an art trail through the villages to give villagers something to focus on during lockdown in early 2021 but […]
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OWL: Local Crime Updates Would you like to receive updates about local crime and related crime prevention advice? Download the free “OWL Crime Alerts” app in your app store, or sign up to receive updates at owl.co.uk/herts
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Julian’s Business Tips: Negative Feedback from The Apprentice As long term readers will know, I have a love-hate relationship with the BBC show, ‘The Apprentice’. Just like you shouldn’t use Love Island as a source of dating tips, you shouldn’t use The Apprentice as a demonstration of how to be commercially successful! However, whilst putting
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Mindful Living by Becky, Chanting Stork Yoga: Season of Renewal Welcome to the season of renewal Springtime brings an uplifting shift in the air, offering a sense of renewed fresh energy and positive expectations, just look at the emergence of spring flowers so visable everywhere Open your doors and windows to spring, ventilate your house
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Meldreth Bowls Club Tucked away behind a hedge, almost opposite Holy Trinity Church at North End lies Meldreth Bowls Club. The long winter months look to be ending, the clocks have moved forward and the grass is growing which must herald the start of a new bowls season. A lot of work has been put
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Royston Parkinson’s Cafe… Have you, your partner or somebody you know been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease? We have a monthly chat with tea/coffee and biscuits, in The Old Bull Inn, Royston. Hotel High Street Royston on the last Tuesday of the month between 10.30am and 12noon. The next two meetings are on 26th April and
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Discover over 2000 years of Royston’s story… by Royston Museum We’ve just launched our new exhibition, ‘Back to School’, exploring Royston’s schools throughout the 20th century. Through objects, photographs and interviews with real students, find out what life was like for pupils at Queen’s Road School, Market Hill School and St Mary’s. Learn about their
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Be Sustainable in April Since last year there has been a significant shift towards environmentally responsible packaging for Easter eggs. Gratuitous plastic casings were on their way out and in came recyclable cardboard boxes with, in some cases, compostable, transparent vegetable starch windows. While there are still a lot of chocolate eggs wrapped in aluminium
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Spotlight On… Youth activities to benefit young people Police in Royston have been working with local schools and organisations to create more activities for children outside of school. Sergeant Jon Vine and his team recognised that youth provision in Royston was severely lacking, and ever more so since Covid. This has a direct impact on
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Spotlight focuses on the attached photo! Introducing Charlie W a striker who plays for Squadron 66 Under 11’s who joined Shepreth Spifires Tots Football team 6 years ago. Since starting his football journey with Shepreth Spitfires Charlie has been joined by his Grandad. Giving encouragement and support to Charlie and all his teammates. After several
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The Listing launched in September 2005, a community and what’s on magazine for residents firstly just in Royston, and then the surrounding SG8 Villages, to give local businesses an effective and affordable platform to advertise, and to share local information and bring the community together. Almost 18 years on, we are still going strong! In
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The magic of music… As Royston Choral Society celebrates its 50th season of concerts, two of the choir’s basses – Neil Sykes and Steve Richards – share insights into the musical influences and tastes that have led them to sing with the choir. Neil writes… I didn’t grow up listening to classical music, other than what
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