The highlight of the year for Royston Environmental Group is the Sustain-Ability Fair as part of the Royston Arts Festival on Saturday, 28th September 2024. Confirmed are several local organisations and businesses who will be happy to chat with you, giving practical help, advice and solutions to sustainable living issues. We all want to make […]
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If we’re lucky enough to have an Indian Summer, then this delicious recipe makes brilliant barbecue food, but equally, you can cook these under the grill. The sauce is so delicious you’ll be dipping everything into it! Preparation time: 20 minutes plus 30 minutes marinading time Cooking time: Satay 10 minutes. Grilled Chicken 20-25 minutes
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2024 is a very special year for the Orwell Pannier Market – it’s our 20th Anniversary! This makes us the oldest monthly village market in South Cambridgeshire (see SCDC’s website – visitsouthcambs.co.uk). It all started back in 2004 when three local residents, on holiday in Devon, saw villagers selling surplus produce from pannier baskets. What
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Paul Bowes from Bow Books in Royston attributes his national pride and fierce loyalties to descending from generations of Yorkshire yeoman farmers for 500 years, then from a branch that transferred to the heart of England in Victorian times. His appreciation of family values solidified 60 years ago when committing to a wonderful life-partner, parenting
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Royston Arts Festival returns this year on Friday 20th September and runs until Saturday 5th October. This year, popular folk due Megson are opening the Festival with a concert in Royston Parish Church, and the Festival ends with the day-long Barkway Literary Festival, featuring author talks and workshops. Throughout the Festival, enjoy over 50 events
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Royston Veterinary Centre, is a well-established independent veterinary practice with over 70 years of experience. Located in Hertfordshire and serving the surrounding counties, our dedicated team is committed to providing exceptional care for small animals and exotic pets. The practice operates out of a purpose-built site with four consulting rooms, including a dedicated cat consult
Curwens Solicitors Royston started their Art Gallery in their Reception Area on the High Street in 2007 with Artist Sue Sanders, first volunteer curator for 7 years… The Art Gallery has been facilitated by Curwens Solicitors Royston staff all this time as part of their charity work and support to the Royston community and local
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New research from Citizens Advice found that over 13 million people (26% of UK adults) have accidentally taken out a subscription in the past 12 months. These subscriptions cover services from fitness apps to food delivery services and repeat pet food to magazine subscriptions. Of those who ended up with an accidental subscription, the most
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Let’s face it, it’s challenging to find time for yourself amidst the fun and activities with your kids. So, here are some strategies to help you stay on track with your health while still enjoying time with your family. 1. Physical activity for everyone! Turn exercise into a family affair by going for bike rides,
Royston Hockey Club (RHC) kicks off the season with a new and energetic committee. It’s all change at RHC, with a new committee; dedicated to offering more opportunities for hockey for both young and old. Look out for our events on social media. RHC runs successful senior and junior teams. We are a friendly, competitive
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Unless you’re the manager! A group of talented individuals can only produce the best team performance if it is well managed. How are you managing your talented individuals? With the Olympics in full swing, and the memory of England’s success at the Euros fresh in our minds, I thought I’d talk about teams again. A
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The Conservators need you? For personal reasons Clare Swarbrick has decided to step down as a Conservator this summer, leaving a vacancy after four years. Clare was a driving force for change within the Trust, having been Chair for much of this time and she will be missed. “I am incredibly proud of what has
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