Julian’s Business Tips: Influencing YouTube This month I’m looking at social media marketing of video content. The goal is to get subscribers or followers. So how do we do that? Like any marketing communication, content must be targeted if it is going to be successful. Why? Well, these platforms are a huge network of overlapping […]
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Mindful Living by Becky, Chanting Stork Yoga: Sleep Fitness During Dry January, my husband and I got talking about all aspects of our wellbeing. Sleep was at the top of the list when it came to feeling instant gratification and a positive result on our health. So, we started to pay attention to our sleep
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Discover over 2000 years of Royston’s story… by Royston Museum The museum is now reopen having been closed over Christmas to work on our Collection. From it, we were able to repackage objects with more suitable materials, so they are greater protected, reorganise their storage so that they are easier to access, and gain a
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In the Kitchen… Buttermilk Pancakes for Shrove Tuesday Shrove Tuesday is the traditional feast day dating back to Anglo Saxon times, before the start of Lent on Ash Wednesday. It’s a time to use up your eggs, milk and flour before the traditional 40-day fast in the lead up to Easter. This year, why not
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Be Sustainable in February In these still chilly winter months let’s think about food! The 21st February is Shrove Tuesday with families across the land dusting off their trusty pans and buying ingredients ready for the big fry! But let’s think about this for a minute. We cheerfully buy readymade mixes and sprinkle sugar and
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Therfield Heath Conservation Habitat Management Therfield Heath contains some of the richest chalk grasslands in England and is the largest of this habitat in the county. Most of the site is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest for the diverse and rare chalk grassland species and specific insect species which live there. The conservation
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Spotlight On… The Old Schoolhouse, Royston The Old Schoolhouse is a stunning 19th-century building in the heart of Royston, originally the town’s school. Trinity Life Church (TLC) bought the building in 2020 and has completed extensive renovation works throughout. The Williams Hall is a spacious, bright function room ideal for larger meetings, seminars, conferences, community
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Out and About… Meridian Men’s Keep Fit Club As Meridian Men’s Keep Fit Club enters its 45th year, we are looking for new members to join our friendly and welcoming group to exercise, train and play. Each week the club runs a well-established two-hour evening session on Monday evenings 7.30-9.30pm in the gymnasium at King
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Mindful Living: Setting Intentions Setting intentions are a positive way to plant seeds of our dreams and desires, and the start of a new year is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the past year and set intentions for the year ahead. Past experiences can be our greatest teachers… and we can use them to
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Be Sustainable in January Now that the festivities are done and it’s time to pack away the decorations, wrap your treasured heirlooms in tissue paper and store them ready to unpack next December. Spend an extra few minutes carefully winding fairy lights to make hanging them easier next time. If you make a New Year’s
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School Readers Children’s literacy charity Schoolreaders is looking for more volunteers who can help spread the joy of reading to children in Hertfordshire primary schools – especially around Royston. A recent survey of young people by the National Literacy Trust (NLT) revealed that reading enjoyment had reached a 15 year low, rallying slightly in the
Discover over 2000 years of Royston’s story… by Royston Museum As a new year begins, we’re incredibly excited by the challenges and opportunities that 2023 will bring. As a relatively new operation under the Royston Museum Trust, we’re still very much at the beginning of our journey, experimenting, editing and refining the visitor experience and
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