Spotlight on… NESSie NESSie is a not for profit, child first, family focused organisation, supporting families and school staff to ensure positive emotional health in children and young people. Who are we? Originally set up in North Herts in 2015 in response to increasing mental health need in schools, NESSie now has a large team […]
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From Tallulah’s Kitchen: Mojito Pancakes Hello my fellow foodies, and welcome to February’s edition of The Listing. On the 16th of this month we will be celebrating Shrove Tuesday and I would like to share with you this recipe for Mojito Pancakes, one for the grown ups, a particular favourite in our house anytime of
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Reminiscing with old photographs of Royston. This photo is at the crossroads looking towards to the Coach & Horses. The Jolly Postie would be behind and left of the photographer. www.roystonmuseum.org.uk
If you have not picked up a paint brush since you left school, now is the chance! Residents in Guilden and Steeple Morden invite you to make a piece of art that you can display from a window in your home, visible from the street, for the Morden Art Trail. Display your art between 1st
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Julian’s Business Tips: The AEIOU of Business Marketing Email marketing remains one of the most effective and affordable means of connecting with current and prospective customers, particularly during these challenging times. Here are five simple things to consider to make your email marketing more effective. Ask • Ask permission when creating lists – don’t bombard
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About The February Cover Images The cover images on this month’s editions of the Listing Royston was taken on a walk over Therfield heath on route to Therfield village, whilst the Listing Villages cover image is taken in the woods in behind Burloes Hall and Barkway Road. Amy explained, “Though Covid and the subsequent lockdowns
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A reminder from the Royston vs Coronavirus Team… The team are still up and running and able to help out with shopping or prescriptions. If you can answer ‘Yes’ to at least one question from each column, we should be able to help: In addition, the Royston Talks team are able
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The coronavirus outbreak has changed all of our lives. During times of uncertainty, we can feel anxious and stressed. Feelings of isolation, boredom and loneliness are natural. It’s important we keep talking to each other. A website has been developed through a collaboration between Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Clinical Commissioning Group, Cambridgeshire County Council, Peterborough City
EACH Update: Hold onto your charity donations! East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) is asking everyone with donations for its new Royston shop to hold on to them and says any left outside could result in the charity having to pay a disposal cost. EACH has acquired the High Street premises formerly occupied by Woolworths. The
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NCT Royston: Update. Due to the latest lockdown, NCT Royston is currently taking a break from our Walk and Talk events, however that does not mean we are taking a break from supporting new parents. We are fighting loneliness by helping new parents meet each other for 1:1 walks. Join our private WhatsApp group and
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Looking After You: New Year, New Wellbeing With the current pandemic and lockdown restrictions it is clear that our mental health is being challenged. Using your breath to help reduce anxiety and stress can be an extremely powerful yet simple way to manage negative feelings. 1 Abdominal Breathing Abdominal breathing, also known as natural breathing,
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Shop Safe, Shop Local North Herts District Council and East Herts District Council have joined forces to help people to shop safe, shop local with the ‘Reopening the High Street Safely Campaign to the Public’, funded by the European Regional Development Fund and Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. High Streets across the region
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