Stag Walkers is a friendly and sociable walking group aimed at people in their 20s and 30s which offers a variety of walks and social events in Herts/Beds/Cambs. This winter, Stag Walkers are joining Ramblers groups across the UK in inviting people to join them for the Festival of Winter Walks. The walks will give […]
A new health and wellbeing service delivered by North Hertfordshire District Council was launched in January. The healthy hub is a one stop shop where you can access health services, support and advice all in one place, making it easier to get help with a range of physical and mental health issues. Whether it’s stop
A new ‘Healthy Hub’ Coming to North Herts! Read More »
Staff and pupils at Icknield Walk First School had a wonderful surprise when they returned to school after their Christmas break. The talented graffiti artist, Dave Nash had been busy creating this exciting mural in our outdoor sensory and garden area. The birds depicted are the birds our classes are named after. The children have
Icknield Walk First School’s New Mural! Read More »
Applications are invited from organisations within Royston, for a grant towards the setting up of a new project, a capital scheme or help towards a special event or activity which will benefit the local community, during the period 1st April 2020 to 31st March 2021. Applications forms are available now, from the Town Hall office or
Royston Town Mayor’s Community Trust Fund Grant Awards 2020/21 Read More »
A local Ramblers club is encouraging young people to discover the physical, mental and social benefits of walking in their New Year resolutions. Stag Walkers, a friendly and sociable walking group aimed at people in their 20s and 30s (and anyone young at heart!), is hosting two leisurely introductory walks on Sunday 5th January 2020
Start 2020 with a fun, friendly and sociable stroll around Hertfordshire’s countryside Read More »
Hello my fellow foodies and welcome to not only to a brand new month but to a bright and shiny new year! I hope you all enjoyed the festivities with your nearest and dearest and are looking forward to all the possibilities 2020 may bring you. This month I would like to share with you
From Tallulah’s Kitchen: Orange Cake Read More »
For their Christmas Party, Margret House Residential and Dementia Care Home booked a professional singer to woo the crowd. Unfortunately, the singer pulled out last minute, leaving a gaping whole in the party schedule. Panic they did not, and after a few minutes of rallying up the troops, staff performed a fantastic dance show instead!
Margret House Staff Rally Around For Impromptu Dance Show! Read More »
For those who don’t know what TWAM is; the initials stand for Tools With A Mission. This is a Christian organisation that collects unwanted/redundant tools and equipment, and after renovating/reparing/refurbishing, they are packed into trade kits ready to send to TWAM’s partners in DR Congo, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. TWAM supplies kits for most trades
Tools With A Mission in Royston! Read More »
At a time when global environmental problems can seem insurmountable, for anyone making a New Year’s resolutions to try and make a difference, the Wildlife Trust are offering half-price membership throughout January. Each member receives Local Wildlife magazine (the children’s version is Wildlife Watch) three times a year, information on events, local groups, walks, talks
Wildlife Trust January Sale! Read More »
The committee are over the moon to announce this year’s highest fundraiser, Phillida Shaw with a magnificent total of £2,010.00. The committee had great pleasure in presenting Phillida with a Trophy and a voucher for two people for Sunday Lunch, kindly donated by the Fox and Hounds in Barley. In total an absolutely phenomenal £18,731.02
Royston In Blue: Highest Fundraiser Read More »
Chinse New Year kicks off this January 25th; this year being the Year of the Rat. According to myth, Chinese New Year started when an old man, Yanhuang, proclaimed he would protect a village against a mythical beast named Nian. The Nian would eat villagers, especially children, in the middle of the night. Yanhuang set
Every picture tells a story, and that is also true of a photograph. If that photograph is on a postcard, a postcard that has been sent to someone, it could reveal an even bigger story. This sepia postcard was produced and sold by WH Smith and is a good example of how a rural community
Monday 25th January, 1912 by Rod Taylor Read More »
