At June’s monthly luncheon meeting at Royston Golf Club, 23 members attended and enjoyed a meal, followed by speaker of the day Paul Barwick with an espionage theme covering “Gareth Williams and The Mystery of the Body In The Bag” which was very interesting, thought provoking and even a little frightening. A group of our […]
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The Steeple Chasers are taking part in The Big Step Forward again this year, a fundraiser on Saturday 13th July for Pancreatic Cancer UK. This is their chosen charity for 2024. The charity is close to the Steeple Chaser’s hearts as one of their members had a diagnosis 18 months ago. The 3 mile walk
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It’s Plastic Free July! Even with new legislation, there is still a lot of single use plastic about… Plastic Free July www.plasticfreejuly.org encourages us to make changes in our everyday plastic use. There’s a useful quiz that offers alternatives to our usual shopping habits. Invite your friends and family to a Plastic Free Picnic. Don’t
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With the summer event season in full swing, ticket scams are on the rise, targeting eager fans of major events like Wimbledon, the Paris Olympics, concerts, and the Euros. Here are some key points to raise awareness and protect yourself from falling victim to these fraudulent schemes: Fraudsters employ various tactics to lure unsuspecting victims,
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Julian’s Business Tips by Julian Berry… I was going to write something about the election this month, but I couldn’t think where to start! I could look at the different parties’ approach to business, I could speculate on the likely outcome – but I felt we would all be heartily sick of hearing all that by
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Mindful Living by Becky Duncan… I love a midyear reflect and reset, taking stock of what I’ve accomplished and what I still aspire to achieve. I’ve found that incorporating morning rituals into my daily routine sets me up for a successful day ahead. I am certainly not perfect and could use a lot more of these
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For this year’s Spring lunch, Royston Health Walks decided to support and promote the Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust and raise money for cancer services and the new Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital. Addenbrooke’s has helped so many of our walkers and their families and this was an opportunity for us to say thank you for all their
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Stag Walkers is a local walking group aimed mainly at people in their 20s and 30s, hosting walks across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and south Cambridgeshire every week. The group is part of the Ramblers, the charity dedicated to removing barriers so everyone can enjoy walking in green spaces, and to improving Britain’s most popular and least-known
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Anstey Fair is back and looks forward to welcoming you to our new venue behind St George’s Church! In addition to the usual free parking, Tombola, children’s games, nearly new clothes, BBQ, licensed Bar and Teas, look out for new attractions which include:a dog show, a visit from the local police, two children’s competitions: ‘The
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Thank you for supporting us throughout our first year. At the end of which Bow Books was proud to be chosen by National Book Tokens as the country’s Bookshop of the Month for June and Paul took part in a ‘Ask the Bookseller’ interview. To read more visit: https://bit.ly/BowBooksBookshopOfTheMonth What makes Bow Books, new and
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One of the largest and most prominent carvings in Royston Cave is a figure thought to represent St Christopher, which stands directly below the entrance shaft on the northern side of the cave. St Christopher began life as a man called Reprobus, who was born in Canaan, in the Middle East, and is said to
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July Update from Emma – Royston Museum Manager… As I’m writing this, the weather outside the office window changed from heavy rain to sunshine and back again. We’re keeping our fingers crossed for blue skies and sunshine on Saturday 6th July for our annual Summer Fayre. With traditional fayre games, nature themed crafts, our new interactive
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