Age UK Age UK Hertfordshire are a local independent charity working to support over 10,000 people each year. We aim to alleviate loneliness and isolation, tackle poverty and inequalities and build resilience within communities across Hertfordshire. We provide a range of services, including: • Befriending…If you need some company • InTouch… If you need to […]
Meldreth Bowls Club Open Day On Sunday 24th April at 2.30pm, our green will be ‘officially’ opened for play, which will be followed by the first ‘roll-up’ of the year. This is the culmination of a lot of hard work by our loyal and supportive members to get everything ready for the coming season. We
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Walking Group Celebrates 15 Years A local Ramblers group is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year. Stag Walkers, a friendly and sociable Ramblers group aimed primarily at younger people (20s-30s and a bit beyond) offers a range of led walks and social events across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and south Cambridgeshire. Formed from humble beginnings back in
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The return of the Royston Memory Cafe The families, friends and carers of local people suffering dementia and memory loss will be delighted to hear that help is once again at hand. After a break of two years caused by Covid restrictions, the Royston Memory Cafe, run by the town’s Rotary Club, is to return
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Escape to The City This month we’re heading back to South West London, to the capital’s largest Royal Park. Just a stone’s throw from the hustle and bustle of central London, Richmond Park offers open grasslands and forest areas, making it a top site to spot ancient trees, wildflowers, birds and deer. Richmond Park, a
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My Local Life… Sharon Windebank, The Listing Sharon joined The Listing team in October 2013 and specialises in business development and digital marketing, working with local businesses and organisations. You’ll often see Sharon around town at various networking and community-based events, and also every month she’s out delivering The Listing to our local high street
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Spotlight On… 200 Issues of the Listing This issue marks 200 issues of The Listing – a feat that we are enormously proud of, and hope that you will share in our pride with us! The Listing started life in September 2005, a time before the internet was widely used, mobiles were solely for texting
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Be Sustainable in April We love Easter with its signs of spring, milder weather and lighter evenings. But what would it be without chocolate? Most confectioners are more savvy these days about packaging and there’s a variety of brands available with plastic free packaging and fair trade chocolate. Easter decorations are fun to craft at
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Trad Jazz Returns to Royston One of the casualties of the pandemic was the popular monthly trad jazz sessions held at the Heath Club. These ceased as restrictions came into force much to the chagrin of the many devotees of New Orleans jazz who attended. The good news is that a new club has been
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Royston Market Traders – Dressed by Flo Dressed by Flo started during the second lockdown as a small Facebook page, selling lovely clothes with an affordable price tag. Dressed by Flo joined Royston Market in April last year and with the support of her regular customers, the business has grown from strength to strength. The
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Royston on the World Map World Down Syndrome Awareness Day is on 21st March Mirka Anderson from Bassingbourn has decided to influence change, social awareness and attitude towards Down’s Syndrome by directing a documentary, The Sky is the Limit, which focuses on the life of her daughter Emma who was born in Cambridge and has
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Julian’s Business Tips: Your Business Journey Last month’s homework was to think about your long-term objective, your vision. I describe running a successful business as going on a journey – and you need to lead your team to the right destination. Do you know where you’re going? That destination is your vision. Once you have
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