Update on Royston Parish Church Since our last update work has continued apace on the final phase of the restoration/refurbishment of the building. Although there has been much progress recently with groundworks being prepared in anticipation of laying the new floor, including underfloor heating, the creation of a new concrete ceiling to the boiler-room which […]
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Young Photographer Winners The Rotary Club of Royston is delighted to be able to announce the results of its Young Photographer Competition. This year the theme was “Colours of Nature” and the competition once again attracted some extremely high-quality pictures, particularly bearing in mind the ages of the entrants. The junior category (7-10) was won
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Spotlight On: Cricket in Barley Although cricket may have been played much earlier, the first recorded game of cricket played by the Barley Club was on the 13th of July 1846 when a team of gentlemen and Barley villagers defeated Barkway in a game probably played in the sheep meadow opposite The Chequers. A return
Julian’s Business Tips: Just You? Or a Team? This month, I want you to think about whether your new business is just you, or do you see yourself employing a team one day? Working on your own is great – freedom from interference and staff problems, but it’s also lonely, and everything falls to you.
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Looking After You… Ways To Help Fight Off Winter Blues During this time of year it can feel a battle to have a bounce in your step with the winter blues. People who suffer with SAD aren’t the only ones who struggle with the shorter days, colder weather and the darkness. Here are a few
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Mindful Living: Attract More of What you Actually Need In January, we looked at the opportunity that the New Year brings, to promote reflection and self-awareness. It can take a little time but once we have let go of the old, we have space to start new routines and habits that create new neurological pathways.
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Be Sustainable This February Well done to all of you who boldly attempted Veganuary or even Meat-free Mondays throughout January. Being vegan or vegetarian doesn’t suit everyone, but any small changes to our weekly menus by reducing the consumption of red meat and dairy products will improve our health and ultimately benefit our beautiful planet.
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Escape to the City February sees the annual celebration of the Chinese New Year – 2022, the Year of the Tiger. Sadly, the free annual event across Chinatown and the West End has been cancelled for 2022, so instead, why not head to the capital for a foodie day out? Nestled in the heart of
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Tallulahs Kitchen… Mini Raspberry Pavlova Hello and Welcome to February’s edition of The Listing. This month I would like to share with you a recipe for Mini Raspberry pavlovas, these are ideal to release your creative side and impress your Valentine with a sweet treat to finish that cosy home cooked meal. The nests can
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My Local Life… Jayne-Marie Barker, Icon Dance Lessons The Listing chatted to Jayne of Icon Dance Lessons for our February issue. She’s been teaching Ballroom, Latin American, Salsa, Rock n Roll, Argentine Tango and wedding dances to adults for almost a decade now. Teaching adults to dance fills her with absolute joy! In 2020, Jayne
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Tallulah’s Kitchen… Shortbread Hello and a festive welcome to this December’s edition of The Listing. This month I would like to share with you a recipe for shortbread. This is a quick and simple treat, perfect for those unexpected visitors and ideal as a little seasonal gift, although sadly I am unable to say how
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Julian’s Business Tips: New Year, New Business Idea? I’m going to begin this year with a series of articles, aimed at startups, but also thought-provoking for established businesses. Lots of people review their lives at this time of year, and many will be toying with the idea of starting a new business. Is that right
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