Looking After You… New Year Resolutions or a New Mindset? It is that time of year again when reality begins to set in after the festive period and a new year has begun. Some people can feel like it is a time filled with opportunities but for others, it can feel a time full of […]
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Mindful Living: Let Go of What No Longer Serves You Happy New Year! Here’s to another wonderful year of good health and mindful moments. And the best bit of all is that every day from now until the end of June just gets longer and lighter, getting more sunshine into our bodies. It also means
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Royston Writers Article There Are Many Ways Of Getting Lost: The Royston Writers’ Circle Lockdown Anthology… Royston Writers’ Circle has published a new anthology of stories and poems written during lockdown, available now in paperback and Kindle formats. Royston Writers Circle Chair Julie Dore said: “The Royston Writers’ Circle has been meeting monthly for over
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Update on Royston Parish Church As we approach the New Year, some three years since the devastating fire at the church, it is pleasing to note that since our last update work on Phase 2 has finally been completed. The major repairs to the arch, which were originally causing the delay, have been finished and,
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Royston Market Despite the challenges faced by the market over the past couple of years, it has remained incredibly resilient and this is in large measure the result of the commitment and hard work of the traders that we are lucky enough to have serving our community. As we move into a new year it
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Escape to the City… January can be a grey and miserable month, with Christmas behind us and summer still a long time away. This year brighten up the month by heading to the Columbia Road Flower Market, an outdoor street market set on a road of Victorian shops in East London. Most of the stalls
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Be Sustainable: Plastic Free Allies! The Plastic Free scheme is run locally by Royston Environmental Group and accredited by Surfers Against Sewage. Letchworth was the first Herts town to be accredited Plastic Free in 2019. Other local towns including Baldock, Buntingford and Hitchin are also working towards this status. In Royston we now have SIX
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Founded in 2003, Melbourn Dynamos FC is a thriving and friendly community football club that gives the opportunity for over 400 players in 20 teams to play regular football regardless of their experience or ability at all ages from 3 through to Adults. We have established inclusive football teams to bring the beautiful game to
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Meridians Men’s Keep Fit Club – Our Club provides a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for adult and mature men to keep fit, exercise and play. Meet weekly on Monday evenings from 7.30-9.30pm in the gymnasium at King James Academy in Royston (formerly Meridian school) and follow a well-tried session, including warm-up, basketball, circuit training, football and
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Card Delivery Service The Royston Scouts will once again be helping bring Christmas to Royston with the ever popular Christmas card delivery service – a climate-friendly, local delivery service! We will deliver cards to any address (strictly) in Royston. The collection period will run from the last week in November until 4pm on Thursday 16th
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Jane Casey Coaching – Change your Life for the Better Sometimes life can feel so overwhelming. So much information and so many choices. Where do we even begin in the quest to feel calmer, happier and healthier in our body and mind? We aren’t alone. Wellness coaching can help you to rethink old, limiting beliefs
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Need Support? For most people and families, the Christmas period is a time of joy and immense fun. We can enjoy a well-earned break from work, spend some time with our families and loved ones, and over-indulge in treats, drink and fine food. We can watch movies and TV series, listen to the Queen’s speech
