The Fall of the Barley Flower Tower All good things must come to an end. The Barley Flower Tower has made many people smile over the past 3 months and drawn visitors to the village from far and wide. It has survived the weather that this summer has thrown at us and was severely challenged […]
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Royston Parish Church Since our last update work has been continuing at a pace on both Phase 2 and the final phase of the restoration/refurbishment (Phase 3). The former is almost complete with work required on the arch, as previously reported, expected to be finished by the end of October. This is slightly later than
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Chanting Stork Yoga: Boosting Immunity: Winter Warriors Following on from September’s article, it’s a great time of the year to get into some new habits not only to ‘boost’ our immunity but to sustain it so that we are in the best possible shape on the inside as well as the outside. Here are more
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Be Sustainable: Do You Suffer With Eco-anxiety? Eco-anxiety are feelings of helplessness, panic and guilt towards to ecological climate. Whilst eco-anxiety is perfectly rational and isn’t a recognised medical condition, it can still cause harm to your mental health and impact your daily life. Here are some ideas that may help you overcome these feeling
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Looking After You: Is Disconnecting With Nature Effecting Our Mental Health? As we move into yet another change of season and the circumstances of this pandemic haven’t seemed to change much I have been exploring the idea that a disconnection with nature could be a reason we are seeing a rise in mental health conditions.
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Tallulah’s Kitchen… Old Fashioned Bread Pudding Hello my fellow foodies and welcome to October’s edition of The Listings. This month as the clocks change and the evenings get shorter my thoughts have turned to nostalgic treats from my past. And one pudding in particular comes to mind – Bread Pudding -a favourite of Great Grandma
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Julian’s Business Tips: Did You Hear What I Said? As August’s article pointed out, listening is a really important skill. We use listening to do lots of key tasks: to understand things, to gain information, to learn, for enjoyment, and plenty more. But you need to distinguish between hearing things, and listening to them. Research
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Barley Flower Tower The Barley Flower Tower has been in place for over two months now, and there has been a constant flow of visitors. Our very popular pigeon now has a name…Peter the Pigeon, named by Tracy in the ‘Name that Pigeon’ competition at ‘Barley Unlocked’, the first village get together on the Plaistow
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Hot Women Rock Pat Duckworth from Royston Hypnotherapy invites you to join her weekly radio show online at Talkradio.NYC For many women, the transition through menopause can be a bewildering and overwhelming process. It can be an uncomfortable and sometimes lonely place to be for women in the workplace at an important stage in their
Tallulah’s Kitchen… Toffee Apple Pudding Hello my fellow foodies, and welcome to September’s edition of The Listing. This month I would like to share a recipe for an Apple and Caramel pudding. This is one for those of us with a sweet tooth, but you could decrease the amount of caramel should you wish. I
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Be Sustainable: Zero Plastic Survival Kit Living a plastic free lifestyle definitely takes effort and organising, so here is what to put in your zero waste survival kit to ensure you can skip out on using single use plastic. • Cotton bags Make sure you have a stash of reusable cotton bags by the front
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Looking After You: Declutter Your Life, Reduce Stress Stress plays a huge part in how we feel and go about our daily lives. Coping with stress long term can have a negative effect on our physical and mental health and wellbeing. So taking active steps to reduce areas of demand and unnecessary commitments can really
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