Think Garden, Think Richard: Outdoors is the Place to… Plant for the Future In this series of articles, I look to challenge you about how you look at your garden in these changing times and reflect on how important our outside time is to nourish ourselves and our loved ones. I have recently had Covid […]
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The Friends Of Therfield Heath and Greens Do you know your Birch from your Beech? You are invited to join the Trees and Other Wildlife Walk on Therfield Heath, Sunday 14th November at 2pm. The walk will be led by Doug Radford, former warden at Fowlmere RSPB Reserve. Doug will help you to identify the
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Tallulah’s Kitchen… Queen of Puddings Hello and welcome to November’s edition of The Listing. This month I would like to share with you a recipe for a pudding that everyone always seems to “find” room for – even after a big Sunday Roast. With its delicate custard base, a layer of fruity rich jam topped
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Be Sustainable: Why is Food Waste a Problem? You may not give too much thought when you throw food in the bin, but doing so can have a huge negative impact on the environment. If collected as general waste, food waste reaches landfill sites where it isn’t exposed to enough oxygen and so it begins
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Looking After You: Changing with the Seasons Autumn is upon us… I think we can all agree that the autumnal weather has suddenly fallen upon us and after such an unpredictable summer, if you can call it summer, heading into the darker months can change moods quite considerably. Even though I enjoy these months, I
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Julian’s Business Tips: To Finish First… ‘I prefer to run as fast as I can,’ I overheard the 10 year old say to his father, ‘Rather than j ust jogging along like them.’ He’d just been watching the last stages of a half marathon, and was unimpressed by the pace of the runners. As one
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My Local Life… Anna Greetham – Head at Tannery Drift School Here, for our ‘My Local Life’ column, we ask Tannery Drift Head Anna Greetham about her life in and around Royston. Anna has lived in Letchworth Garden City since 2000 when she married her husband Chris, and has been Headteacher at Tannery since 2006.
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Spotlight On… Guilden Morden Village Market Launched in April 2021, Guilden Morden Village Market is a monthly market based at The Three Tuns, a community-owned pub in Guilden Morden. Following periods of lockdown, the market was launched to provide a place where people could shop in the open air, meet their friends and neighbours and
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Out and About… Remembrance 2021 At the time of writing this article, much work is going on for the preparations for Armistice Day on the 11th November, and Remembrance Sunday on 14th November 2021. The plan is to hold the services and parade as was normal pre-pandemic; this of course could be subject to change
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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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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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Book Sleuths in a Bind: A Very Puzzling Case at Royston Library A brand-new theatre show for families is coming to Royston Library this October half term. The Book Sleuths, Sam and Ally, have a real mystery on their hands, and need the audience’s help to crack codes, unravel riddles and pore over puzzles! Only
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