Explore Cambridge Our wonderful cover photography this May is by Caroline Baker, taken in Cambridge in Summer and Autumn during walks from Lammas Land, along the River Cam and down to Sheep’s Green. It’s a favourite walk of hers as, timed well, it can be quiet and picturesque. The swans make their presence known on […]
My Local Life… Aline Lemos, Yoga with Aline Aline has been teaching yoga classes in Royston since 2018, and has been a committed yoga student since 2009. She teaches various styles of yoga, specialising in restorative yoga, yin yoga and in guided meditation/ relaxation (yoga nidra). Aline is a proud mum, and an active member
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Mindful Living: Breathe, Breathe in the Air As a 70’s child, I was surrounded by Pink Floyd’s words and rhythms from an early age, their lyrics so far have journeyed with me throughout my life, always there like an ever-present hum in the background. They feel timeless, exciting, and philosophical. “Breathe, breathe in the air
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Tallulah’s Kitchen… Pâté à Choux Hello and Welcome to May’s edition of The Listing. This month I was lucky enough to be able to hop on the Eurostar and spend a few spring days in Paris. Amongst the sights, and the food and drink (oh the food!) I was able to enjoy a cookery class
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Escape to The City May sees spring in full bloom; with mild weather and longer days, it is the perfect month to get outdoors. This month, we are heading to an affluent area of London, well known for its boutique shops and high-end restaurants, as well as featuring its own reality TV show. Chelsea, a
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Be Sustainable in May Folklore says that on the 1st of May you should wash your face in the morning dew to keep your complexion fresh and lovely throughout the year. Probably as reliable an endorsement as any overpriced skin cream! Embrace No Mow May! Not only because you don’t need to heave the mower
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Spotlight On… 10th Royston Scout Group This May is an exciting time for the 10th Royston Scout Group. During the tough last years, the 62 children that make up our Beavers (5-7), Cubs (7-11) and Scouts (11-14) have continued to meet throughout – virtually, safely and outside. Through the imagination and dedication of our leaders,
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Out & About – Strictly for Charity The BBC TV show “Strictly Come Dancing” has been a huge success with audiences old and young, since it first hit our screens in 2004. The show has seen record numbers of viewers waiting breathlessly for the results, the format has been sold to more than 60 countries
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Endurance Estates support fundraising Dinner for Save the Rhino and raise over £35,000 A charity dinner for Save The Rhino International was hosted by Tim Holmes, Director of Endurance Estates, on 25 February. A staggering £35,000 was raised with the generous support of local businesses, including Carter Jonas, Cheffins, Marstan BDB, BCR Infinity Architects, Stantec
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Shannon Express: The Benefits of Singing Have you ever sung along to the radio on a sunny day or in the car as you travel alone? Do you sing in the bathroom and enjoy the way the sound echoes off the tiled surfaces? Have you ever sung a child to sleep? Singing releases endorphins, feel-good
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Del’s Memorial Tractor Run Farmer Stuart Leader is organising a local Tractor Road Run / Agricultural Show in aid of Garden House Hospice as a memorial to Derek (Del) Plumb, who lost his battle against cancer in 2018. He was cared for in his last few weeks by all at the Garden House Hospice in
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Mindful Living: Put Out Your Flames Last month we were looking at our nervous system and how the parasympathetic (PNS) subdivision is a bit like our own internal fire department cooling the fires within, caused by stress of living in today’s whirlwind of busyness and life. One of the wonderful ways of doing this is
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