Sorella Reformer, a ‘dynamic’ Reformer Pilates studio located at The Hay Barn in Sandon. Whilst the classes at Sorella take a more ‘dynamic’ approach, the traditional Pilates principles remain at the heart of everything – precision, control, alignment, breath and mindful movement. The dynamic body conditioning classes incorporate a full body workout with choreography that […]
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A new creative space has opened in Royston. After moving to Royston a few years ago and starting a family here, Lauren Cambridge and Nick Penn felt the town was the perfect place for a creative space where people could discover original artwork, learn new skills and get involved in the local arts community. In
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East England’s only BAFA Premiership American Football club. Est. 1984 www.cambridgecats.co.uk – FB @cambridgeshirecats
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The Craft Social UK is a relaxed weekly workshop where you can get creative, unwind, and make something new each week. From painting and home décor to cake decorating and seasonal crafts, every session is designed to be fun, beginner-friendly, and social. All materials are provided, along with guidance in a welcoming and friendly environment.
The Functional Fitness Centre, Royston – A Welcoming New Space for Every Level Last month, Sharon was invited along to the newly opened The Functional Fitness Centre in Gower Road, Royston – and from the moment she stepped through the door, their message rang true: everyone really is welcome, whatever your level. What immediately stood
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The National Garden Scheme Open Gardens season is underway, and we are pleased to highlight some of the gardens local to us. St Paul’s Walden Bury Sun 10th May 2-6pm Spectacular formal woodland garden, Grade I listed, laid out 1720, covering over 50 acres. St Paul’s Walden Bury, Hitchin SG4 8BP White Horse Cottage,
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Come and enjoy the large cottage garden of Pinkster founder, Stephen Marsh, with masses of lupins, peonies, roses and other perennials in the borders, a kitchen garden, orchard, lavender lined drive and wildlife meadow. Homemade tea, coffee and cake, Pinkster Gin bar, plant stall and a handful of decorative and horticultural stalls including Indiana and
LitFest returns to Litlington Recreation Centre on Saturday 18th July 12-9pm, bringing a sizzling day of live music, family fun and community spirit. Showcasing an outstanding lineup of exceptional independent artists. Full line up: HEADLINER YOUNG ATHENA – Soul, Hip Hop, Pop, R&B, Dancehall, Drum N Base: BBC 1Xtra, Capital Xtra, O2 Mastercard Ambassador &
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Happy June! This month sees one of the biggest events of the Museum’s calendar: Green Festival 2026. Organised in partnership with Royston Environmental Group, we’re being joined by a host of groups and organisations. Discover practical ways to live greener, enjoy hands-on activities for all ages, and explore stalls packed with ideas for a more
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When you’re caring for a family, it’s easy to put your own needs last. Over time, that can leave you feeling overwhelmed, depleted, and unsure how to move forward. My work isn’t about giving parenting advice or telling you what to do – it’s about supporting you as the parent, so you can feel more
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The Brian Leslie Racher Charitable Trust is a Registered Charity (Registration Number 1108727) based in Royston, which awards grants to organisations for the benefit of the community. The Trust was founded in 2004 on the death of Roystonian Brian Racher, whose legacy was to support the Royston community which he held so dear. The Trust’s
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The first images created of the cave carvings were made by William Stukeley who first visited the cave in the autumn of 1742. Those drawings, while not very accurate, were certainly stylistic and show how he interpreted the scene before him. This June, it can now be your turn to create your own artistic version
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