Royston Arts Society’s 2026 Autumn Exhibition will take place in Royston Town Hall at the end of September. The show has been a highlight of Royston’s cultural activities for many years and is always one of the most popular events during the Royston Arts Festival. The 2026 exhibition, as in previous years, includes entries from […]
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Discover a world of possibilities at Mulberry House, a beautifully designed community where independent living, connection and wellbeing come together, with flexible ways to own your home. Later life is an opportunity to focus on what matters most, spending time with family and friends, pursuing interests and enjoying life at your own pace. Rightsizing is
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Strength Training for Women in Litlington I’m Strength, Confidence & Wellbeing, a woman in my 50s, qualified Personal Trainer and Menopause Coach, and I run dumbbell strength classes at Litlington Congregational Church. I recognised that there weren’t local classes specifically offering women the opportunity to build strength and confidence through resistance training. It’s particularly important
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A year ago, I wasn’t doing this. I mean, I’d worked in music before but fast forward 12 months and I now teach 4 choirs a week and I’m smack bang in the middle of this great organisation called Somewhere 2 Sing, which does exactly that; it gives people, anyone in fact, an opportunity to
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Originally launched in 2022, Royston Radio is set to return to the airwaves following extensive audience research that highlighted the demand for a truly local radio station. Our aim is to bring local broadcasting back to the heart of the community. Working alongside our recently launched sister station, Yesterday Radio, where listeners can request their
The 5th Barkway Literary Festival takes place on Saturday 3rd October, between 10am and 8pm. Tickets are £10 per session or £30 for the day. Seven author events are hosted in Barkway Village Hall, including Cambridge Crime in the 19th Century, Agatha Christie’s links with London, The British Countryside, Champion Racehorses and Lucy Mangan’s The
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Discover new reads at Bow Books this month, with a wide selection of exclusive signed editions arriving throughout late August and September – perfect for all ages and interests and ideal for getting ahead with those special Christmas presents! Signed editions, while stocks last, include Castle by Jon Ronson, Agrippa by Robert Harris, Cold Sunset
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Earlier this year, the Museum was very kindly donated a set of typeset – the individual physical pieces, such as letters, punctuation marks, and spaces, which are arranged to create text. We have a range of typeset in the Museum’s collection; however, this donation means we now have typeset which can be used on the
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Connect, Collaborate & Grow – Networking groups are a great way to meet other local businesses and organisations – whether you’re looking to offer your services, find support or simply make valuable new connections. Explore our online guide to business networking groups across the Royston area. Do you run a networking group that isn’t listed?
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Years ago I worked for a company that employed quite a few young people as their technicians. We had quite a high staff turnover, so I asked the staff why they thought this was the case. They told me that initially they were really happy – our induction process was great and we trained them
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What if feeling good is actually good for you? For years we were sold the idea of “no pain, no gain”. That exercise needed to hurt, burn or leave us exhausted before it was really doing us any good. But perhaps we’ve been looking at it the wrong way. What if one of the secrets
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Upcoming fixtures at Royston Town Football Club
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