With Spring fast approaching, Bury Lane is once again in the process of making some substantial changes to the Farm Shop. Over the next few weeks we will be moving our Delicatessen counter into the centre of the shop to allow for a new, larger Butchery & Fishmongers. Behind the scenes, our cafe and commercial […]
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Pressed & Blessed Juice and Wellbeing is a Royston based service supporting everyday health, energy and long-term balance through fresh, small batch plant juice and personalised nutritional guidance. We work with people across the full spectrum of health. From those navigating low energy, inflammation, and digestive challenges, to individuals who already feel well and want
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Royston Country Market has a long tradition in the town, trading for over 70 years. They’ve been in Royston Corn Exchange on a Wednesday and Saturday morning, selling fresh produce including homemade cakes, pastries, savouries, jams, chutney and preserves, along with garden vegetables and plants as well as free range eggs. Seasonally, there may even
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In the heart of Royston, Lazos Grove brings a taste of rural Greece to the community. Their olives grow in the Mani beneath the Taygetos Mountains, overlooking the Messinian Gulf near the historic village of Kardamilli. The centuries-old Koroneiki trees are naturally cultivated and hand-harvested before being cold-pressed to preserve flavour and nutritional value. This
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FREE Easter Meet & Greet for Local Families Local Royston balloon stylist Amanda Read of Balloon Gift Boutique & Events is hosting a free Easter Meet & Greet on Thursday 2nd April for local children and families. The event will run in small, timed sessions and includes a themed Easter setup, light craft activities, photo
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Downing College in Cambridge is opening up its 20-acre site to gardening enthusiasts from March to October 2026. Exclusive gardens tour – Guided by Jack Sharp, Head Gardener, stroll through the College grounds, including some areas which are not normally open to the public, such as Fellows’, Master’s and Rose gardens. Maximum 20 people on
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Last month we had the pleasure of welcoming John Ambler to the cave. He very generously performed scans of the cave by using 3D Gaussian splattering. This is a rendering technique that represents a scene as thousands or millions of tiny 3D Gaussian blobs, which can be projected and blended extremely quickly to create smooth,
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March Pet of the Month Luna Animal Rescue – Uno is a 2 year old cross breed who is a bouncy boy with a heart to match. He is a smart dog who needs his mind challenged and would benefit from an active household. Uno walks well on a harness and longline but due to
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Royston and District Model Railway Club are pleased to announce that their 2026 exhibition will again open at Bassingbourn Village College Saturday, the 28th March, from 10.30am-4pm 21 layouts, many from East Anglian clubs, will be laid out. These will include three of the most popular gauges of ‘OO’ ‘N’ and narrow gauge ‘OO9’. Also
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Keep Britain Tidy hold their annual Great British Spring Clean in March; this year from The Great British Spring Clean is the nation’s biggest mass-action environmental campaign. Each year, more than 400,000 volunteers clear litter from our streets, parks and beaches. What a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the start of Spring! Noticing and collecting litter
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You’re probably familiar with restarting your computer – but where’s the reset button for your staff? Managers often talk to me about how to ‘reset’ their teams. Sometimes it is after a long break (like Christmas), sometimes they just feel that the team has become somewhat rudderless and momentum has been lost. One of my
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Worried about losing power in stormy weather? A bit of planning can make things feel more manageable. If you have a power cut, your electricity network operator (not your energy supplier) is responsible for restoring the electricity. The network operator owns and repairs the local cables and equipment. Call 105 to report a cut or stay updated - it’s free and will connect you
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