This month we’re bringing you even more exciting updates – from brand-new businesses opening their doors and milestone celebrations! What’s New Studio 28 – The Lanterns, Royston – Interior Architecture & Design 01763 291 675 | FB & Insta | www.s28interiors.com | info@s28interiors.com UK Glaze – Unit 7, Royston Gateway Trade Park – Bespoke Glass […]
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Chimney Formal Menswear, on the High Street in Bassingbourn, is celebrating 10 Years of styling their customers for weddings and events. Sharon Cousans, Chimney Menswear business owner says, “We are delighted to help our customers to look and feel amazing for their special day and are looking forward to the next 10 Years”. “Over 10
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A popular focal point at Christmas is the large heavily decorated Christmas Tree in Royston Parish Church. The lower branches are always left empty so that members of the congregation and visitors can place baubles on the tree in memory of loved ones who are not with them at Christmas. This may be remembering people
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Royston Christmas Light Switch On This year’s Christmas Lights Switch-On event, sponsored by Royston First BID and Royston Town Council, takes place on Fish Hill, Royston on Friday 28th November from 5pm, with the lights switched on at 7pm. The event includes live performances from Tom Huttlestone, students at Limitless Academy & Somewhere 2 Sing
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Thank you to everyone who supported the Charity Coffee Morning in aid of Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT), the New Cambridge Children’s Hospital & Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital at Royston Parish Church in October. The event raised over £1,300. The next fundraising event is a Cheese and Wine Tasting Evening at Royston Parish Church on Friday 14th
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On the western side of Royston Cave stands Saint Catherine, holding the infamous spiked wheel associated with her martyrdom. At the age of 14, Catherine experienced a vision of the Virgin Mary and the Child Jesus, who placed a ring on her finger. She subsequently converted to Christianity and dedicated her life to the Church.
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Don’t miss out on the fabulous exhibition on the history of the Royston Crow newspaper and the Warren family who founded it, at Royston Museum, running until Sunday 9th November. The paper was founded in 1855 and the exhibition tells the story of how the printed word was brought to Royston. We were delighted to
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Founded in 1961, Royston Rugby Club has been at the heart of the community for over 60 years, offering rugby for all ages and abilities. From our tiniest players aged 4 and up, right through to our senior men’s sides and social veterans’ team, there is a place for everyone to get involved, have fun,
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The Herts MS Therapy Centre in Letchworth has been offering oxygen therapy for 40 years. We’ve helped people with MS, Parkinson’s, chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, leg ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, long Covid and cancer. People visit our Letchworth centre from far and wide, including from overseas, to be treated for these conditions. Oxygen Therapy: How
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This year Remembrance Sunday falls on Sunday 9th November, with Armistice Day falling on Tuesday 11th November; we will once again come together as a community to remember all those who have given their lives in service to their country. This year marks a key anniversary, the 80th anniversary of the end of World War
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Anniversary Exhibition Draws Over 800 Visitors Buntingford Railway & Local History Society marks 60 years since the last goods train on the Buntingford Branch Line The Buntingford Railway & Local History Society (BRLHS) is celebrating the success of its Farewell to the Bunt exhibition, which attracted more than 800 visitors over two days at the
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