WHAT’S ON… FRIDAY NIGHT TAKEAWAY
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Community News: Curwens Art Gallery, Royston – A Creative Space for All
Most Saturdays, the reception area of Curwens Solicitors in Royston transforms into a welcoming art gallery, run by local creative Claire Fremann. Curwens generously provide the space free of charge, allowing Claire to host a small non-profit gallery that showcases the work of local artists – from complete beginners to seasoned professionals. Claire’s aim is
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Community News: Charity Golf Day Raises £1,000 for Addenbrooke’s!
The skies cleared, the rain held off, the breeze lightened; what a great day to be playing golf – and at the same time to be helping support Addenbrooke’s Hospital! A charity day at Kingsway Golf, Melbourn, organised by a team from the Rotary Club of Royston and led by club president Derek Pinner,
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Business News: Royston Solar Solutions
Royston Solar Solutions is a local company based in Royston, and has a proven track record in designing, delivering, and installing renewable energy systems locally. Their experienced team provides reliable, efficient, and cost-effective solutions for both residential and commercial clients. Offering a complete service – from consultation and system design to supply and installation –
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Luna’s August Pet of the Month… Meet Kipper!
August Pet of the Month Luna Animal Rescue – Kipper is a 7 year old medium sized dog, probably a lab x spaniel or beagle. He has three legs and managed to find himself in the pound and unclaimed and unloved. Kipper is an absoulte love bug. He’ll be happy in any home with someone who
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A Question of Royston: “Coombes Hole” the route past the allotments
Continuing our republished series, “A Question of Royston”, covering the little-known history of Royston, as written by the late Councillor F John Smith (1932-2021). The Coombes Hole underpass, which runs from Melbourn Road past the Town Council’s Green Street allotments through to Burns Road, opened in 2012 thanks to funding from Sustrans, North Herts Council,
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Club News: Meldreth Croquet Club
Meldreth Croquet Club tops the League – But Seeks New Home Meldreth Croquet Club has gone top of the East Anglian North and Eastern B Level Golf Croquet League after a storming 11-1 win over Chelmsford Hoops on 26th June. At the same time the club is well positioned to take the leading position in
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Julian’s June Business Tips: Technology. Good or Bad?
I generally don’t get too excited by new technology in business. I’m definitely not an ‘early adopter’ – I prefer to let other people find out all the bugs, discover the best ways to make it useful, and then I’ll take advantage of what they have found. We can’t escape from technology, but at
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Club News: Celebrating 40 Years of Royston Runners
2025 marked a very special milestone for Royston Runners as the club celebrated its 40th birthday! To honour four decades of running, friendship, and community spirit, the club has completed a fantastic series of events that bought together members of all abilities for fun, competition, and socialising. The celebrations kicked off with the much-loved 3k
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Business News: News From Bow Books, Royston – Barkway Literary Festival
We are delighted to be a main sponsor to this year’s Barkway Literary Festival, taking place on Saturday 4th October – a celebration of books, ideas, and talent. The day includes a varied programme of talks and discussions for adults, covering topics such as: Walking with Dinosaurs, Spy thrillers, Hertfordshire pubs and breweries, Gardening and
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Royston Environmental Group: Be Sustainable this Summer
In the hot weather it can seem like being eco-conscious is no fun – but it is possible to have an enjoyable and sustainable summer. Keep cool by closing windows and shutting curtains/blinds during the heat of the day and opening for a through breeze early morning and evening when the air is cooler. Enjoy
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Out & About… Summer Holiday Free or Low Cost Activities…
We were thrilled to see in our Readers’ Surveys how well-received the Children and Families guide has been. It’s wonderful to know that you value the many free or low-cost activities and events we highlight for families. Supporting local families has always been close to my heart. When The Listing first began in 2005,
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