Royston Runners are celebrating 40 years with their annual Half and Quarter Marathon – The Chas Avis Harvest Trail on Sunday 14th September. The entry fee includes an extra slice of cake for every finisher! Both scenic, off-road routes start at 9.30am and offer beautiful trail views. Entry: £12 affiliated | £14 unaffiliated. Minimum age: […]
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The Royston Arts Festival theme of Then and Now has given us the opportunity to share a rare glimpse of the Cave floor. We are fortunate to have many old drawings and photographs of the cave and the carvings, which we will be sharing during our special Arts Festival evening at the cave. This photograph
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Limitless Academy: Realise your potential at the Limitless FREE Open Day this September for 11-25 years – Limited Spaces – Early Booking Recommended! Workshop lessons include: ● Drama ● TV & Film ● Musical Theatre Dance ● Musical Theatre Singing ● Audition Technique Plus, enjoy exclusive experiences such as: ● A guided tour of our
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The Bury Lane Glasshouses are open on Saturday 6th September 10am-4pm and Sunday 7th September 11am-4pm This is THE experience of the year for plant lovers, tour the vast glasshouses, full of sustainably grown houseplants, and see for yourself the state-of-the-art lighting, heating and watering methods used. Plants are available to buy at greatly reduced
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Royston Health Walks is hosting a Community Open Day on Wednesday 17th September at The Heath Café from 10am The theme for this event is ‘Adopting a Healthy Lifestyle’. We have been running social walks for over 8 years and have contributed to the physical and mental health and wellbeing of people in our community
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This month, local photographer Sarah Haskell has nominated Claire Fremann, volunteer Curator at Curwen’s Not for Profit Art Gallery in Royston high street, for a local recognition award. This is especially fitting as September marks Royston Arts Festival month, and Claire has curated the latest exhibition there, Jennie Vee Student’s artwork. Why you are nominating
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Royston Town Football Club is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Commercial Manager to drive sponsorship growth at the Club. Lucy Drage, pictured here with Club President Alan Barlow, will play a pivotal role in developing innovative sponsorship strategies, forging valuable relationships with local, regional and national partners, and maximising commercial opportunities for
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The 4th Barkway Literary Festival takes place on Saturday 4th October, between 10am and 8.30pm. Tickets are £10 per session or £40 for the day. Children’s events are £5 and an adult enters for free. Our event is supported by local Independent Book retailer, Bow Books of Royston. With 13 sessions to choose from including
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Cream of Royston opened it’s first doors in 1975 and has changed from a small boutique into a destination shop. Customers travel from a large area to visit Cream as it is predominantly a special occasion store. The extensive stock on two floors is colour co-ordinated for ease of selection. Everything is available from outfits
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Are you looking for a clear path forward – for your career, your leadership, and your future? Beverley Acton from Aumida Career & Leadership Coaching offers personalised coaching that helps you move from feeling stuck and uncertain to taking confident action towards a more fulfilling career. Find Your Next Step Ready for a new challenge,
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Windows 10 is going end-of-life in October 2025 This is when Microsoft will officially end its support. This means the system will no longer get security updates or fixes, leaving it more vulnerable to viruses and hackers. Your computer won’t suddenly stop working, but it will become less safe over time. Many older devices running
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Since 1943, the Royal Air Forces Association has championed a simple belief – that no member of the RAF community should ever be left without the help that they need. Not since WWII has the RAF been so constantly deployed on global operations and across the generations, the need for support is becoming ever more
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