This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings, better known as D-Day. Much has been said this year about securing the legacy of those who fought in the Normandy campaign, as those who did are now few in numbers. When I started organising the Remembrance Parade and Armistice Day services for the town […]
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 SWCC Hedgehog Hospital, located at Shepreth Wildlife Park, is a vital refuge for one of Britain’s most cherished but vulnerable mammals—the hedgehog. Established with a deep passion for wildlife conservation, the hospital has become a critical lifeline for hedgehogs suffering from injury, illness, and the effects of habitat loss. The hospital’s primary mission is
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Introducing, Thomas Huttlestone, a local singer and trumpet player. Originally from Essex, Thomas moved to Chrishall in 2018, before moving to Royston a couple of years later, where he began working and eventually singing in the local area. He loves putting on shows and performing at local venues. Tell us about Tom Huttlestone Music and
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Give sausage, mash and beans an autumnal makeover! This simple dish is sure to warm up Bonfire Night, and is easy on the wallet too. Why not buy your sausages from a local butcher? We are lucky enough to have the Butcher Boyz in Royston, Priors Hall on Royston Market, Bury Lane Butchers and
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As I sipped my morning cuppa, I wondered what I would share with you this month. But then a sport item caught my attention, and I knew! The America’s Cup is an international sailing race where the British entry is in the final for the first time in 173 years. These boats are incredibly sophisticated
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As we move into November, the season of change is all around us. The shift in colours of our landscapes, the length of our days, and a crisp chill fills the air. It’s a reminder that life, like nature, is in a constant state of flux. The Stoic philosopher Marcus Aurelius once said, “Remember that
Mindful Living by Becky, Chanting Stork Yoga this October: Gratitude Read More »
It is always nice to be able to improve the food offered on the market, so it is great to see a new trader – ‘Antonia’s Country Kitchen’ – joining the market regularly every Saturday. They are an artisan bakery and specialise in home-made scotch eggs, sausage rolls and quiche, offering up to five different
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The autumn season started with the Bat Walk, which is an annual favourite in the Friends event calendar. Chantal Helm from the Herts and Middlesex Bat Group led the evening walk across Therfield Heath, following the footpaths by dimmed torchlight. Unfortunately, only one bat ventured out to be detected. We can never guarantee what will
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Celebrate this November with a Tree Party! National Tree Week runs from the 23rd to 1st December. Get your family and friends together to plant an indigenous tree or two, prune the ones you already have, hang their branches with autumnal bunting and lanterns and enjoy hot drinks and a wholesome al fresco meal. For
Be Sustainable in November by Royston Environmental Group… Read More »
On the western side of Royston Cave stands Saint 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
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 As I write this month’s article, I’m nervously waiting for the outcome of a funding application we submitted back at the end of August. If we’re successful, then we’ll be undertaking an exciting project to upgrade the Museum’s two stores (rooms) which hold 95% of the collection not currently on public display! The
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Luna Animal Rescue was founded in October 2013. The main aim was to help rehome dogs who found themselves abandoned and without families, in local and national pounds. Since then Luna has successfully rehomed well over 300 dogs, who are happily living with their new families. Luna has evolved into a bigger family, and has
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