Our special interest groups have been really busy this month. The Walking Group had a lovely time at the RSPB nature reserve in Sandy and the Lunch Group enjoyed lunching at Bury Lane (very busy). The Garden Group also visited Bury Lane but to Pick Your Own and came away with some absolutely beautiful tulips. […]
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Music lovers and organ enthusiasts have reason to celebrate as the historic organ at St Andrew’s Church, Orwell, has been fully rebuilt and restored to its former glory. Dating back to 1878, this remarkable instrument now features modern enhancements, allowing its 1,000 pipes, 24 stops, two keyboards, and pedalboard to reach their full potential. The
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It’s great to read all the sporting stories in this month’s magazine – I always find them inspiring! Despite never having run a step until I was 49, later this month I shall be up on the North Yorkshire coast, running 26 miles along the coast path from Redcar down to Whitby! But why?
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Creative Royston are delighted to announce the theme for Royston Arts Festival 2025, which will take place from 20th-28th September: Then and Now. With 2025 marking the 400th anniversary of the death of King James, whose associations with Royston are a rich part of our town’s history, it seemed only fitting for organisations to theme
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Hertfordshire Libraries Celebrate 100 Years of Service with a Year-Long Programme of Events Hertfordshire Libraries are set to mark a significant milestone as they celebrate 100 years of service with a series of special events and activities across the county’s 46 libraries. The programme has been carefully curated in collaboration with Hertfordshire residents and library
I heard the expression “It takes a village” at least three times last week. Funny how certain phrases pop up just when you need them. I had taken some time off to recover from an operation, and being forced to slow down gave me space to reflect. What stood out most was how much I
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Monthly Update – From Emma, Royston Cave Manager… On the 24th of March 1603, Queen Elizabeth I died without a direct heir. King James VI of Scotland, her closest relative, became King James I of Scotland and England. He stopped at Royston on 30th April 1603 as he made his way to London for the
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Home-Start Royston, Buntingford & South Cambridgeshire is proud to celebrate the remarkable career of Tracy Aggett, our cherished Fundraising Events Support Manager, as she prepares to retire at the end of March 2025. A Journey of Dedication and Growth Tracy’s Home-Start journey began in September 2005 when she joined the team as an Administrator. In
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March Pet of the Month Hocus and Pocus are a pair of young male cats. They are wary of humans. They have become more used to noises and people but would suit a quiet environment and their own space. Ideally they would suit a small holding with space to roam once they are settled, or
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March brings many opportunities to take part in sustainable activities. There is so much to look forward to in spring! The Great British Spring Clean and Great Big School Clean 2025 returns from 21st March – 6th April 2025. Look out for local litter picks or just take a small bag and pair of gloves
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With fun activities for all the family, plus 41,000 new daffodil bulbs planted last autumn, Thriplow Daffodil Weekend is guaranteed to be a golden feast for the eyes. Set in the South Cambs village of Thriplow, this charity fundraising event is run entirely by local volunteers. Thriplow Daffodil Weekend started in 1969 when the church
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