Why join a cycling club like the Royston Cycling Club? Since the start of the pandemic, the number of men and women either taking up cycling for the first time or returning to it, as either a form of transport or exercise has increased significantly. The Tour de France and the Tour de Femmes takes […]
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Open Woodturning Gallery & Sale – This is now the fifth year that this event has taken place. Rowland Penfold has for many years exhibited his work at Curwens Gallery in the High Street. This year he is once again opening a Pop-up Gallery in Heathfield, Royston for three weekends in July. On offer will be
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Strawberries and ice cream were the highlights of the day at Melbourn’s John Impey Way Platinum Anniversary celebrations on Saturday 4th June. Although inclement weather forced those attending to decamp in the local community hall the residents were in party mode and enjoyed a wonderful variety of food and drink, including a giant bowl of
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Royston Baby & Toddler Show 2022… If you’re parents-to-be or have a baby or toddler, you’ll be pleased to know that Royston Baby & Toddler Show makes a return to King James Academy School, this July. The local pregnancy and parenting event, which is sponsored by Jane The Doula, Clare Williams Baby Carrying & CalmFamily
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Jane Casey Wellness Coaching – Change Your Life For The Better… My great nanny Esther used to say: ‘the older you get, the faster the time passes’. She was 100 when she died so who goodness knows how quickly those last years flew by! Most of us are in denial it’s actually June – again!
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Local Melbourn Care Home has a lot to celebrate at 2nd Birthday Party Melbourn Springs Care Home was in the party spirit after hosting a delightful Garden Party to celebrate the home’s 2nd birthday. The Residential and Dementia Care home of Hyacinth Drive, Melbourn has had a lot to celebrate of late as well as
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Crowds flocked amid glorious sunshine to the 7th Steam at the Hoops in Bassingbourn on Saturday 21st May. Held at The Hoops to raise money for the Village Pensioners outing and local Charities the event goes from strength to strength. This year it was attended by no less than three magnificent local Showman’s Road Locomotives,
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Hertfordshire’s “unsung lockdown heroes” were celebrated this month thanks to a Therfield pub’s efforts to spread a little happiness. Run in conjunction with Abode Town & Country estate agents in Royston, The Fox and Duck hosted the Lockdown Heroes Night on Thursday, 12th May, where more than 60 people descended for the event. The finalists,
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Duchess of Sutherland Steams through Cambridgeshire… Heading for Windsor and Eton the famous locomotive, the ‘Duchess of Sunderland’, is captured on camera powering through Meldreth station on a journey that started at Norwich earlier on Saturday morning. The engine was one of a number of 4-6-2 class Pacifics designed by the very ingenious and talented
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The Crow’s Nest Theatre in Royston Grand Opening begins with ‘Teechers’ by John Godber… For many years residents of Royston and the surrounding villages have had to make the trip to Cambridge, Stevenage or Hertford if they want a night at the theatre or to enjoy good, live music. Limitless Academy of Performing Arts have
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End of Topic Celebrations at Icknield Walk First School Year 2 and Year 4 pupils at Icknield Walk First School have celebrated the end of their topics with an exciting dress up day. Pupils in Year 4 came dressed as Vikings and participated in many creative and engaging activities, including writing Viking runes, making a
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Reception Teacher Mrs Williams, completes a 50-mile race over the South Downs Way… Mrs Williams, one of the Reception teachers at Icknield Walk First School, completed a 50-mile race over the South Downs Way during the Easter Holidays to raise funds for the school raising over £2,000 so far. Mrs Williams decided to support Icknield
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