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Welcome to the Town: Dermabod Clinic Joins Royston, High Street

Dermabod Clinic is a new health hub in Royston High Street offering a wide range of professional services from experienced health care professionals. The clinic provides advanced non-surgical cosmetic enhancements, physiotherapy, podiatry, laser and private blood testing coming soon. Currently open by appointment only, Dermabod is gradually introducing its full range of services. Bookings can […]

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Community News: Mirka Anderson: A Journey from Exile to Empowerment Through Film and Language

Mirka Anderson’s life is a testament to the enduring human spirit – woven through decades of cultural transition, personal sacrifice, and unwavering advocacy. A linguist, speech and language therapist, mother of three, and award-winning documentary filmmaker, Anderson has spent over fifty years crafting a life driven by empathy, intellect, and resilience – traits that find

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Community News: Craig McMurrough (Mr Ovary) Honoured at the Palace of Westminster with British Citizen Award!

We’re thrilled to share that Craig McMurrough from Warwickshire has been recognised with a British Citizen Award for Services to Healthcare (BCAh). The award was presented at the Palace of Westminster on Thursday 24th July 2025, honouring Craig’s incredible efforts in raising awareness of ovarian cancer and supporting those affected. Since the tragic loss of

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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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Community News: August News from Therfield Heath & Greens…

In July this year we’ve seen a brand new plant appear on the heath. The aptly named lizard orchid is an uncommon but native plant, more commonly found in the Mediterranean than Hertfordshire! It thrives in well drained alkaline soil like that on Therfield Heath, and we think due to the very dry spring and

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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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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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