July invites us to slow down just enough to notice what is already here. The warmth of the sun on our skin. A conversation with a friend. A morning coffee in the garden. Simple moments that are easy to overlook when life feels busy. Gratitude is more than a pleasant feeling. Neuroscience suggests that regularly […]
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Whether you’re coming for the music, the kids’ activities, or just a great day… LitFest is your summer sorted. Featuring a thrilling lineup spanning all genres, including: Headliner Young Athena – Soul, Hip Hop, Pop, R&B, Dancehall, Drum N Base: BBC 1Xtra, Capital Xtra, O2 Mastercard Ambassador & Artist Accelerator Alumni, MOBO Unsung-Certified Alumni, BRIT
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This month, we feature Paul Arnill MBE, Chief Officer of Royston Town Council. His role is to support elected councillors in delivering services, projects and events that enhance the quality of life for residents, while ensuring the Council is run effectively, transparently and responsibly. He is passionate about community engagement and helping local people shape
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Welcome to Plastic Free July in Royston! Plastic Free July™ is a shared global movement that helps millions of people reduce plastic waste through simple, everyday choices and be part of the solution to plastic pollution. That way, we can enjoy cleaner streets, oceans, and beautiful communities. Will you join Plastic Free July™ by choosing
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We’re delighted that Pinkster founder Stephen Marsh is sharing his cocktail recipes with us to enjoy this summer! Stephen spent five years perfecting the Pinkster recipe and another ten enjoying this deliciously dry G&T. The garnish is genius. Placing a sprig of well-spanked, fresh mint on the surface seriously elevates the whole tasting experience as
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Written by Ryan, on behalf of Royston Scaffolding Following our article on Royston’s blue plaques last month, we’re publishing a selection of plaques in each issue. For June, we focus on: Priory Memorial Gardens Design Award Winner: Festival of Britain, 1951 – Arthur W Whydale, Architect Priory Gates 17th Century wrought iron gates once stood
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Lucy Cook – Colour, Texture and Urban Style Our stunning front cover image this month is by North Hertfordshire artist Lucy Cook, and is currently being exhibited at the new Nicholas Penn Fine Art gallery at 20 Market Hill, Royston, SG8 9JG. Lucy’s expressive work combines graphic design influences with mixed media techniques, blending urban
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We’re delighted to have recently been accredited as a Silver Carbon Literate Organisation by the UN-recognised Carbon Literacy Project. This accreditation recognises our commitment to upskill our team to play a proactive role in reducing our organisational carbon emissions, and work towards a zero-carbon future. You can find out more about our Royston Museum Goes Green
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Why Royston Cave’s Shape Helps It Stay Standing If you stand in the centre of Royston Cave and look up, you’ll notice how the walls sweep gently inward, rising into a rounded dome above your head. It feels almost like standing inside a giant stone beehive. And that shape isn’t just beautiful, it’s the reason
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Following an incredible turnout of more than 1,500 attendees last year, BikeFest returns in 2026 — bigger, louder, and better than ever. Bringing together passionate bikers, motorcycle enthusiasts, leading brands, and families for a full day of entertainment, displays, and community spirit. Octa Ride: BikeFest 2026 takes place on Sunday 19th July, from 9am–6pm, at
The sun shined and visitors poured into this year’s Barkway Market on Saturday 9th May, which raised just under £15,000 for the Barkway Village Hall, which is a registered charity and other local causes within the community. The quintessential English country event takes place annually in Manor Farm, was officially opened by Andrew Grainger, whose
Shoppers are invited to discover a fantastic collection of local talent at the Meet the Makers & Creators event taking place at Homemade at the Barn, Bassingbourn, on Saturday 27th June from 10am to 4pm. Bringing together a variety of independent makers, artists, designers and small businesses, the event offers visitors the chance to browse
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