Would you like to see your drawing on the front cover of our December magazines? If so, this is your chance to see your work in print and be seen by all of our readers! We are offering two children aged 16 and under the opportunity to publish their work on The Listing December front …
Hello, my fellow foodies and welcome to my April recipe! This month I would like to share with you my take on an Australian confection. A good friend and I were talking of her time in Australia and she were describing to me her favourite and much missed chocolate treat called a ‘Cherry Ripe’. I …
From Tallulah’s Kitchen: Cherry Ripe Traybake Style Read More »
DUE TO THE OUTBREAK OF CORONAVIRUS, ROYSTON MUSEUM WILL BE SHUT FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE. What would a museum be without people? The people who visit, who donate items, who are Friends, who work and volunteer, who comment online. We want a museum that celebrates the stories of people in Royston and the surrounding villages. …
March is a time to celebrate growth and new life, which makes it the perfect month for Youth Makes Music, Rotary’s annual showcase for the amazing musical talent to be found in our Royston and village schools. The hall was packed with proud families, and our students, with their wonderful teachers, excelled. We are holding …
The trader being profiled this month is Bob Whiteman who has worked on the Wednesday market for the past 15 years. Bob’s stall is an ‘Aladdin’s Cave’ of the most eclectic mix of items and there really isn’t much you can’t find him selling. Some of his more popular lines include a massive range of …
Home-Start is a local community network of trained volunteers and expert support helping families with young children through their challenging times. We are there for parents when they need us the most because childhood can’t wait. Due to the outbreak of corona-virus, our planned Literary Lunch has been postponed. We also had runners due to …
Over the last few decades, the word ‘stress’ has become a part of everyday language. It is the top psychological concern in todays modern world, according to recent medical studies and it is also the biggest danger to our health. So, let’s see how we can reduce the stress in our lives. Try Aromatherapy Essential …
Looking After You: De-Stress Your Easter Holidays / Isolation Read More »
You’ve probably heard about – or maybe even been involved in – the short film Kettle’s Yard have been making in Royston in collaboration with artists Marcus Coates and Leah Millar, and Royston Cave. Coates has been asking Royston residents about the questions they carry around with them that never get resolved. He placed question …
Then third triennial Ashwell Banger Challenge charity event will be on the weekend of 24th April 2020. Following a parade on the Friday evening, 53 competitors in 12 teams will be embarking on a weekend of whacky challenges in a car bought for less than £350. The teams will choose a theme, decorate their car …
Why not venture out for a walk this Easter to see the Pasque Flowers? The Pasque Flower is a very rare plant in the wild and Therfield Heath has one of the largest populations of them all, up to 60,000. This route was printed with kind permission of Great Shelford Parish Council. www.greatshelfordparishcouncil.gov.uk
Come and read to a licensed therapy dog, Alfie. We are holding an initial meet and greet with Alfie where you can learn more. Booking is essential. Contact Royston Library on 0300 123 4049 or www.bit.ly/RoystonLibrary2 Saturday April 25th, 2-3.30pm, Royston Library, Market Hill, Royston, SG8 9JN.
Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived… It may only be April but local drama group CADS are already practising this mnemonic in preparation for their contribution to this year’s Royston Arts Festival. They will be holding auditions this month for a one-act play to be performed at the Festival in September. The intriguingly titled Six …
