Clubs & Societies

The Orwell Singers are a very enthusiastic and fun choir that welcomes everyone, with no audition being required.

We hold local concerts three times a year, with a variety of music styles from light hearted to classical.

Our new Musical Director Geoff Page has quickly settled in and is a gifted musician, choir master and composer. He has introduced the choir to musical pastures new, including some of his own compositions.

We meet at 7.30 pm on Mondays, at Barrington Village Hall, with Spring, Summer and Christmas terms.

Our website address below gives more background information and what’s in store for our next concert.

Looking for a fun and unforgettable way to celebrate your child's special day? Look no further!
Our exclusive Kids Pamper Parties are the perfect way to treat your little ones to a day of pampering and fun with their friends.

Parkinsons UK, North Hertfordshire and Stevenage Branch invite those living with Parkinson’s, their companions, and friends to join fun, informal singing workshops run by musician and choir leader Linda Bance

ParkinSing fun informal singing and voice coaching workshop with choir leader Linda Bance will be held on Thursdays. ParkinSing will be alternating with other sessions which will include activities and speakers to help you live well with Parkinson's.

Heritage Hall, Royston Town Hall

Every Thursday 10.30am-12noon

Perfect Aim Archery is a family run business passionate about spreading the joy of archery to as many people as possible.  Archery is an experience that can be enjoyed by almost everyone and it is our mission to spread a little archery happiness!

There are many benefits including physical strength and co-ordination but equally importantly, archery can help with confidence, self esteem, resilience, focus and relaxation.

Parties also available

Tuesdays, 4-5pm Litlington Recreation Centre, 8-16 years (Year 4 - 11)

Petersfield Church of England Aided Primary School,
Hurdleditch Rd,
Orwell,
Near Royston.
SG8 5QG

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- Your car has been stolen
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Printing Workshop At Royston Museum

Join talented local artist Liz Beardwell and print your own lino cut designs on the 1855 Royston Crow Newspaper Printing Press.  No prior experience necessary.  Fortnightly, Tuesday mornings 10am-12noon.  Royston Museum, 5 Lower King Street, Royston SG8 5AL

A chance to catch up with your sewing (Un-Finished Objects (UFOs) and an opportunity to meet other quilters. Meeting on the first Tuesday of the month at Royston Market Hill Rooms, Fish Hill, SG8 9LB. 7.30-9.30pm. All welcome. Refreshments available.

Reed First School

Jackson's Lane Reed Royston, Herts SG8 8AB

Blacksmith Lane, Reed SG8 8AX

Reed Village Hall is situated opposite the picturesque green and central to the Village, with facilities to seat and cater for up to 100 people the hall is an excellent choice for Weddings, parties and all types of function.

The Hall was built in 1933 by the villagers of Reed with land donated by the late Mrs Turney.

A fundraising organisation, organising street collections & manning stalls.

Meet at Royston Environs
Monday evenings, bi-monthly.

We meet weekly for fun and fellowship, but we also make a serious contribution to our community – locally, nationally and internationally. Kite Festival, Youth Makes Music, Technology Tournament, and Swimathon, Polio Plus – all that’s us!  We’re part of the worldwide Rotary movement.

We welcome new membership enquiries from both men and women.

We meet most Tuesdays, at 6.45pm.

Royston Golf Club, Baldock Road, Royston, Herts., SG8 5BG

The Roysia Share Club which has about 10 members has been running in the town for over 20 years and meets in the Old School House, Royston once a month on the 3rd Wednesday at 8pm.
The main purpose of the club is to join together to learn much more about how stock markets work and to make joint investments in stocks and shares, and other investments.
Each member makes a monthly investment of £25 which is pooled with other members’ monthly investments to buy and sell shares.
If you are looking to learn more about the Stock Market, this is the Club for you.
If you are interested, contact Keith Truman on 07843 418 993 or email keith.truman@ntlworld.com