Health and Wellbeing

Mondays 10.45am to 11.45am and Fridays 9.20am to 10.20am
Coombes Community Centre, Burns Road, Royston SG8 5PT

Therfield Heath is an area of Common Land and most of it is a Local Nature Reserve and a Site of Special Scientific Interest. It is owned by the Therfield Regulation Trust, which is a registered charity.
It is managed by the Conservators of Therfield Heath and Greens.
Around Therfield there are registered Village Greens and other areas of Common Land which are held and manged in the same way.

Designed for individuals wanting to improve their strength and balance whilst learning new exercises to maintain independence.

Suitable for those who haven't exercised before or experienced a decline in their physical ability.

Exercise ar your own pace in a positive environment and meet others in your community who are at a similar ability level.

Free of charge, wear suitable shoes and clothing.

Classes run every Monday, refreshments also served after class.

The Old Schoolhouse Royston, 4 Market Hill, Royston SG8 9JL

Are you interested in joining a local, relaxed and very friendly group of people who enjoy running, cycling, walking, talking and eating cake?

Steeple Chasers Running & Cycling Club established in 2019, offers a range of activities such as trail runs, run fit sessions, mini cycling time trials, social cycles, Couch to 5k, fun runs and walks on a regular, seasonal basis.

It's a very social club of mixed abilities and goals, focused on encouragement, support and wellbeing. Based in Steeple Morden but open to anyone in the local area and villages.

For more information, visit the Steeple Chasers Running & Cycling FB page or email Sarah (club secretary) using the form below.

Various sessions for all abilities from 6.30pm The Heath, Royston, SG8 5BG.
Tuesday ‘Club Runs’, Wednesday ‘Track’ and Thursday ‘Coached’ sessions plus a whole range of social activities.
Absolute beginners are welcome to join our regular C25k programmes

Promoting walking by organising led walks.

Monitoring the condition of local rights of way.

You may come on three walks before deciding to join.

Tuesdays and Thursdays morning walks approx. 5 - 6 miles.

Longer walks occasionally on Sundays.

Shorter evening walks from May to the end of August.

Various locations around the Royston area.

We follow a well tried session, including: warm up, basketball, circuit training, football and volley ball, a great way to keep fit while having fun.

All levels of ability welcome.

Mondays, 7. 30pm – 9.30pm.

The Gym, King James Academy Royston - Senior Site, Garden Walk, Royston, SG8 7JH

A warm, friendly atmosphere where up to 25 older disabled or housebound can socialise. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 10am - 1pm.
Royston Old Barn, 61 Upper King Street, Royston SG8 9AZ

Junior section of Royston Runners (ages 9-16).

Groups for different abilities - all welcome.

Monday evenings, 6 - 7pm.

The Heath, Royston SG8 5BG

RDCT provide an essential service to people in Royston and the surrounding area who are unable to drive themselves or use public transport due to age, frailty, impaired mobility, or do not have the use of a car to get to health appointments, day centres and social trips. We offer low cost door-to-door transport by car and mini-bus and MPV, both of which are adapted to take wheelchairs.

RDCT is a registered charity who rely on funding from local government but also from donations from local businesses and the general public. Please get in touch if you are willing and able to offer support, or if you would like to be a volunteer driver.

Office hours 9am - 3pm Monday - Friday.

The Morden Scheme helps the elderly and vulnerable people living in the Mordens, Litlington and Bassingbourn to be as self-sufficient as possible and continue to live happy and independent lives.

A Warden telephones each member every weekday morning to confirm that they are safe and well. If they can’t get a reply, then there is an escalation process using nominated friends or relatives.

Each member is visited by a Warden at an agreed time every week. In addition to a friendly chat, the Warden will ensure that there are no new health or safety issues and will follow up on outstanding matters.

The Warden will also liaise with health or welfare organisations as required, and provide additional help, for example collecting a prescription, emergency shopping or completing a form.

For more details on how to apply either for yourself, a friend, neighbour or relative visit www.mobilewardenscheme.co.uk or call 07841 025107

Luna Animal Rescue does not have a centre where you can go to, as all of our animals are in foster homes with their foster carers.
This way they live in family environments which is less stressful on the pets and presents them in a more natural manner than dogs kept in kennels may be.