Chinese photo album achieves five figures in local auction A Chinese photo album smashed its top estimate at auction to achieve a staggering £14,091 inclusive of fees in Royston. The collection of photographs, entered into the Friday 6th December sale at Hansons Hertfordshire, depicted early photography believed to be from around the 1870s of the […]
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To welcome in the New Year, we are recognising one of the heroes in our community with a “Local Recognition” article, rather than our ‘My Local Life’. We were delighted to receive this nomination from Jessica Parker, one of Darren’s colleagues at Wellington Wise, and having known and worked with Darren for a number of
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Six months ago, a local trader did some work for me, and we talked about another three projects I wanted to put their way. It was left that they would contact me when they had more time. But I never heard from them again. How does that make me feel? I feel that they
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Caro Group in Royston is celebrating success as Winner of the ‘Best Component’ for the most technically challenging casting component at The Cast Metals Federation, CMF, Awards! Their Foundry division, Maybrey Precision Castings, received this prestigious award in recognition of their groundbreaking work on Black Renaissance, a series of five monumental Silicon Bronze sculptures now on display
It’s that time of year again where everyone seems to have a cold, and it can be hard to manage your business needs when staff are poorly. Is it OK for you to contact people when they are ‘off sick’? Can you ring them to ask if they will be back tomorrow – or
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For December’s issue, we spoke to Emma Bird, a nurse and a yoga teacher who lives in Royston with her husband and their 4 year old daughter. Tell us about The Pelvic Floor Clinic There’s always been an insufficiency in postnatal care in the UK; an idea that once you’ve had a baby it’s
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Introducing, Thomas Huttlestone, a local singer and trumpet player. Originally from Essex, Thomas moved to Chrishall in 2018, before moving to Royston a couple of years later, where he began working and eventually singing in the local area. He loves putting on shows and performing at local venues. Tell us about Tom Huttlestone Music and
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As I sipped my morning cuppa, I wondered what I would share with you this month. But then a sport item caught my attention, and I knew! The America’s Cup is an international sailing race where the British entry is in the final for the first time in 173 years. These boats are incredibly sophisticated
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Are you ready to push your limits, build strength, and transform your body? Park Fitness is designed for individuals of all fitness levels who are looking for a high-intensity, results-driven workout. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned athlete, this boot camp will challenge you physically and mentally. What to Expect: Expert Coaching: Our certified
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Elliot Brooker opened Common Grind, Royston’s co-working space in Upton House in the centre of Royston, earlier this year, offering individual desk spaces to people of all professional backgrounds in a friendly, welcoming environment. Elliot and his wife Emily Driscoll bought their first house in Royston in 2019. They admittedly did little research about the
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Kier Starmer is trying to lead the country, whilst the Conservatives are electing a leader to unite their fractured membership. Meanwhile, in America, Donald and Kamala are fighting for the right to lead their divided country. In all these cases, the leader’s responsibility is to bring together a disparate group of people, unite them with
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The history of Royston Golf Club goes back to when King James I (James VI of Scotland) established his hunting lodge in Royston – the remnants of which still survive in Kneesworth Street. In celebration of golf being played in 1624, Royston Golf Club are holding events this autumn and inviting people from the town
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