From their office in Cambridge, a friendly team of architects, project managers, and low-carbon specialists are quietly changing the way new homes are designed. Rock Architects undertake a wide variety of projects from house extensions and energy-efficient refurbishments to “forever” newbuild homes, dedicated to creating buildings that blend with their environment while promoting the well-being […]
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Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery has won two awards in the Retail Jeweller’s UK Jewellery Awards 2024. They proudly accepted Bespoke Jewellery Retailer of the Year and Ethical/Sustainable Jewellery Business of the Year. Independent Jewellers from around the UK gathered in London’s iconic Old Billingsgate venue, for the prestigious awards evening on Thursday 26th June. Branded
Carpentry & Property Development… From the initial design to the final brushstroke. Iain Wilson carpentry and property development has been successfully running for over 15 years. He started out as a qualified carpenter, and now the Iain Wilson brand as a company takes on full renovations and anything in between. Iain has a general passion
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Julian’s Business Tips by Julian Berry… I was going to write something about the election this month, but I couldn’t think where to start! I could look at the different parties’ approach to business, I could speculate on the likely outcome – but I felt we would all be heartily sick of hearing all that by
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Mindful Living by Becky Duncan… I love a midyear reflect and reset, taking stock of what I’ve accomplished and what I still aspire to achieve. I’ve found that incorporating morning rituals into my daily routine sets me up for a successful day ahead. I am certainly not perfect and could use a lot more of these
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Thank you for supporting us throughout our first year. At the end of which Bow Books was proud to be chosen by National Book Tokens as the country’s Bookshop of the Month for June and Paul took part in a ‘Ask the Bookseller’ interview. To read more visit: https://bit.ly/BowBooksBookshopOfTheMonth What makes Bow Books, new and
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Welcome to Common Grind – A New Co-Working Space in Royston… ” Hello, my name’s Elliot. My wife Emily and I recently opened Common Grind—a new co-working space in the centre of Royston. I’ve previously worked in co-working spaces in Cambridge and Hitchin, but since moving to Royston a few years ago, it’s been my
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Our thanks to the thousands in the area who have bought from our huge range of new and secondhand books. To those who have encouraged us, added to the stock, placed orders, spread the word. And a personal thanks to my invaluable small team of helpers. Books matter. In their infinite variety, they inform, entertain,
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Our mission is to show that it’s great to be outside all day even if (or especially when) it’s wet and muddy! My name is Jonny and I live in Royston with my wife and two children. I believe that spending plenty of time outside is so important for mental and physical health. I hope
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In the rhythm of our daily lives, the simple act of breathing often goes unnoticed. Yet, with each inhale and exhale, we are gifted with the essence of life itself. Consider this: on average we breathe 21,000 times a day. What if we spend even just 1% of this time in awe of our breathing
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To make progress, we need to set targets, goals, and objectives – call them whatever you like – but to be effective, they should be SMART. Let’s work through the SMART acronym (there are some slight variations in the meanings, but they all end up in the same place). I’m going to use a non-business
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‘The biggest single factor in seeking a child’s success is reading for pleasure’ as quoted by Dragon’s Den. Bow Books has a mission via its Children’s Den to encourage children to do just that by creating their own book collection…from pushchair to young adult ages. All children’s books are 3 for 2. Make the most
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