Easter church services in and around royston…
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Walk to Support Hospice Care Arthur Rank Hospice Charity’s Star Shine Night Walk returns for 2026, with two unforgettable sunset walks taking place on Saturday 16th May in Wisbech and Saturday 20th June in Cambridge. Whether you’re walking in memory of someone special, joining friends and family, or simply wishing to support local hospice care,
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A new creative is opening in Royston, the weekend of Friday 10th April. The Art Room offers art classes and workshops for adults and children who want to explore their creativity in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Created by the team behind Nicholas Penn Fine Art, the studio focuses on making art accessible to everyone —
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In recent years Bury Lane has become the place to visit for cut your own flowers and pick your own strawberries and pumpkins, with our fabulously colourful tulips, peonies and dahlias proving particularly popular. As we are always looking to improve and enhance our customer experience, over the past few months we have been making
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Families are invited to take part in the Royston First Easter Trail over the Easter holidays. The free Easter Trail takes place from Saturday 28th March – Sunday 12th April, and is open to all children aged 11 years and under. Simply find the cheeky Easter chicks hiding in the windows of the Royston Town
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Spring Wildlife Walk at Green Walk Plantation Members of the Town Council’s Climate & Biodiversity Group are delighted to invite residents to a special Spring Wildlife Walk at Green Walk Plantation. The walk will take place at 10.30am on Tuesday 7th April 2026, meeting at the Barkway Road entrance(What3Words: ///snooping.loudness.badly). This family-friendly event offers a
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Royston Town Football Club is celebrating it’s 150th year, and alongside adult teams, the Club has a strong youth programme – RTYFC Mini Crows – the programme for 3-6 year olds (boys and girls) which is the feeder programme for the Youth starting at U7s. These are fun age appropriate sessions for the Nursery/Reception age
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Royston Cave has become increasingly popular as a destination for meditation and now its subterranean atmospheric environment is providing a unique setting for sound. The vibrations of singing bowls can help calm the mind, ease physical tension and encourage the body to shift from doing into simply being. Becky, from Chanting Stork Yoga has been
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Save the Date for the Royston in Blue Family Fun Run – The event is due to take place at 11am on Sunday 28th June on Therfield Heath. The 5K run or walk raises vital funds for Teenage Cancer Trust, which provides vital support designed for young people aged 13-24 who have cancer. They fund specialised
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Save the date for Ashwell at Home, Sunday 10th May, 11am-5pm. The annual fundraising event is held in Ashwell, North Herts, and events include the Farm-to-Fork mini-festival alongside regular favourites, including Open Gardens featuring local music pop-ups and artists workshops. There will be a variety of street food trucks for every taste, craft beer, and
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Easter Fun at Royston Library, As the days grow longer and spring arrives, Royston Library is offering a full programme of activities to keep children entertained over the Easter break. Regular favourites: Baby Rhyme Time continues on Wednesday mornings and Friday afternoon Story Times also remain part of the weekly schedule. Families are reminded that these sessions
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The event dates back to medieval times and was re-established in 1977 as a ‘Street Market’ when residents wanted to raise money for a village party to celebrate the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. Nowadays, the annual Market is organised by a team of volunteers on behalf of Barkway Village Hall, which is a registered charity and