When Star Radio was acquired by Bauer and rebranded as Greatest Hits Radio, local radio died a little more for South Cambridgeshire. The familiar local voices, community focus, and grassroots connection that once defined local broadcasting have left a noticeable gap, one that a new radio project is now aiming to fill for the SG8 […]
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The summer holidays can feel long, and keeping the family entertained isn’t always easy. We believe that a great day out doesn’t have to cost a fortune, and with a little imagination there are plenty of free and low-cost adventures to enjoy right on our doorstep. Alongside these, we’ve also included some special activities and
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There’s even more to discover this summer with the official launch of Bow Books Kids at 12noon Sat 1st Aug, bringing an even bigger range of children’s books, holiday reads and activity books to young readers. Be there! To celebrate, families are invited to enjoy two free children’s events. On Sat 8th Aug at 10am,
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July was a busy month for us welcoming a range of students on work experience to the Museum. Rhian led our Year 10 students from King James Academy and Melbourn Village Collage on a range of different projects, from planning and proposals through to completion. As part of the week, the students brought Roy from
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St Laurence remains one of the most compelling figures of early Christian history, remembered for his courage, charity, and the powerful legends that grew around his death. Born in the 3rd century and serving as a deacon of Rome, Laurence was responsible for distributing alms and safeguarding the Church’s treasures. When Emperor Valerian ordered the seizure
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Nature Nell and Dr Dell, a Royston-based Community Interest Company (CIC), organises nature walks, birdwatching sessions, and science-based experiences including biofluorescence in nature, bat detection, and astronomy. They are bringing a fresh approach to outdoor learning and nature-based experiences for children and families across the local area. Passionate about inspiring curiosity, confidence and a love
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Royston Town FC will host a very special charity football match on Sunday 26th July, bringing together football personalities, content creators, local legends and the community for an unforgettable afternoon of football, fundraising and remembrance. The match will see Jensen Adeyanju All Stars take on a Royston Town XI in memory of Jamie Covington, who
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Every celebration tells a story – and at Balloon Gift Boutique & Events, Amanda believes your décor should tell yours. Based in Royston, Amanda specialises in bespoke balloon styling, luxury personalised balloon gifts and event décor, creating memorable displays for celebrations across Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire and the surrounding counties. What began as a creative
Community Spirit Shines at the 30th Melbourn Fete The milestone 30th annual Melbourn Village Fete proved to be a resounding success, bringing together residents from Melbourn, neighbouring Meldreth, and the wider South Cambridgeshire and Royston areas for a spectacular day of celebration. Run entirely by a dedicated team of volunteers, this year’s fete proudly maintained
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Children at Icknield Walk First School recently took part in the ‘Colour Your World’ art competition, organised by The Art Room in Royston. The inspiring theme encouraged pupils to explore colour through a range of artistic techniques, including texture, tone, printing and collage. The competition linked perfectly with our whole school celebration of Sir David Attenborough’s birthday,
Written by Ryan, on behalf of Royston Scaffolding Following our article on Royston’s blue plaques last month, we’re publishing a selection of plaques in each issue. For August, we focus on: Palace of King James I – Kneesworth Street, 1603-1627 Royal Servants – Who were employed in the stables and kennels of King James I,
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A remarkable young rider from our area has proved that determination, resilience and a love of horses can overcome even the greatest of challenges. Cerys Hennighan has been selected to join the British Dressage Cambridge Para Team, an achievement that reflects years of hard work, dedication and an unbreakable partnership with her pony, Kady. For
