Royston Town Football Club – Home Fixtures…
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Business Profile: Bow Books Royston January Update: New Year Literary Adventure
Happy New Year and thank you to all who supported our vision in 2024 – welcoming the opportunity to view a wide range of new and secondhand books across two floors. As we step into 2025, we look forward to welcoming even more book lovers. Our ongoing offers include 3-for-2 deals on all children’s books
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Royston Museum – January Update
 Regular readers will know that Museum is closed over the winter whilst we upgrade our main Collections Store and smaller Art Store thanks to generous funding from the North Herts Prosperity Fund and the Brian Leslie Racher Trust. December has focused on clearing the stores and carrying out maintenance work. Over three days
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Royston Cave January Update
The year 2025 will hopefully be a time of exciting developments at Royston Cave. As you read this, reports and recommendations are being made by Historic England, detailing the best way forward to help preserve the cave and its carvings. Once these have been finalised, the process of applying for a National Lottery Heritage Fund
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News from Schools: Children from Studlands Rise First School in Royston raise vital funds to help children facing cancer
Studlands Rise First School Raises Funds for Young Lives vs Cancer Students and teachers at Studlands Rise First School have raised an incredible £579 for Young Lives vs Cancer through donations at their Christmas plays last week (10th, 11th, 12th December 2024). The money raised will help children and young people facing cancer this Christmas.
News from Icknield Walk First School: Celtic Harmony Visit
Year 3 children from Icknield Walk First School immersed themselves into history at their recent school visit to Celtic Harmony in Brickendon. The Celtic Harmony Camp is the UK’s largest reconstructed Iron Age settlement and has provided outdoor heritage education for 25 years. Led by costumed educators, the pupils experienced first-hand what life was like
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Royston Museum – December Update by Emma Canterbury – Royston Museum Manager
 If you read my article in last month’s edition, then you’ll know I’ve been nervously waiting for the outcome of some funding applications. Well, I am thrilled to share that those applications have been successful. Thanks to generous funding from the North Herts Prosperity Fund and the Brian Leslie Racher Trust we’re going
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December News from Royston Library… Winter Reads
Royston Library are excited to announce the Winter Reads Challenge, which runs until Saturday 31st January. This initiative aims to encourage adults and children to engage with reading during the winter months through a series of fun and flexible challenges. Winter Reads is a series of exciting reading challenges and events for all ages, taking
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Community News: Royston Town Panto Returns!
Local drama group CADS is delighted to announce that they will be presenting their usual pantomime in January! The show for 2025 is a brand new version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, written by local author Warren McWilliams, who was also responsible for the last two record-breaking pantomimes, Sleeping Beauty in 2023 and The
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