Royston Town Panto Returns! CADS – Goldilocks & The Three Bears…
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Children and Families
Community News: Update from Santa…
Hello everyone Elfie here. Santa has asked me to tell you about his plans for this Christmas with his friends in the Round Table. Because Royston and the local villages have grown so much over the past few years and we want to see as many of you as possible before your bedtime, we are
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Community News: Hansard is coming to Royston for an exclusive 3-day run.
After the sold-out run and rave reviews, the powerhouse political drama Hansard is coming to Royston for an exclusive 3-day run. Dive into the high-stakes world of British politics and personal betrayal as Hansard grips the stage. It’s the summer of 1988. Tory politician Robin Hesketh returns to his idyllic home in the Cotswolds. It’s
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News from Icknield Walk First School: Harvest Food Bank Collection
As part of the school’s annual harvest celebrations, staff, parents and carers at Icknield Walk First School have generously donated a huge amount to Royston Food Bank. The food bank run by Royston Evangelical Church provides emergency food to residents of Royston and the surrounding villages who are experiencing hardship. The service is intended to
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Out & About… Christmas in Cambridge
Seventa Events is delighted to bring ‘Christmas in Cambridge’ to the historic Parker’s Piece. Having collaborated closely with Cambridge City Council, ‘Christmas in Cambridge’ runs until Sunday 5th January 2025. The beautifully curated Christmas village has been designed to appeal to all ages with an exciting range of entertainment, food stalls and shopping options. Running
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Royston Museum – November Update by Emma Canterbury – Royston Museum Manager
As I write this month’s article, I’m nervously waiting for the outcome of a funding application we submitted back at the end of August. If we’re successful, then we’ll be undertaking an exciting project to upgrade the Museum’s two stores (rooms) which hold 95% of the collection not currently on public display! The
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Community News: Santa is coming and is hoping you might be able to give him a hand!
Hello everyone, Santa here. I have taken some time out of my busy schedule to write and I hope you may be able to help me. (Mrs Claus is better at this sort of thing, but she is cooking lunch for the elves at the moment). As Royston has grown a lot over the last
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Royston Museum – October Update by Emma Canterbury – Royston Museum Manager
At the start of September, I received an exciting email into my inbox. Sophie, Rhian and I are now all certified Carbon Literate! But what does this mean? Well, we’re taking responsibility for how our decisions affect the environment and are making conscientious changes to minimise our impact on the planet. You may have
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Business Profile: Bow Books Royston October Update: Lit Fest & From Wham! To Woo
We are delighted to be part of the Barkway Literary Festival on Saturday, 5th October from 10am to 8:30pm. The event will feature speakers such as Sir Richard Evans, Christopher Hadley, Jamie Hull, James Riley, Lottie Mills, Tracey Waples, and Jude Simpson. Plus, enjoy workshops on films, storytelling, podcasts, and getting published. Bargain Day Tickets
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Out & About – Pumpkin Picking!
Pumpkin picking has grown in popularity in recent years, and it’s easy to see why! Local farms and venues are opening their fields for you to choose your own pumpkin, ready for carving over the half-term holidays for Halloween. Remember to dress appropriately for the weather and the fields, and check each venue’s website for
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