Children and Families

Community News: Bow Books Kids Celebrates a Fantastic First Week in Royston…

Business Profiles & News, Children and Families, Community News, Loving Local Living

Bow Books Kids has celebrated a fantastic first week since opening its doors in Royston, with hundreds of children already visiting the new independent children’s bookshop. Paul from Bow Books says the response from local families has been incredibly encouraging, with parents and grandparents bringing children into the shop and sharing warm and positive feedback. […]

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Community News: Determination in the Saddle – Cerys Qualifies for British Dressage Cambridge Para Team…

Children and Families, Community News, Loving Local Living

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

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Things to Do: Sunset Starlight Walk – Registrations now Open!

Children and Families, Community News, Loving Local Living, Organisations, Wellbeing

Enjoy a summer evening stroll around North Herts and the surrounding countryside with hundreds of others from the local community on Saturday 12th September, in aid of Garden House Hospice Care. The Sunset Starlight Walk is a 10km circular route around Letchworth as the sun sets and the stars come out. Starting and finishing at

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Things to Do: The Jurassic Takeover Dinosaur Trail – Saturday 25th July to Sunday 16th August…

Children and Families, Community News, Loving Local Living, Out and About

The dinosaurs are coming to Royston! Follow the trail around town, spot the dinosaurs in shop windows, and answer the questions for the chance to win some roaring prizes. The trail is free to enter and runs from Saturday 25th July to Sunday 16th August. Pick up an entry form from Royston Library, Glazed Creations

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Business News: A New Chapter at Bow Books, Angel Pavement Royston…

Business Profiles & News, Children and Families, Community News, Loving Local Living, Professional

Bow Books Kids, a brand-new children’s bookshop, opens on Thursday 23rd July, at 12 Angel Pavement, Royston. Creating an exciting new destination for young readers and families. To celebrate, the first 50 customers who purchase three books will receive a £5 Book Token voucher on request, while the popular 3-for-2 offer continues. The official launch

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Out & About: Grand Depths at Grand Arcade, Cambridge

Children and Families, Community News, Loving Local Living, Out and About

This summer, Grand Arcade in Cambridge invites you to explore the wonders of the underwater world with ‘Grand Depths’, a free, immersive ocean-themed exhibition in partnership with the University of Cambridge’s University Museum of Zoology, running throughout the summer holidays daily from 18th July – 31st August, 9am – 6pm. The installation will consist of

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Out & About: LitFest – Music Festival

Children and Families, Community News, Loving Local Living, Out and About

Whether you’re coming for the music, the kids’ activities, or just a great day… LitFest is your summer sorted. Featuring a thrilling lineup spanning all genres, including: Headliner Young Athena – Soul, Hip Hop, Pop, R&B, Dancehall, Drum N Base: BBC 1Xtra, Capital Xtra, O2 Mastercard Ambassador & Artist Accelerator Alumni, MOBO Unsung-Certified Alumni, BRIT

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Out & About: Discover Royston’s Blue Plaques

Children and Families, Community News, Loving Local Living, Out and About

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 June, we focus on: Priory Memorial Gardens Design Award Winner: Festival of Britain, 1951 – Arthur W Whydale, Architect Priory Gates 17th Century wrought iron gates once stood

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Royston Museum Highlights by Emma: Coming up in July

Children and Families, Community News, Loving Local Living, Organisations, Royston Museum

We’re delighted to have recently been accredited as a Silver Carbon Literate Organisation by the UN-recognised Carbon Literacy Project. This accreditation recognises our commitment to upskill our team to play a proactive role in reducing our organisational carbon emissions, and work towards a zero-carbon future. You can find out more about our Royston Museum Goes Green

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Out & About: BikeFest 2026 – Get ready for one of the region’s biggest motorcycle events of the summer!

Children and Families, Community News, Leisure, Loving Local Living, Organisations

Following an incredible turnout of more than 1,500 attendees last year, BikeFest returns in 2026 — bigger, louder, and better than ever. Bringing together passionate bikers, motorcycle enthusiasts, leading brands, and families for a full day of entertainment, displays, and community spirit. Octa Ride: BikeFest 2026 takes place on Sunday 19th July, from 9am–6pm, at

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Community News: Barkway Market once again draws in the crowds and raises record funds for the local charities…

Children and Families, Community News, Loving Local Living

The sun shined and visitors poured into this year’s Barkway Market on Saturday 9th May, which raised just under £15,000 for the Barkway Village Hall, which is a registered charity and other local causes within the community. The quintessential English country event takes place annually in Manor Farm, was officially opened by Andrew Grainger, whose

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