Community News

News from Schools: Children from Studlands Rise First School in Royston raise vital funds to help children facing cancer this Christmas…

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. […]

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Business News: Silicon Bronze Sculptures by Maybrey Win Prestigious Award at Casting Industry Awards 2024

Caro Group in Royston is celebrating success as Winner of the ‘Best Component’ for the most technically challenging casting component at The Cast Metals Federation, CMF, Awards! Their Foundry division, Maybrey Precision Castings, received this prestigious award in recognition of their groundbreaking work on Black Renaissance, a series of five monumental Silicon Bronze sculptures now on display

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Community News: Christmas Shopping On Royston Market

Royston Market is a vibrant and important hub on the Market Hill in the town, trading on Wednesdays and Saturdays.  Its origins go back to when Richard 1st chartered the initial stalls in 1189. Many traders have patronised the site for a number of years, and the offering has been enriched with an intake of newer

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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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Community News: December News from Therfield Heath & Greens…

As Christmas approaches and New Year resolutions get written we reflect on achievements from the past year and plan for the future. The popular Friends of Therfield Heath group has run a range of events during 2024. If you are interested in finding out more about this group, their website has more information and membership

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News from HomeStart, Royston, Buntingford & South Cambs…

Home-Start is a local community network of trained volunteers and expert support helping families with young children through their challenging times. We are there for parents when they need us the most because childhood can’t wait. Home-Start works with families in communities right across the UK. Starting in the home, our approach is as individual

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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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