Community News

What’s New! In Royston & Beyond…

This month we’re bringing you even more exciting updates – from brand-new businesses opening their doors and milestone celebrations! What’s New Brilliant Volunteers – Rewarding Volunteers for their endeavours. Experiences, days out, little niceties, things to look forward too! Kiln House Yard, Royston SG8 5AY – www.brilliantvolunteers.co.uk – FB @BrilliantVolunteers – LinkedIn @brilliant-volunteers– Insta @BrilliantVolunteers

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My Local Life: Carrie Taylor, Branch Manager, Premier Travel Royston

To kick off 2026, we caught up with Carrie Taylor, Branch Manager at Premier Travel in Royston. Carrie has lived in Royston nearly all her life and has just celebrated her 25th year working at Premier Travel. She’s been married for 15 years and has three children, though spends a lot of her time being

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Community News: North Herts & District Citizens Advice: Check Your Subscriptions

  Many of us have signed up to gym memberships, streaming apps or “free trials” that quietly turned into monthly payments. Those forgotten subscriptions can really add up. At Citizens Advice North Herts (CANH), we’re urging residents to check their bank statements and take control of “continuous payments.” When you give a company permission to

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Community News: The Friends of Therfield Heath: January Update

The Friends look forward in 2026 to continue supporting projects on Therfield Heath and Greens. Recently we supported the Sun Hill Common group by funding the equipment needed to protect two newly planted young trees as they grow to maturity. We also fund the necessary tools used by the volunteers who carry out maintenance work

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Community News: January Cover Photography

January’s striking cover photography are street scenes captured in Royston. They are taken by artist Jean Kosse, a Ukrainian-born art and commercial photographer who’s based in Royston. He creates and provides visual solutions for homes/creative spaces by selling limited-edition prints, offers environmental portrait photography, and for local businesses by providing photography services to help with

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Club News: Royston Photographic Society: Dr Jitka Brynjolffssen

The Royston Photographic Society photographer featured this month is Dr Jitka Brynjolffssen… Jitka joined the society in 2014 having taken a U3A photography course to develop her skills. This was the point that she began to grow her photography, having photographed family, friends and special moments since her teenage years. As her range of photography

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Spotlight On: Royston Hockey Club

Hockey was first played on Therfield Heath in 1957 and although Royston Hockey club currently play our home games at Peter Boizet Sports Ground, Granchester Road, Cambridge CB3 9ED, our home is in Royston Golf clubhouse on Therfield Heath. We continue to thrive with five senior teams. Three Men’s and two Ladies teams playing competitive

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Business News: Motorlet – Your Car Leasing Company

Motorlet is your local, friendly, and expert car-leasing broker, proudly serving Royston and the surrounding area. We help individuals and businesses get the perfect vehicle at the perfect price – without the stress, uncertainty, or time-wasting that often comes with finding a new car or van. Whether you’re exploring leasing for the first time or

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Royston Cave January Highlights: The Trial of Eugene Aram

In 1759 Eugene Aram was convicted of murdering Daniel Clark, a co-conspirator who had aided him, and Richard Houseman, steal goods from businesses in Knaresborough, York. But why would one of the most notorious murder cases of the 18th Century be of any relevance to Royston cave? The bones of Clark were ultimately discovered in

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