Aren’t the poppies beautiful this year? Have a look at these lovely images set against a moody sky – stunning! Thank you to reader Lesley Heap for sending in her photos. We always welcome photos from the local area, so if you have any you would like to share, please send them in!
Blooming Beautiful! Read More »
As you can imagine, not much passes us by here at The Listing. We all live in Royston and our office is now on John Street in the Town Centre, so we keep pretty close to what’s going on. Whilst there are of course areas for improvement in Royston (as there is in every small
A Visit to Royston Market Read More »
Our reporter Clive Porter visited Duxford Airfield on Sunday 17th April to meet the Cambridge Car Club for their Classic Car Run. This year they had planned an event which started and finished at the Imperial War Museum.
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Walnut Medical, a local medical information company have kindly donated an Automatic External Defibrillator (A.E.D) to the Melbourn Community Hub Management Group. Also known as a Cardiac Defibrillator, this life saving piece of equipment will be situated in the Melbourn Community Hub for use in the Parish of Melbourn. It is medically proven that the
Life Saving Equipment Now Available For The Community Read More »
Images & captions by Clive Porter
Wimpole Hall & Home Farm – images and text by Clive Porter Read More »
There’s a thriving market in Orwell each month. Orwell Pannier Market takes place in the Village Hall on the first Saturday of each month, between 10am-12noon. Next month’s market on Saturday 5th December promises to be full of Christmas produce, and will run for an extended time, until 2pm. Images & text by Clive
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Our reporter Clive Porter attended one of the 25th. anniversary events of the North Herts Garden House Hospice at The Old Bull, Royston. From left to right: Sue Melbourne, community fundraiser, Jo Wiffen, with Bob Spence being offered a cup of coffee from volunteer, Barbie Chessum Jo, who has been fundraiser for eight years said
Garden House Hospice, celebrates 25 years! Read More »
Founded in 1875 “The Crows” are the third oldest club in Hertfordshire after Hitchin and Bishops Stortford and in December this year the Club will be celebrating its 140th anniversary. It really is a truly remarkable achievement when you think that Disraeli was Prime Minister when the club was formed and has since seen a
Royston Town Football Club Celebrates 140 years! Read More »
Look out for the all new Royston Information Centre (RIC) in Royston Library this month. Royston Information Centre has been created by Royston First, and is dedicated to providing high quality visitor information as well as concentrating on promoting tourism in our town. Visitors can discover what there is to see and do in Royston
Welcome to the Royston Information Centre … at Royston Library Read More »
Did you know that the Herts Air Ambulance receive no direct government or National Lottery funding? It costs £480,000 per month to keep the helicopters from the Essex and Herts Air Ambulance Trust flying and performing their life saving role – not surprising when they fly an average of three missions a day costing around
Out & About… Herts Air Ambulance Read More »
We are really pleased to have received copies of the 1948 and 1960 Official Royston Guides from Alan Cecil at the Royston Past & Present Facebook group. They have given us a lot of pleasure as we look at how our town has changed over the past 50 years. As publishers we’ve also found it
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