Stevenage Football Club’s charity partner of the year is Garden House Hospice Care. On 14th December, ahead of their match against Exeter City, the players visited the Hospice to learn more about how their support will make a difference to people in the local community living with life-limiting conditions. The visit began with players […]
Members of the new Royston community choir Somewhere 2 Sing have had quite the first term, as their members feel the buzz from their recent public performances. Somewhere 2 Sing was founded by choir director, Duncan Rutherford, in 2016, and since starting with only a handful of attendees, the family of choir groups in the
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There has been a market in the town since Richard 1st chartered the first stalls in 1189, although in those days it was grouped around the lower end forming Ermine Street, and the Cross area. As the town grew and buildings became more permanent, it gradually moved further south up the hill to its current position. Royston
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If you are struggling to afford your energy bills, you might be able to get support from the government or your energy supplier. The first step is always to contact your supplier to find out what they can offer. You may be eligible for benefits including the Warm Home Discount, Cold Weather Payments or the
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The concept for the Honest Fig was born on a cold and wet Sunday evening as true Strictly Come Dancing fans, Linda and Chris, along with their neighbours, sat down to watch the dance off with some cheese and meats and of course a glass of wine. Linda realised that grazing boards with good quality
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Open for only six months, but it seems much longer! Bow Books thank you all for the heartwarming welcome, purchases and orders. Invaluable… please keep it up! Support from Royston First, Royston Radio, the Royston Crow, trade networks and The Listing has been unstinting. A special tribute to the bookshop’s small team of fantastic volunteers.
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At New Year we think about making resolutions to change our lives in ways to enhance our health and wellbeing or even bigger changes that may be long overdue. Big challenges like joining a gym or starting a small business require support from family, friends and outside sources and sometimes major events in our lives
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Local Markets Royston Market Every Wed and Sat, 8am-3pm facebook.com/RoystonMarket Royston Market Square, SG8 9JS Royston Country Market Every Wed and Sat, 8am -12noon Royston Corn Exchange, Market Hill, SG8 9JR Orwell Pannier Market No market in January, we look forward to welcoming you in February 2024 Please keep in touch with your market news
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What happens to the food you donate into the Food Bank collection bins at Tesco Extra Royston? Tesco have two Food Bank collection bins at the front of their store. Tesco customers have been extremely generous throughout the year, and Tesco have been able to support all of the local food banks on a weekly
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The last meeting of the year for our group was a jolly afternoon of song… Local singer, Tom Huttlestone, came to entertain us, singing songs made popular by Frank Sinatra, Chris Rea, Stevie Wonder and Elvis Presley. They were all well-known songs and Tom really got us tapping our toes and singing along. We rounded
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Christmas festivities are well underway at Icknield Walk First School. Children from Nursery through to Year 4 have been singing, dancing, learning stage directions, using props and dressing up as they perform their own take on the Christmas Nativity story. Mrs Sherwood, Head Teacher said, “It has been wonderful to see the children performing on
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Since he opened Bow Books in Royston’s Angel Pavement just six months ago Paul Bowes has hosted a succession of authors signing their latest books and the final visitor for 2023 was a lady whose first book he actually published 20 years ago. Carrie Dunn was reunited with Paul, who re-emerged from semi-retirement at the
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