Update on Royston Parish Church Good progress has been made on the final phase of the restoration/refurbishment in the last couple of months since our last update although again, disappointingly, there has been further slippage. The new target date for completion is set at the end of September. Much will have been done by the […]
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Support Youth Football Leading local football club appeals for help to build on lionesses’ success Melbourn Dynamos Football Club is asking for help to fund its future after England’s women were crowned European champions. Dynamos are expecting a surge in interest and demand from girls, boys and all sections of the community following the Lionesses’
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World’s Biggest Coffee Morning Sign up to a coffee morning! This year’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning takes place on Friday 30th September. Sign up to host, invite your guests and get together to raise money for people living with cancer. Whatever your reason, it’s a great one. To find out more visit: https://coffee.macmillan.org.uk/ If you
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Vintage Tractor Run The inaugural “Five Churches Vintage Tractor Run” will take place on Saturday 17th September 2022. The route starts from Croydon, Cambridgeshire, SG8 0DL, at 11am and running though Arrington 12.15pm, Wimpole Hall 12.45pm Wimpole 1.30pm Orwell 2pm and Barrington 3pm (all times are approximate). Family members of all ages will enjoy seeing
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My Local Life… Charlotte Oram, Primary School Teacher For the new school year starting in September, The Listing caught up with Charlotte Oram, a primary school teacher at Therfield First School. Charlotte’s current role is focusing on supporting the mental health and well-being of children, and to inspire the pupils to be curious about the
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Be Sustainable in September It’s Organic September! For those of you who have been able to grow fruit and vegetables over this summer (against all the odds) you’ll be enjoying the wonderful flavours of food produced for quality rather than quantity. I do hope your veggie patches survived the hot weather – mine’s toast! –
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Spotlight On… Make Lunch Royston Summer is always an exciting time for Make Lunch Royston! Royston’s Make Lunch club first opened in Royston in February 2015 and has supported over 100 local families in the town over the last seven years. The scale of holiday hunger is huge, with over 1.9 million children receiving Free
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Discover over 2000 years of Royston’s story… by Royston Museum We’ve had a fantastic first summer back, with weekly kids’ activities and our inaugural summer fete, and it’s been great to feel the museum buzzing again! We’re now looking ahead to our next round of events for Royston Arts Festival, including; a talk about the
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Much-loved classics and a thirst for something new in the Autumn concert season at Stapleford Granary… Here at Stapleford Granary, we aim to bring the finest classical, folk and jazz music to you; a blend of much-loved repertoire and familiar faces alongside newer sounds and artists we hope you’ll want to discover, all in the
The Community Toilet Scheme is run by Royston Town Council and allows the Council to work in partnership with local businesses to improve the provision of toilet facilities for the public. It provides cleaner, safer and more accessible toilets in Royston Town Centre. Current members of the Community Toilet Scheme are the Jolly Postie and
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Support for Ukrainians There are now several Ukrainians living in South Cambs villages: Arrington, Bassingbourn, Great Chishill, Meldreth, Melbourn, Shepreth, Steeple Morden and probably others. If there are people out there who would like to offer support to these refugees, but are unable to provide accommodation, please get in touch. They have a need for
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HealthAid Royston Friends of Royston Hospital, now renamed HealthAid Royston, is reaching out into the community to help with health issues during what is proving to be one of the most difficult times in a generation. John Davies, chairman of HealthAid, says: “If and when our hospital is put to proper use again, we will
