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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Spotlight On… Royston Allotments Open Day If you’ve ever wanted to grow your own food, the Royston Allotments Open Day offers the chance to discover the many joys (and hard work) involved in keeping an allotment. The gates at Coombes Hole (at the junction of Green Street and Melbourn Road) will be open on Sunday
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Spotlight On… Khandel Light Khandel light is a Hertfordshire based charity, working in the Rajasthan area of India. The charity was set up in 2000 to help offset the effects of global warming, already felt in the desert area of Khandel, where drought and decreasing rainfall had already started to accelerate migration to large cities.
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Royston LIVE at… The Royston British Legion After seven happy years at The Old Bull Inn – Royston Folk Club has relocated to The Royal British Legion in Mill Road, under a new name … Royston LIVE … Here, in a bigger space, they can continue to offer around 100 people amazing LIVE music, but
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Spotlight On… 10th Royston Scout Group This May is an exciting time for the 10th Royston Scout Group. During the tough last years, the 62 children that make up our Beavers (5-7), Cubs (7-11) and Scouts (11-14) have continued to meet throughout – virtually, safely and outside. Through the imagination and dedication of our leaders,
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Spotlight On… 200 Issues of the Listing This issue marks 200 issues of The Listing – a feat that we are enormously proud of, and hope that you will share in our pride with us! The Listing started life in September 2005, a time before the internet was widely used, mobiles were solely for texting
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Spotlight On: Cricket in Barley Although cricket may have been played much earlier, the first recorded game of cricket played by the Barley Club was on the 13th of July 1846 when a team of gentlemen and Barley villagers defeated Barkway in a game probably played in the sheep meadow opposite The Chequers. A return
Spotlight On… Khandel Light We are a small charity, based in Hertfordshire villages, run by volunteers, committed to the empowerment of women and girls, and reducing forced migration from 26 very poor villages in the Indian desert state of Rajasthan. Our team of trustees, many of whom have been with us since the start, have
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Spotlight On… Guilden Morden Village Market Launched in April 2021, Guilden Morden Village Market is a monthly market based at The Three Tuns, a community-owned pub in Guilden Morden. Following periods of lockdown, the market was launched to provide a place where people could shop in the open air, meet their friends and neighbours and
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Spotlight On… Royston Royal British Legion Branch and Club Based in Mill Road in Royston, discover more about your local British Legion Branch and Club, which formed over 85 years ago. British Legion Branch For the past 100 years Royal British Legion Branch members have kept faith with their founder’s commitment to the armed forces
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Spotlight On… Basstonbury 2021 Basstonbury, the three day village festival put on by Bassingbourn Charities over the August bank holiday weekend, is set to make a return this year. Who are Bassingbourn Charities? We are a Bassingbourn based charity that puts on entertainment events for the local community, with all profits going back into the
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Spotlight On… Barley Flower Tower In February 2021, in the village of Barley, in the midst of what felt like a never ending lock down, Alison White was trying to think of a project to bring the whole village together while still following the rules of the covid pandemic. A few months earlier in December
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