Did you know that the history of golf in Royston stretches back 400 hundred years? In celebration of golf being played in 1624, Royston Golf Club are holding events this autumn and are inviting people from the town to an open morning at the Clubhouse on Sunday 6th October. After James I (James VI of […]
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Royston and District Parkinson’s Group is pleased to say that they are continuing to grow and thrive with our Thursday Club in its new venue from September 12th 10.30am til midday in the Town Hall in the centre of Royston. Over 180 people live with Parkinson’s in our area and the message is Stay Active.
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Connecting with others, getting active, learning a new skill, being creative, seeking professional support, exploring the outdoors, volunteering – all these things (and more) can improve wellbeing…but it isn’t always easy to know what is on your doorstep or to feel comfortable trying something new. How Are You South Cambs, brought to you by Cambridgeshire
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“The Universal anti-inflammatory remedy” Reconnecting with the Earth’s Rhythms: Walking barefoot is an often overlooked but profoundly enriching experience. It’s not just about the fun and joy of stepping into squishy mud or feeling the different temperatures of the ground beneath your feet. It’s a practice that can bring us closer to the natural world
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Let’s face it, it’s challenging to find time for yourself amidst the fun and activities with your kids. So, here are some strategies to help you stay on track with your health while still enjoying time with your family. 1. Physical activity for everyone! Turn exercise into a family affair by going for bike rides,
Royston Hockey Club (RHC) kicks off the season with a new and energetic committee. It’s all change at RHC, with a new committee; dedicated to offering more opportunities for hockey for both young and old. Look out for our events on social media. RHC runs successful senior and junior teams. We are a friendly, competitive
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The Steeple Chasers are taking part in The Big Step Forward again this year, a fundraiser on Saturday 13th July for Pancreatic Cancer UK. This is their chosen charity for 2024. The charity is close to the Steeple Chaser’s hearts as one of their members had a diagnosis 18 months ago. The 3 mile walk
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Mindful Living by Becky Duncan… I love a midyear reflect and reset, taking stock of what I’ve accomplished and what I still aspire to achieve. I’ve found that incorporating morning rituals into my daily routine sets me up for a successful day ahead. I am certainly not perfect and could use a lot more of these
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The Outdoors Project is excited to announce a refreshing approach to keeping children active and entertained during the holidays in Royston this summer. With a focus on outdoor activities, building confidence, learning new skills, physical activity, and fostering friendships, The Outdoors Project presents an incredible line-up of activities that promise to captivate young minds. From
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Local fundraisers, Mr Craig McMurrough, MBA and Dr Sarah Temple (Fritchley) PhD, known as Mr and Ms Ovary, have been honoured with the prestigious Prime Minister Point of Light awards. Their tireless efforts have made an incredible impact, as they have conquered a range of physical challenges, including marathons and regional mini tours, to raise over £70,000 for ovarian
Our mission is to show that it’s great to be outside all day even if (or especially when) it’s wet and muddy! My name is Jonny and I live in Royston with my wife and two children. I believe that spending plenty of time outside is so important for mental and physical health. I hope
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In the rhythm of our daily lives, the simple act of breathing often goes unnoticed. Yet, with each inhale and exhale, we are gifted with the essence of life itself. Consider this: on average we breathe 21,000 times a day. What if we spend even just 1% of this time in awe of our breathing
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