The Melbourn Village Fete returns on Saturday 13th June 2026, celebrating its 30th event with an afternoon of entertainment, community spirit and fun for ages. Taking place at The Moor, Melbourn (SG8 6ED) from 12noon to 5pm, with free entry and parking, you can enjoy a summer’s day with family and friends. The Fete will […]
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LitFest returns to Litlington Recreation Centre on Saturday 18th July, bringing a sizzling day of live music, family fun and community spirit. Showcasing an outstanding lineup of exceptional independent artists, this year’s festival features Young Athena, Natalie Gray, DJ Richelle, Rooue, Max Bianco, Joe Clark, Mabes, IM Collective, The Kid and I, Emilia Anastazja, Louis
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The National Garden Scheme Open Gardens season is underway, and we are pleased to highlight some of the gardens local to us. St Paul’s Walden Bury Sun 10th May 2-6pm Spectacular formal woodland garden, Grade I listed, laid out 1720, covering over 50 acres. St Paul’s Walden Bury, Hitchin SG4 8BP White Horse Cottage,
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Written by Ryan, on behalf of Royston Scaffolding Following our article on Royston’s blue plaques last month, we’re publishing a selection of plaques in each issue. For May, we have focused on the old pubs of Royston: The Bull Hotel Royston’s oldest hostelry, prominent during the stage coach era, offering hospitality since the 15th century
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Join one of the biggest events in the Royston calendar, with something for everyone! On Monday 4th May (the early May bank holiday) Royston Town Council is proud to present the May Fayre. Join us in Priory Memorial Gardens for a day of fairground games, dog shows, classic cars, family fun and even escape rooms.
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The event dates back to medieval times and was re-established in 1977 as a ‘Street Market’ when residents wanted to raise money for a village party to celebrate the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. Nowadays, the annual Market is organised by a team of volunteers on behalf of Barkway Village Hall, which is a registered charity and
Written by Ryan, on behalf of Royston Scaffolding Royston is a small town with a big story to tell, and its history is written not just in its beautiful architecture but also in the blue plaques telling of historic local events. The Blue Plaques in Royston are all thanks to the late Cllr F John
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Why not venture out for a walk this Easter to see the Pasque Flowers? Pulsatilla Vulgaris is the rather uninspiring name for the bright purple and yellow flower featured on our cover this month. It’s more commonly known as Pasque Flower and, rather more excitingly, as Dane’s Blood. The Pasque Flower is now incredibly rare
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Do you have a favourite bluebell wood to walk in? Share your favourite walks on our Facebook page! or email us at hello@thelistingmagazine.co.uk
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The Cambridge Festival is a mixture of online, on-demand and in-person events covering all aspects of the world-leading research happening at Cambridge. More than 350 events – the majority of which are free – spanning talks, debates, performances, exhibitions, hands-on activities, and immersive experiences will bring together leading academics, writers, artists and public figures to
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Fun and fresh air for all the family Join our local charity fund raising event with fun activities throughout the village. We have blacksmiths in the Smithy, dray rides, petting animals, a fun dog show, vintage vehicles, flower displays, bell ringing, children’s entertainment, and over 100 artisan food and craft stalls to browse, plus much,
Downing College in Cambridge is opening up its 20-acre site to gardening enthusiasts from March to October 2026. Exclusive gardens tour – Guided by Jack Sharp, Head Gardener, stroll through the College grounds, including some areas which are not normally open to the public, such as Fellows’, Master’s and Rose gardens. Maximum 20 people on
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