Tallulah’s Kitchen… Cannoli – Chocolate and Vanilla Hello and welcome to September’s recipe for The Listing. This month I would like to share with you a recipe for Cannoli, a delicious little sweet treat that takes me straight back to our holidays in Italy- Happy Times! Traditionally these pastries are deep fried but I prefer […]
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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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Escape to The City – Regent’s Canel Originally built to link the Grand Junction Canal’s Paddington branch with the River Thames, Regent’s Canal now offers a quiet and atmospheric day out. It is a place of leisure for Londoners and visitors alike. The canal snakes eight scenic miles through London, however, my favourite way to
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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
Tallulah’s Kitchen… Raspberry and Pistachio Muffins Hello and Welcome to August edition of The Listing. This month I would like to share with you a recipe for Raspberry and Pistachio muffins. The muffins are quick and simple to make and the topping adds additional crunch and sweetness. You could experiment with the texture of the
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Escape to The City – St Katherine’s Docks This month, we’re heading to one of my favourite hidden gems in central London. St Katherine’s Docks, just a few streets away from the buzz of Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, is a welcome contrast to the nearby tourist attractions. With a vibrant yet laid-back
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100 Years of Ashwell Show It’s Back! Ashwell Show Returns with a Sterling Line-up for its 100 Year Celebrations The much-loved Ashwell Show will take place on its usual August Bank Holiday Monday slot (August 29th) and the show is bursting with activities to help celebrate its 100 year history. A breathtaking BMX stunt display
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Open Air Movie on The Heath Royston District Scouts is a hugely active group that provides a full range of activities for all age ranges in the town and surrounding villages. The group is celebrating that eleven members have been selected for a life changing opportunity to join the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea
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Why join a cycling club like the Royston Cycling Club? Since the start of the pandemic, the number of men and women either taking up cycling for the first time or returning to it, as either a form of transport or exercise has increased significantly. The Tour de France and the Tour de Femmes takes
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Royston Rockets BMX Club In its 40th year, the Royston Rockets BMX Club are having a busy 2022. 38 riders have taken part in the Summer Regional series so far, with 10 currently in podium positions. 6 out of 9 rounds have taken place, so every race counts in the next couple of months. This
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Tallulah’s Kitchen… Strawberry Tiramisu Hello and welcome to July’s edition of The Listing. This month we should still be enjoying plenty of fresh strawberries, and although I personally think they are best simply served with lashings of fresh cream, Strawberry Tiramisu comes a close second in our house. Now, if you wish to make a
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Royston and District Twinning Association Forging connection and collaboration locally and abroad After being restricted to zooming like most people for the past couple of years, it was wonderful to finally see our friends and families again in person during our visit to La Loupe in May. As well as communal activities such as a
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