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 […]
Your Wedding Day is one of the most important days in your life. That’s why we believe that your Engagement and Wedding rings are some of the most important pieces of jewellery you will ever purchase. Not only do they need to look fabulous, reflecting your hopes and dreams, but they must also last a
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To ring the changes in 2022, we are focusing on a trader from Royston Market each month. To start the series, we are profiling Joanne, owner of ‘The Fudge Can’… This business was founded in 2014 and started life as a charity stall operating in the town centre in Watford where Joanne resided at the
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Our cover photos are from Amy Murphy Photography, a well known and established business in the town. Check out our front covers by Amy Murphy Photography, a well known and established business in the town, providing photographic services to families and businesses from Royston and the surrounding areas. Amy is passionate about maintaining her Royston
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Back for a second year, this February why not take a trip around the villages of Guilden Morden and Steeple Morden, and enjoy the Art Trail? It is hard to imagine that this time last year, we were all living under a strict lockdown and only allowed out for a limited period. It was then
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Escape to the City February sees the annual celebration of the Chinese New Year – 2022, the Year of the Tiger. Sadly, the free annual event across Chinatown and the West End has been cancelled for 2022, so instead, why not head to the capital for a foodie day out? Nestled in the heart of
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Tallulahs Kitchen… Mini Raspberry Pavlova Hello and Welcome to February’s edition of The Listing. This month I would like to share with you a recipe for Mini Raspberry pavlovas, these are ideal to release your creative side and impress your Valentine with a sweet treat to finish that cosy home cooked meal. The nests can
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My Local Life… Jayne-Marie Barker, Icon Dance Lessons The Listing chatted to Jayne of Icon Dance Lessons for our February issue. She’s been teaching Ballroom, Latin American, Salsa, Rock n Roll, Argentine Tango and wedding dances to adults for almost a decade now. Teaching adults to dance fills her with absolute joy! In 2020, Jayne
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Tallulah’s Kitchen… Shortbread Hello and a festive welcome to this December’s edition of The Listing. This month I would like to share with you a recipe for shortbread. This is a quick and simple treat, perfect for those unexpected visitors and ideal as a little seasonal gift, although sadly I am unable to say how
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Royston Market Despite the challenges faced by the market over the past couple of years, it has remained incredibly resilient and this is in large measure the result of the commitment and hard work of the traders that we are lucky enough to have serving our community. As we move into a new year it
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Escape to the City… January can be a grey and miserable month, with Christmas behind us and summer still a long time away. This year brighten up the month by heading to the Columbia Road Flower Market, an outdoor street market set on a road of Victorian shops in East London. Most of the stalls
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The Accountancy Practice spread some Christmas cheer and put smiles on many faces last week when they invited five grant awardees into their offices in the high street to receive a £100 boost. A great range of support spanning the generations was provided by their grants which are usually given as one cheque to one
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