Racket Restringing – Badminton – Tennis – Squash Whatever racket sport you play the strings could be the most important element, you rely on those strings to contact the ball or shuttle, to give you feel-power-and touch. Quality new strings set at a tension to suit your playing style, which should improve your game. A […]
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Barley Flower Tower The Barley Flower Tower has been in place for over two months now, and there has been a constant flow of visitors. Our very popular pigeon now has a name…Peter the Pigeon, named by Tracy in the ‘Name that Pigeon’ competition at ‘Barley Unlocked’, the first village get together on the Plaistow
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Tallulah’s Kitchen… Toffee Apple Pudding Hello my fellow foodies, and welcome to September’s edition of The Listing. This month I would like to share a recipe for an Apple and Caramel pudding. This is one for those of us with a sweet tooth, but you could decrease the amount of caramel should you wish. I
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North Herts District Council (NHDC) is inviting people who live in North Hertfordshire to let them know if they would like to receive a free tree. Up to 10,000 tree saplings will be given away to people who live in the district in the autumn. NHDC is asking people to register their interest now if
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Since the Barley Flower Tower was hoisted into position with the expert help of the Royston Fire service and a band of helpful villagers, its renown has spread far and wide. On 27th June, the rector Ruth Pyke and Flower Tower designer Alison White were interviewed live on BBC Look East and on the 30th
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Tallulah’s Kitchen… Creme Caramel Hello my fellow foodies and welcome to August’s edition of The Listing. This month I would like to share with you a recipe for a much loved, yet often forgotten, timeless desert. Minimum effort is require for preparing and cooking this dish, it benefits from being made the day before it
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Out and About… The Tiger Who Came to Tea A new exhibition explores the life and celebrates the work of one of Britain’s best known author–illustrators for children, Judith Kerr. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the much-loved classic The Tiger Who Came to Tea, the exhibition, originated by Seven Stories – the National Centre for
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Windependence Day *CHANGE OF DATE* Due to the changing of Government guidance, the Great Chishill Windmill Opening will now take place in August, instead of July. After four and a half years the restoration project at Chishill Windmill is complete! The ancient postmill is saved for future generations who will see it constantly moving to
Women’s Big Cricket Month If you’re one of the thousands who have already dipped their toes in the water, welcome back! And if you’re thinking about coming along for the first time… what are you waiting for? Everyone’s welcome. Expect Fun! Whack some balls, bowl some balls, catch some balls. Run about a bit, laugh
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Tallulah’s Kitchen… Pecan Pie Hello and Welcome to July’s edition of The Listing. This month I would like to share with you a recipe for Pecan Pie. Whilst no one has really travelled far in the last few months, I think we should still be able to have a slice of pie and celebrate Independence
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Out and About… Cambridge Open Studios Cambridge Open Studios has announced the 2021 dates for its month-long summer art event, which will feature an exciting range of exhibitions by over 300 artists at a selection of locations in the city and surrounding areas Five Ways to Enjoy For many artist members it will be Open
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Outdoors… It’s going to be all white I am a strong believer that nature has a key role to play in effecting our sense of wellbeing and connection to the land. Our connection to nature has been eroded by our busy lives full of time saving devices that encourage us to click a little button
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