Creative Royston are delighted to announce the theme for Royston Arts Festival 2025, which will take place from 20th-28th September: Then and Now. With 2025 marking the 400th anniversary of the death of King James, whose associations with Royston are a rich part of our town’s history, it seemed only fitting for organisations to theme […]
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March Pet of the Month Hocus and Pocus are a pair of young male cats. They are wary of humans. They have become more used to noises and people but would suit a quiet environment and their own space. Ideally they would suit a small holding with space to roam once they are settled, or
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With fun activities for all the family, plus 41,000 new daffodil bulbs planted last autumn, Thriplow Daffodil Weekend is guaranteed to be a golden feast for the eyes. Set in the South Cambs village of Thriplow, this charity fundraising event is run entirely by local volunteers. Thriplow Daffodil Weekend started in 1969 when the church
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A new website has been launched – Barleywolds.com – as a guide to the countryside and villages between Royston, Stevenage and Bishop’s Stortford. The Barleywolds is the name given to this area of chalk “hills” on the borders of Hertfordshire, Essex and Cambridgeshire. Barleywolds.com is a free, non-commercial guide to the History, Myths, Nature, People,
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Royston District Scouts provides Challenge and Adventure for over 500 young people supported by over 80 adult volunteers, from our groups in Royston, Steeple Morden, Barley, Melbourn, Harston and Barrington. Scouting is youth lead, young people given a say in their activities. As they get older, they develop leadership skills and begin to run
Upcoming fixtures at Royston Town Football Club
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February Pet of the Month Nugget (ginger) and Nibbler (tabby) are a super bonded pair. Both are super playful, Nibbler is especially affectionate and loves toys. They may be nervous to start with but soon warm up. These guys will be fine to live with other cats having come from a multi cat household, but
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Local Choir hits Albert Square “If you’d have told me at the start of the year that I was going to sing in public, and not only that, in front of 5 million people on TV, I’d have laughed my head off!” That was Sophie – before joining the Somewhere 2 Sing choir in April,
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2024 has been a good steady year for the Royston Rockets. The club hosted a number of events throughout the year with the Eastern Championships in September being the pinnacle, a credit to the club and its brilliant volunteers. The coaches have completed inductions for new riders every month this year, and seen an increase
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January Pet of the Month Rolls Royce is an 18 month old lurcher who is looking for his forever home. He is a very friendly lad who loves other dogs. He would really love a home with other doggy friends who he can curl up with. He is house and crate trained and happy to
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Royston Market is a vibrant and important hub on the Market Hill in the town, trading on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Its origins go back to when Richard 1st chartered the initial stalls in 1189. Many traders have patronised the site for a number of years, and the offering has been enriched with an intake of newer
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