Last week, Royston Town Council celebrated and recognised our wonderful community champions for their hard work and dedication. Community Service Award 2026 Presented to Alan Barlow – In recognition of his outstanding dedication and commitment to improving the lives of others in our community (Steve Jackson, Chairman of RTFC to Receive the […]
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For nearly two decades, I have lived and breathed dementia care – not just as a profession, but as a calling deeply rooted in my heart. My name is Lauren Patchcott, and I am the founder of Unique Techniques, a movement built on compassion, understanding, and a determination to change the way we view and
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If you are ‘living with’ or ‘caring for’ a loved one who has received a diagnosis of any form of dementia, you may be looking for help, advice and support whilst you are trying to navigate this very difficult period in your lives. Community Support for Dementia is running an Open Day, which will have
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Citizens Advice is looking for a volunteer to join us as a Community Information Assistant in South Cambridgeshire, supporting outreach across Melbourn, Bassingbourn and Meldreth. You’ll also attend regular sessions at our Royston office to meet the wider team and keep skills and knowledge up to date and be one of the first friendly faces
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Curwens Gallery in Royston is delighted to present their March exhibition featuring main exhibitor Sally Beth… Sally has always had a creative, busy mind and loves expressing what she sees and feels through her art. After exploring many mediums and styles, she discovered her true passion in acrylics – drawn to their movement, flow, and
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Did you know there was a small quilters guild/group holding monthly events in Royston? Our members have a range of experience in patchwork and quilting and associated techniques and everyone is willing to share their hints and tips. We meet monthly on the first Tuesday of the month, 7.30 to 9.30pm in The Market Hill
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Reed Cricket Club has been a proud part of village life in Hertfordshire since 1956. The club is celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2026, marking seven decades as a much-loved fixture in the local community. Located in the picturesque village of Reed (SG8 8AX), the club welcomes players of all ages to enjoy cricket in
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We’re thrilled to have our doors open and to be welcoming visitors back to the Museum! We have a new layout with new displays full of objects and information about Royston’s past, plus lots of hands-on activities for families to enjoy. You can visit us Thursday to Sunday, 10am to 4pm – and it’s free!
Royston Museum Highlights by Emma: Coming up in March Read More »
March Pet of the Month Luna Animal Rescue – Uno is a 2 year old cross breed who is a bouncy boy with a heart to match. He is a smart dog who needs his mind challenged and would benefit from an active household. Uno walks well on a harness and longline but due to
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Royston and District Model Railway Club are pleased to announce that their 2026 exhibition will again open at Bassingbourn Village College Saturday, the 28th March, from 10.30am-4pm 21 layouts, many from East Anglian clubs, will be laid out. These will include three of the most popular gauges of ‘OO’ ‘N’ and narrow gauge ‘OO9’. Also
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Keep Britain Tidy hold their annual Great British Spring Clean in March; this year from The Great British Spring Clean is the nation’s biggest mass-action environmental campaign. Each year, more than 400,000 volunteers clear litter from our streets, parks and beaches. What a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the start of Spring! Noticing and collecting litter
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Worried about losing power in stormy weather? A bit of planning can make things feel more manageable. If you have a power cut, your electricity network operator (not your energy supplier) is responsible for restoring the electricity. The network operator owns and repairs the local cables and equipment. Call 105 to report a cut or stay updated - it’s free and will connect you
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