New research from Citizens Advice found that over 13 million people (26% of UK adults) have accidentally taken out a subscription in the past 12 months. These subscriptions cover services from fitness apps to food delivery services and repeat pet food to magazine subscriptions. Of those who ended up with an accidental subscription, the most […]
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Royston Hockey Club (RHC) kicks off the season with a new and energetic committee. It’s all change at RHC, with a new committee; dedicated to offering more opportunities for hockey for both young and old. Look out for our events on social media. RHC runs successful senior and junior teams. We are a friendly, competitive
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The Conservators need you? For personal reasons Clare Swarbrick has decided to step down as a Conservator this summer, leaving a vacancy after four years. Clare was a driving force for change within the Trust, having been Chair for much of this time and she will be missed. “I am incredibly proud of what has
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The repairers at the Royston Repair Café don’t claim to be able to fix the weather, but they can help you prepare for the months ahead. Whether it’s a broken garden parasol for shade or an umbrella that no longer protects against the rain, the repairers are prepared to take a look at it at
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Thursday, 1st August is Cycle to Work Day – 25 years young it was originally introduced in 1999, aimed to encourage healthier commuting and reduce environmental pollution. Cycling, like any exercise, promotes good physical and mental health, releasing all that wonderful dopamine! National Allotments Week falls from the 12th to 18th August this year – Look out
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Royston Allotments are once again opening their gates to the public and heating up the BBQ! The allotment holders would love you to come and visit their beautiful site, at Coombes Hole (at the junction of Green Street and Melbourn Road), Royston, on Sunday 11th August, 11am – 2pm. It’s an opportunity to come and
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How lucky are we, to have so many free or low-cost events for children and families over the summer holidays?… Enjoy walks and kite flying on the Heath, Priory Memorial Gardens or Ashwell Springs for a fun day out. The Listing has gathered the best of the events on offer in Royston, SG8 and the
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You may remember from last month we were keeping our fingers crossed for blue skies and sunshine for our Summer Fayre. Well, we ended up with a wet day. Thank you to everyone who grabbed their brollies and ventured out to visit us. It was great to see so many people at the Museum. Our
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It’s a busy time in the library as we continue with the Summer Reading Challenge which runs until 8th September, helping to keep children’s reading levels up during the long school holiday. We ask children to read at least 6 books during the summer break, rewarding them with stickers along the way and a certificate,
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Royston Allotments welcomes you to come and look around the site on Sunday 11th August for their annual open day. You will be able to enjoy the usual BBQ, cake n’ bake and spare produce stalls so there will be plenty of tasty treats on offer. Plot holders have produced trays this year, and ‘unusual
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Can you help with storage premises? CADS is Royston’s amateur drama society, in existence since the 1940s. The member-led, not-for-profit community group is renowned for its award winning performances, and of course the hugely popular annual Royston pantomime (oh yes it is!) Over the years, CADS have built up a huge array of performance and
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At June’s monthly luncheon meeting at Royston Golf Club, 23 members attended and enjoyed a meal, followed by speaker of the day Paul Barwick with an espionage theme covering “Gareth Williams and The Mystery of the Body In The Bag” which was very interesting, thought provoking and even a little frightening. A group of our
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