For December’s issue, we spoke to Emma Bird, a nurse and a yoga teacher who lives in Royston with her husband and their 4 year old daughter. Tell us about The Pelvic Floor Clinic There’s always been an insufficiency in postnatal care in the UK; an idea that once you’ve had a baby it’s […]
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After the sold-out run and rave reviews, the powerhouse political drama Hansard is coming to Royston for an exclusive 3-day run. Dive into the high-stakes world of British politics and personal betrayal as Hansard grips the stage. It’s the summer of 1988. Tory politician Robin Hesketh returns to his idyllic home in the Cotswolds. It’s
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Introducing, Thomas Huttlestone, a local singer and trumpet player. Originally from Essex, Thomas moved to Chrishall in 2018, before moving to Royston a couple of years later, where he began working and eventually singing in the local area. He loves putting on shows and performing at local venues. Tell us about Tom Huttlestone Music and
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As I sipped my morning cuppa, I wondered what I would share with you this month. But then a sport item caught my attention, and I knew! The America’s Cup is an international sailing race where the British entry is in the final for the first time in 173 years. These boats are incredibly sophisticated
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Elliot Brooker opened Common Grind, Royston’s co-working space in Upton House in the centre of Royston, earlier this year, offering individual desk spaces to people of all professional backgrounds in a friendly, welcoming environment. Elliot and his wife Emily Driscoll bought their first house in Royston in 2019. They admittedly did little research about the
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Kier Starmer is trying to lead the country, whilst the Conservatives are electing a leader to unite their fractured membership. Meanwhile, in America, Donald and Kamala are fighting for the right to lead their divided country. In all these cases, the leader’s responsibility is to bring together a disparate group of people, unite them with
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We are delighted to be part of the Barkway Literary Festival on Saturday, 5th October from 10am to 8:30pm. The event will feature speakers such as Sir Richard Evans, Christopher Hadley, Jamie Hull, James Riley, Lottie Mills, Tracey Waples, and Jude Simpson. Plus, enjoy workshops on films, storytelling, podcasts, and getting published. Bargain Day Tickets
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Are you looking for somewhere to eat out this month? You can’t go wrong with The Chequers Thai in Royston, the town’s newest restaurant, which offers authentic and delicious Thai food. We visited earlier in the summer, and were really impressed with the refurbishment. It’s stylish and modern, whilst retaining the historic features of the
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Did you know that the history of golf in Royston stretches back 400 hundred years? In celebration of golf being played in 1624, Royston Golf Club are holding events this autumn and are inviting people from the town to an open morning at the Clubhouse on Sunday 6th October. After James I (James VI of
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As an auctioneer, I see hundreds of items, in amongst them certain items stand out, and an upcoming lot of Beatles autographs is definitely one of them. Collected by a Cambridgeshire businessman in the early 1960s during flights between London and Liverpool, this set includes signatures from all four members—John, Paul, George, and Ringo. What
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We often hear that singing is “good for the soul” and I’m sure all of us have enjoyed singing at some point in our lives, whether it was at school, with your hairbrush in front of the mirror or belting out your favourite songs in the shower. But do you feel any different when you
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