If you haven’t already joined the library, why not call in and sign up when you next visit the town centre. You’re never too young or too old; we have members of a few months old and our oldest customer is over 100! Membership is FREE and in addition to books, includes Borrowbox, a digital […]
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Junior parkrun is coming to Royston! We just need a few more volunteers to launch this fun, free 2km weekly event for children aged 4–14 in early 2026! If you want to support local children, boost their confidence, and be part of something joyful each Sunday — we’d love your help. Volunteer roles are simple:
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Operation Overlord: The Fate Of D-Day Is In Your Hands In this exclusive collaboration with Royston Museum, Great Escapists are proud to launch Royston’s first Escape Room experience. Operation Overlord is an immersive game experience with live actors, where you solve puzzles and clues to complete a mission – and learn more about the real-life
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Get ready for laughter, music and mayhem as the Barkway pantomime returns in early February with Snow White and the Seven Goggle-Eyed Monsters – the 33rd annual production by the Barkway Players. This original new panto has been written by members of the group, giving a much-loved fairy tale a distinctly local and delightfully daft,
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A brand new baby sensory room has opened in Bassingbourn, offering a calm, magical space especially for mini explorers aged 0–3 years. Creator Zoe, a mum to a little boy, curated The Jungle Sensory to give babies a safe, fun environment to explore – and parents a welcoming place to relax, connect, and take a
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Merchandise may seem a recent commercial development, but during the medieval period there were mass-produced metal badges sold at holy shrines as proof of pilgrimage, and to identify the wearer for hospitality. There is one badge, of Richard Caister, that has been identified which bears a resemblance to the carving in the cave situated in
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We’re well under-way with our two exciting developments at the Museum: to install air source heat pumps, and to update the Museum’s displays. One of our first jobs in January was to empty our display cases and to move them to enable the installation of our new heating system. Once the new heating units are
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2026 is a landmark year for the North Herts Knights Basketball Club which was initially formed back in 2001 with just one men’s side. Fast forward to now, the Club is now at the heart of the community with two senior men’s teams competing in the Herts Basketball League and at the top of the
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Hockey was first played on Therfield Heath in 1957 and although Royston Hockey club currently play our home games at Peter Boizet Sports Ground, Granchester Road, Cambridge CB3 9ED, our home is in Royston Golf clubhouse on Therfield Heath. We continue to thrive with five senior teams. Three Men’s and two Ladies teams playing competitive
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Are you looking for a reason to get out into the fresh air this January? Discover Royston’s Historic Town Trail! You may have noticed the triangular bronze markers embedded into the pavement throughout the Town Centre. These mark a 31-point history trail, starting at Royston Parish Church, taking in such points as: Dead Street –
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Pupils at Sandon JMI School have rolled up their sleeves and unleashed their creativity to help raise vital funds for charity by decorating a tractor for the Farmers on Christmas Lights Tour in north Hertfordshire on Sunday 21st December. Back for its 5th year, the event brings together farmers, families and local organisations aiming to
Sandon JMI School, a cherished rural primary school founded in 1835 in the heart of Sandon, has won the fight to stop Hertfordshire County Council proceeding to closure consultation, much to the relief of the whole community. Following a few weeks of uncertainty and a passionate campaign from governors, parents and residents, Hertfordshire County Council
