New Business is Brim Full of Innovation To operate a successful retail business in these troubled and difficult trading times one requires to be an extraordinaire in the deployment of their skills and attitude towards the hard pressed public. So, it is against all odds that a professional person in his late seventies should wish […]
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Navratri/Garba Event The Royston Indian Society is delighted to announce its upcoming “Navratri/Garba Event on 28th October 2023,” which aims to celebrate the rich cultural diversity of India in Royston town. This event will bring together the people from various other communities and cultures, to share in the joyous festivities of Navratri /Garba. By organising
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News from Therfield Heath Conservation – Award Winning Project Esme Fowler, a Nuffield Scholar student, has won the Gold Crest award for her project “Assessing the biodiversity of Therfield Heath”. This collaboration between Anglia Ruskin University, Ranger and Conservation Manager, Cat Wright, and Nuffield Research Student, Esme Fowler, aimed to complete a floristic survey and
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Dysons Menswear: Shop Local Dysons has been part of Royston life since Roly Dyson started the company in 1934, and as many Roystonians will still remember, Ray King ran Dysons for over 50 years. Trevor took over running the shop 22 years ago on Ray’s retirement. When Dysons first opened it sold mainly workwear, but
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Spotlight On… Free Arts Project Coming to Town PERFORM TRANSFORM is a new arts project, taking place at Royston Museum, and everyone’s invited to take part! This unique project, combining dance, film and local heritage, will start on Saturday 30th September as part of Royston Arts Festival at 4.30pm, and continue through to the launch
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Discover over 2000 years of Royston’s story… by Royston Museum We’ve had a busy couple of months at Royston Museum with August seeing one of the highest visitor numbers on record, thanks mainly to our very successful, free summer activities. A huge thank you to all those who rocketed off to space with us, and
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News from Royston Market Traders… Priors Hall Farm Butchers Priors Hall Farm butchers have now been trading on Royston Market for over 8 years and have become an extremely important part of the exceptional food offer that shoppers can enjoy on both Wednesday and Saturday markets. Their broad variety of products includes beef, pork and
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News from Icknield Walk First School: Settling back in September 2023… Staff at Icknield Walk First School are delighted to welcome their pupils back to school after the summer holidays. Pupils have settled back into the routines of school and are engaged in their learning and having fun. Nursery children have begun their ‘All About
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Classic Summer Days are here again! The British public’s affection for classic cars appears to be insatiable as the popularity of gatherings both from the vehicles’ owners and the attendees alike has reached record heights and continues to soar in numbers. An eclectic mix of treasured classic cars from the halcyon days of British motoring
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Citizens Advice North Herts & District It’s always frustrating when you run into problems with home improvements. If you consider the work unfinished or unsafe it’s worth knowing you’re protected by the Consumer Rights Act 2015, which says the work should be completed with ‘reasonable care and skill’. If they haven’t done this, they’ve broken
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My Local Life… Paul Dutton, Pastor at Therfield Chapel The Listing spoke to Paul, who is part of the leadership team as the pastor at Therfield Chapel. He’s lived in Therfield with his wife and two children for the past year. Previously they were in Little Paxton near St Neots and also lived in Baldock
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News from Royston Market Traders… F.E.Tucker & Sons Fishmongers Having worked on Royston Market for over 60 years, it is not surprising that F.E.Tucker & Sons fishmongers have earned the title of being our longest serving trader. Picking up fresh catches of fish in Great Yarmouth in the early hours which includes sea bass, salmon,
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