Royston Market: October News – New Traders Royston Market’s commitment to diversifying what is offered on the market has seen the recent introduction of ‘Gourmet Alternative’, an on-line plant-based cheese shop and deli. Cheeses include Italian Herb, Black Truffle and Mascarpone, while among other things they also sell, biscuits, crackers, vegan charcuterie and pate. Following […]
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Looking After You: Sustainable Tips You May Not Know This month I talk about sustainable beauty tips… • Brands Use brands that are conscious about the environment as well as your skin. The B-corp initiative means brands are taking on the responsibility of caring for the planet, using their brand to give back to the
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Following the amazingly successful opening of the Melbourn Hub after four months of lockdown, the trustees have decided price savings in the Bookmark Cafe will continue until further notice. A 10% discount off all food and beverages, including alcoholic drinks, will be automatically applied during the remainder of this month, as a way of saying
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Royston Market: Think Local Royston Market – every Wednesday and Saturday, 8am – 2pm. Royston Market is fortunate to have some great produce on its twice weekly market including: High quality fruit and veg – Fresh fish all the way from Great Yarmouth A butcher selling an array of meat and poultry Freshly baked bread
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Looking After You: Sustainable Tips You May Not Know To continue on from last month’s article on tips to live a more sustainable life, what else can we do to be more earth-friendly that doesn’t require lots of money and using resources we may already have? 3. Eat Less Meat and Dairy 51% of global
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Spotlight on… CPSL Mind Charity Like many organisations, at CPSL Mind we have reorganised ourselves in response to Covid-19 and continue to follow government guidance to protect our staff, volunteers and those we support. Working remotely, we have continued to support our clients and the wider community who have mental health concerns as well as
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Out and About: Shepreth Wildlife Park Welcome to the Wildlife Walk! Shepreth Wildlife Park is pleased to be able to finally invite their much-loved visitors back to enjoy their luscious green surroundings and lakes, whilst taking in the sights and sounds of a variety of beautiful and exotic species. Join them on their new socially-distanced
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Royston Market: Thank you Thank you Royston traders and shoppers for all your support! Over the past few months Royston Market has enjoyed a real resurgence with footfall increasing significantly. This has perhaps not surprisingly led to an increased number of applications from traders wishing to work from the market. This is of course fantastic
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Icknield Walk First School goes the Extra Mile! The children in year 4 had special visitors this week; their teachers and head teacher came to see them at home! The year 4 children will be leaving Icknield Walk First School at the end of the summer term to go on to middle school. Usually at
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Royston Market: Traders are Returning Traders are returning to Royston market! The upsurge in community goodwill and support for Royston market over the past few months has continued, demonstrating the importance of our traditional market to the town. It has been good to see those stalls selling non-essential goods returning since the 1st June to
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Spotlight on… Royston Girlguiding Our Guiding Light still shines! Up until COVID-19 put a stop to things in March, we have been celebrating 100 years of guiding in Royston. Our opening ceremony on 7th July 2019 focussed on celebrating the historical traditions of Girlguiding, many of which were new experiences for the girls. We ended
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When their league season was cancelled, Royston Town had at least five home games to play. But with the bar and clubhouse closed, they’ve had to cancel a number of functions including their annual beer and music festival. As a result, the club will suffer a shortfall in revenue of more than £50,000 and now
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