An Update from Royston Round Table… Santa Is Coming! The sleigh bells are jingling, the music is ready, and Santa can’t wait to see you all. Keep an ear out and come give him a wave as he visits Royston and villages. As always, Santa’s elves will be collecting for local charities, so please give […]
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Wise Local Crafters have been running since January 2025, meeting weekly for all who enjoy a variety of crafts. The group offers a warm, welcoming community where members share their experience and teach others the joy of trying new crafts. Members have been busy this month!! Actively trying to support local community charities as
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Eating Sustainably at Christmas! It’s the season to be jolly, but it’s also the season when mountains of food end up in the bin. In the UK, we throw away around four million Christmas dinners every year. That’s two million turkeys, five million puddings, and a shocking 17 million Brussels sprouts heading straight for the
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We’re bringing some Christmas cheer this December, and for this month’s Local Life, we caught up with two of Royston’s vibrant retailers – Linda O’Sullivan, founder and proud owner of The Honest Fig, & Kirby Morrow, Managing Director at Cambridge Wine Royston. Kirby’s lived here for 23 years and Linda for almost 8. They met
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The 10th Royston Scouting group are once again spreading Christmas cheer with their much-loved Scout Christmas Post service – a festive tradition that helps neighbours send local Christmas cards while supporting Scouting activities in our community. During November and December, local residents can buy special Scout Christmas Stamps for just 50p each from Ladds, Morrisons
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This month, The Listing’s spotlight falls upon the photography of Andrew Fox. Andrew has been a member of Royston Photographic Society since its inception over 30 years ago. For the majority of that time he has held the post of club secretary, and was the key driver in establishing the society as a part of
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There’s no need to travel far for your Christmas shopping! Our local independent retailers in Royston and SG8 have everything you need, from thoughtful gifts and festive treats to decorations and seasonal essentials. By shopping locally this festive season, you’re supporting the businesses that keep our community vibrant. If you’re shopping in Royston, keep an
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Royston Food Bank/Community Cafe is open to all on Wednesdays and Saturdays 9-11am at Royston Evangelical Church. Donations are always welcome at other times, when the church building is open for other activities. The Food Bank is primarily for people referred by local agencies such as GP, schools, housing association, CAB, Children’s Centre, Home Start,
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Make Lunch is a club for families to connect with each other, share a meal and have fun! It is now run by the team from Royston Evangelical Church. On your first visit you will be greeted by our team leader who will help you to feel welcome. Our volunteers will entertain your children with
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Be sure to visit Bury Lane on Friday 5th December from 12noon until 5pm for their annual A Taste of Christmas event. With a hand picked selection of fabulous artisan suppliers, including Bramble Foods, Buntingford Brewery, Cambridge Juice, Cottage Delight, Cambridge Distillery, Rennet & Rind Cheesemongers, Sarunds Chocolates, Cook Frozen Food and Savoursmiths Crisps, enjoy
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The Royston and District Local History Society are proud to announce the Launch of an exciting new book, entitled The Goode Book by Martin Dawes. It tells the story behind The Elmdon Steam Plough Company, founded in Elmdon before being brought to the Heath Works in Royston in 1920 by Harry Goode. The site was
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