Royston drama group CADS is about to unleash its latest (and possibly silliest) show – a production of Mark Evans’s hilarious Bleak Expectations. Originally an award-winning Radio 4 comedy series, it’s a surreal parody of the works of Charles Dickens, as well as other adventure and costume dramas set in the same period. The play […]
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This month we’re pleased to share some very exciting ‘What’s New’ updates along with Milestones and news of those businesses coming soon! What’s New Henlow Vets (prev. Royston Vets) Flint Cross, Royston SG8 7PN 01763 242 221 – info@roystonvets.com – www.roystonvets.com – FB/Insta Tile Haven 25 Kneesworth St, Royston SG8 5AB 01763 258 565 –
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Joseph Beldam was born in 1795 and lived most of his life in Royston. In 1827, Beldam joined the Anti-Slavery Society in London and for many years devoted his time and attention to obtaining freedom for slaves throughout the British Empire. The Slave Emancipation Act was passed in 1833, but the Act was violated and
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May Pet of the Month Luna Animal Rescue – Donal is looking for a home to call his own. He can be rehomed with older children, loves travelling in the car and loves cuddles. Donal is a low maintenance kind of guy, he likes movies, cuddles, treats and chews, fairly short walks or playtime with
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Written by Ryan, on behalf of Royston Scaffolding Following our article on Royston’s blue plaques last month, we’re publishing a selection of plaques in each issue. For May, we have focused on the old pubs of Royston: The Bull Hotel Royston’s oldest hostelry, prominent during the stage coach era, offering hospitality since the 15th century
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Join one of the biggest events in the Royston calendar, with something for everyone! On Monday 4th May (the early May bank holiday) Royston Town Council is proud to present the May Fayre. Join us in Priory Memorial Gardens for a day of fairground games, dog shows, classic cars, family fun and even escape rooms.
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Last week, Royston Town Council celebrated and recognised our wonderful community champions for their hard work and dedication. Community Service Award 2026 Presented to Alan Barlow – In recognition of his outstanding dedication and commitment to improving the lives of others in our community Presented to Robert Mills – In recognition of his
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Walk to Support Hospice Care Arthur Rank Hospice Charity’s Star Shine Night Walk returns for 2026, with two unforgettable sunset walks taking place on Saturday 16th May in Wisbech and Saturday 20th June in Cambridge. Whether you’re walking in memory of someone special, joining friends and family, or simply wishing to support local hospice care,
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Royston Community Gallery Curwens Gallery in Royston is delighted to present Sonja Day. Sonja Day is a local artist based just outside Buntingford, with over thirty years of painting experience and more than twenty five years of teaching art from her own garden studio. Many of her students, some now in their seventies and eighties,
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Save the date for Ashwell at Home, Sunday 10th May, 11am-5pm. The annual fundraising event is held in Ashwell, North Herts, and events include the Farm-to-Fork mini-festival alongside regular favourites, including Open Gardens featuring local music pop-ups and artists workshops. There will be a variety of street food trucks for every taste, craft beer, and
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The event dates back to medieval times and was re-established in 1977 as a ‘Street Market’ when residents wanted to raise money for a village party to celebrate the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. Nowadays, the annual Market is organised by a team of volunteers on behalf of Barkway Village Hall, which is a registered charity and
Photographer Tony Leigh takes to our profile spotlight this month. Tony has a unique photography background amongst our members and the pictures he has chosen to illustrate his story are socially distinctive and packed with memories. Tony is one of our few photographers who has made his living from photography. Whilst he has worked for
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