In 2017 Dave Rance and the Rockin’ Chair Band started playing jazz on Monday lunchtimes in Royston on a monthly basis. The band play Traditional, New Orleans and Dixieland-style jazz along with providing great humour. At the time, some people queried lunchtime on this day of the week but it became a great success. Unfortunately, […]
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Nutwood Pubs Community Christmas Lunch Nutwood Pubs is putting on a complimentary Christmas Lunch for members of our community who would otherwise spend Christmas alone. Attendees can expect a three-course meal, a sing-a-long, and a free raffle or lucky dip gift. Spaces are limited. The first event will take place on 12th December at The
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Award winning event planned for Spring Bank Holiday weekend Join ‘Local Go Tri Duathlon’ on Saturday 27th May, 10am (adults) 1pm (junior) Perfect for those new to multi-sport events or for the more experienced who just want to test their fitness, the Steeple Chasers Running & Cycling Club are set to stage another award-winning Go
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Royston Runners Are you an active runner? Or maybe you’re keen to give it a go but not sure where to start? Royston Runners, based at the Heath Sports Club in Royston, is a friendly local running club for runners of all levels and abilities whether you’re an elite runner with competitive ambitions or a
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Royston Runners had over 20 runners successfully complete the London Marathon last weekend, including many runners taking part for the first time. First-time London marathon runner Eric Taylor, who won his place through the club back in November, said: “Running the marathon was an amazing experience. I started running with the club through the Couch
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Meldreth Bowls Club Tucked away behind a hedge, almost opposite Holy Trinity Church at North End lies Meldreth Bowls Club. The long winter months look to be ending, the clocks have moved forward and the grass is growing which must herald the start of a new bowls season. A lot of work has been put
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Support Youth Football Leading local football club appeals for help to build on lionesses’ success Melbourn Dynamos Football Club is asking for help to fund its future after England’s women were crowned European champions. Dynamos are expecting a surge in interest and demand from girls, boys and all sections of the community following the Lionesses’
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Why join a cycling club like the Royston Cycling Club? Since the start of the pandemic, the number of men and women either taking up cycling for the first time or returning to it, as either a form of transport or exercise has increased significantly. The Tour de France and the Tour de Femmes takes
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Royston Rockets BMX Club In its 40th year, the Royston Rockets BMX Club are having a busy 2022. 38 riders have taken part in the Summer Regional series so far, with 10 currently in podium positions. 6 out of 9 rounds have taken place, so every race counts in the next couple of months. This
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Meldreth Bowls Club Open Day On Sunday 24th April at 2.30pm, our green will be ‘officially’ opened for play, which will be followed by the first ‘roll-up’ of the year. This is the culmination of a lot of hard work by our loyal and supportive members to get everything ready for the coming season. We
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Walking Group Celebrates 15 Years A local Ramblers group is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year. Stag Walkers, a friendly and sociable Ramblers group aimed primarily at younger people (20s-30s and a bit beyond) offers a range of led walks and social events across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and south Cambridgeshire. Formed from humble beginnings back in
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Spotlight On: Cricket in Barley Although cricket may have been played much earlier, the first recorded game of cricket played by the Barley Club was on the 13th of July 1846 when a team of gentlemen and Barley villagers defeated Barkway in a game probably played in the sheep meadow opposite The Chequers. A return
