Royston First BID Presents: Spooktacular Fun with the FREE Children’s Monster Halloween Trail in Royston Town Centre…Â Get ready for a monstrous adventure as Royston First BID invites young adventurers, 11 years and under, to embark on a spine-chilling quest at the FREE Children’s Monster Halloween Trail in Royston Town Centre. Starting from Saturday, 21st …
Tickets are on sale for the third Christmas trail at National Trust’s Wimpole Estate… Sony Music’s magical illuminated trail Christmas at Wimpole will return for a third year between Friday 24th November and Sunday 31st December. The spectacular Cambridgeshire trail will have some brand new installations for 2023, providing after-dark festive fun for all the …
A warm welcome to La Bella Chic opening soon on Melbourn Street, Royston. La Bella Chic is an extension to the well known La Bella Vita Boutique also on Melbourn St. Owner Ronnie with 25+ years’ retail experience and a passion for making women feel glamourous whilst offering great value for money, has been overwhelmed …
Enjoy an evening of musical delight as Joe Rose sings songs from stage and film, accompanied by renowned keyboard player, Stan “The Man” Carter. Join us on 2nd December at All Saints’ Church, Melbourn for an enchanting evening of musical delight as well-known local singer, Joe Rose, takes centre stage. Accompanied by the nationally renowned …
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Community News: Local Businessman Cycles 500+ miles for Charity… Local businessman Sharone Freed of ColourFence t/as Freed Fencing, cycles 500+ miles for charity. Throughout October Sharone is cycling for Diabetes UK to support the 4.9 million people in the UK who live with diabetes, day in and day out. As a father of a teenage …
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Arts Festival A Huge Success With Families With ‘The Force of Nature’ as its theme the annual highly acclaimed Royston Arts Festival culminated with the main Arts and Photographic Exhibitions in the Town Hall and a Gala in the Memorial Gardens. Throughout its ten day duration, there had been a whole host of festivities that …
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Some of our Local School Open Days this October & November… We’re lucky in Royston and our Villages to have so many Schools inviting you to join their open days throughout October and November, many invite you to visit the school and see them in action and have a tour. You can also find details …
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After our Royston Radio official launch on 1st May at the town’s May Fayre, the team have been busy supporting local businesses, community projects and education. With support from Ensum Brown, we have been able to donate an Alexa to Richard Cox House and the Royston Fire Station crew for their enjoyment. We have one …
The 23rd Ashwell Book Weekend at St Mary’s Church Ashwell – Saturday 7th October 10am – 5pm and Sunday 8th October 1.30 – 4.30pm. Entrance £1, children under 16 free. A great selection of second-hand books to browse and buy for children and adults, both fiction and non-fiction. Tea, coffee and home-made cakes are available. …
In 2017 Dave Rance and the Rockin’ Chair Band started playing jazz on Monday lunchtimes in Royston on a monthly basis. The band plays 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. …
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The Royston community came together to celebrate the life and legacy of local business-woman Julia Brooks at a charity fundraiser in aid of Arthur Rank Hospice Charity. The ‘Afternoon of Celebration’ was held in September at Burloes Hall, with over 160 people attending. The event was organised by local marketing agency, C4B, where Julia was …
Citizens Advice North Herts & District Online shopping traps caught out 8.5 million people in the last year… These online tactics used by some retailers, though legal, led to one in six people buying something they didn’t want, need or came to regret according to new research by Citizens Advice earlier this year 1. Misleading …
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