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LINKS
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Royston Town Council Official Website
Gives a brief history of Royston, together with details of Council meetings
and agendas. Also information about Staff, Councillors, town
events, town-twinning, etc. |
Royston Cave
Details of the
unique Royston Cave, which is a man-made, beehive-shaped cavern with a
series of carvings in the chalk. It is thought to have been connected
with the Knights Templar and can be visited at weekends during the summer
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Museums
in Hertfordshire
Provides an index of all museums in Hertfordshire, with useful links to
related websites. |
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Royston
and District Local History Society
A non profit-making society whose objectives are to record
and preserve the local history of Royston and the surrounding area and to
raise the level of public interest in it; to contribute to the growth
of the museum; to maintain and preserve the Royston Cave.
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The
Royston Arts Festival
The Royston Arts Festival is
a four-day arts festival celebrating the town's finest artists, writers,
musicians and actors. It is run by the people of Royston,
Hertfordshire, over a single weekend in September. |
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E2BN Gallery
The E2BN Gallery is a growing collection of image, audio and video resources
covering a range of topics relevant to the curriculum. Its purpose is
to provide a free repository of high quality materials copyright cleared for
use in teaching and learning. |
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Royston Family
History Society
The Society is based in Royston, a market town in Hertfordshire, and serves
the district around it which also covers parts for Cambridgeshire and Essex. |
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Other Websites |
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Hedgerow Publishing Limited
The 91st Bomb Group
Bows and
Arrows
Royston Crow
The British Association of Friends of Museums |
Publishers of customised stationery and small gifts of good quality.
This site is dedicated to the Americans who were based at Bassingbourn
during World War II.
Ken Robins of Bows and Arrows
is a fully qualified archery coach and will organise tuition sessions
both for individuals and groups.
The town newspaper for Royston since 1855, back copies of which can be
accessed at the Museum and the local library.
A national organisation dedicated to helping museum Friends and
Volunteers. |
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