Royston Crow

1 week ago | royston-crow.co.uk | Anne Suslak

Barkway Road in Nuthampstead (Image: Google Street View) Road closures are among the key public notices set to impact residents in Royston and surrounding areas. The public notice portal is used to access all of the upcoming and recent information about restrictions and notices. You can view upcoming applications, closures and other notices through our public notice portal at https://publicnoticeportal.uk/royston-crow. Here are some notices that could impact people in the area.

2 weeks ago | royston-crow.co.uk | Hannah Brown

Plans to build new homes on the edge of a village have been approved, despite ‘strong objections’ raised by neighbours. South Cambridgeshire District Council has approved an outline application for eight self-build homes on land off Thriplow Road, on the edge of Fowlmere. Similar plans for nine homes at the same site were refused by the district council a few years ago, due to concerns about “significant encroachment” of development into the countryside.

2 weeks ago | royston-crow.co.uk | Anne Suslak

Author Ruth Leigh with her novel 'A Great Deal of Ingenuity' (Image: Courtesy of Ruth Leigh) Jane Austen fans are invited to attend a Pride and Prejudice-themed Literary Lunch in Royston. The event, which is in aid of family support charity Home-Start Royston, Buntingford and South Cambridgeshire, will take place at The Old Bull Inn from 12.15pm to 2.15pm on Tuesday, April 29.

2 weeks ago | royston-crow.co.uk | Neil Metcalfe

2 1/1 The teachings of one of Team GB's most decorated Olympians was passed onto the members of Royston Swimming Club. The AP Race Team was founded by three-time Olympic champion Adam Peaty with some of the Yorkshireman's GB colleagues delivering the session at the club's Royston Leisure Centre home.

2 weeks ago | royston-crow.co.uk | Anne Suslak

Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge (Image: PA) The MP for South Cambridgeshire is calling for "transparency and better communications" in a clinical inquiry launched by Addenbrooke's Hospital. Addenbrooke's launched a full external clinical inquiry following evidence that nine children had outcomes that were of a standard lower than expected following surgery by a now-suspended paediatric orthopaedic surgeon.