Nov 03
Discussion with local councillors and activists, led by experienced Town Centre Manager Keith Hoskins. About this event Join Royston Liberal Democrats and Keith Hoskins for a discussion of the Town Centre as a Place and put forward your ideas on how Royston’s Town Centre needs to change and grow to fit with the 21st Century, …
Jul 19
Recent discussions on sustainability and biodiversity generate enthusiasm for Royston Liberal Democrats. Royston Liberal Democrats welcomed South Cambridgeshire Councillor and Liberal Democrat Lead on the Local Government Association’s Environment, Housing and Transport board Pippa Heylings to Royston on Wednesday, 14th July to lead a discussion of how to deliver the green recovery and build a more sustainable …
May 24
In the recent local election Steve Jarvis was re-elected as County Councillor for Royston West by a margin of 691 votes over the Conservative. This is a big increase on the 62 vote margin which Steve won by in the previous County Council election four years ago. The full result was: Steve Jarvis 2591 Conservative …
Mar 02
Royston Liberal Democrats have been supporting Royston through lockdown and helping people to find the support they need during these very challenging times. You can read our February 2021 letter from our Councillors to residents here which sets out the services people can reach out to. Alongside providing information like this we’ve also been providing …
Jan 28
Royston Liberal Democrats welcome the introduction of several new recycling bins in Royston town centre this week. The new bins make it easier for everyone to reduce landfill when out and about just as we do at home. Cans, plastic bottles, glass & paper are placed in a single compartment of the bin which will …
Dec 01
In a fraught Town Council meeting on Monday 30th November, Conservative councillors voted to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of ex Labour councillor Amy Bourke-Waite with a Conservative party member. There were four applicants for the vacancy: Cathy Brownjohn, Brian Bylett, Dave Carter and King Mills. Cllrs Ruth Brown and Carol Stanier said …
