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Arty children win prizes in Rotary Club polio competition

17:05 - 09 March 2010

ROYSTON Rotary Club s High Street shop was crammed with children on its final day. The youngsters were presented with prizes and certificates for their entries to the End Polio Now painting competition, which was judged by local artists Liz Beardwell an...

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Union frustrated that changes to the Dangerous Dogs act have come too late to help a Royston postman

11:22 - 09 March 2010

POSTAL union officials expressed frustration that changes to dangerous dogs legislation have come too late to help a Royston postman who was attacked by rotweillers. The government this week unveiled detailed plans to change the law surround the 1991 Dang...

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Matt's Crow Country: Action needed to save BBC 6 Music from the axe

09:54 - 09 March 2010

ANYONE ever had the misfortune to watch the BBC Two show Miranda? If you haven t then I wouldn t bother, because it s rubbish. I don t think there s ever been a sitcom with less com in it, and it s a sad indictment of the state of British television that...

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Crow Country has suffered flooding after heavy rain

Gallery: Crow Country suffers flooding

PARTS of Crow Country were submerged by flood waters. Heavy rain and hail hit the area throughout the weekend, only relenting on Sunday afternoon. South Cambridgeshire was particularly badly affected, with land on the Barrington Road between Shepreth and...

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Royston Town FC

Crows without a win in seven

ROYSTON suffered a 2-0 home defeat to Hatfield Town last night (Thursday). Paul Attfield s men conceded twice in the second half and they are now without a win in seven games. They will be hoping to turn things around when they visit Spartan South Midland...

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