URBAN SKETCHERS IN ST NEOTS You may have spotted groups of people with sketchbooks and art materials scattered around town lately and wondered what is happening. Maybe you thought: ‘that looks like a lovely relaxing way to spend an afternoon.’? Well, the Neotists and Makings & Musings have collectively started

STARLIGHT HIKE Sign up now to Sue Ryder Starlight Hike Bedford and walk 5k or 10k under the stars to celebrate the memory of your loved one this October. Get together with family and friends to remember someone special, raise funds and help Sue Ryder create a future where everyone

GET READY TO ROCK!!! Kimbolton Castle to host HUGE Queen Symphonic concert in their stunning grounds on the 3rd September. Just Announced...New Support Act ‘Scott McWatt’ The star performers from the smash hit London West End production ‘We Will Rock You’ will take to the stage at Kimbolton Castle on

‘CURIOUS ENTREPRENEURS’ ‘Curious Entrepreneurs’ organise event to support students disappointed with their exam results to help them take the ‘Next Step’. 1 in 5 students will finish their academic education with no formal qualification. Even those that do, often find themselves confused on what their next step might be.

PEOPLE NEED NATURE… Traditionally a main holiday month – not a lot happening within the local wildlife scene? But this is not true! The season has already turned for our garden bird population – for many, the breeding season is over. Generally, I think that our village gardens produced a good

ART AUCTION Pfter her husband John died in November 2021, Joanne Freeman raised more than £8,000 for Sue Ryder St John’s Hospice in Moggerhanger, Bedfordshire, by auctioning off his incredible artwork in honour of his memory. John and Joanne wanted to show their thanks to the hospice’s nurses and staff and

PRIDE Pride in St Neots are a diverse group of people in St Neots and the surrounding areas, who want to empower the local LGBTQIA+ community to feel supported, safe and connected. As a not-for-profit Community Interest Company, we are led by and for the community and are always looking

CAN YOU HELP? Can you help hospice chef’s kitchen garden grow? A local Sue Ryder Hospice chef is cultivating a kitchen garden in the hospice grounds around her shifts, with the aim of producing more ‘hospice home-grown homemade’ meals for patients. Sandra Galton, aged 56 from Biggleswade, joined Sue Ryder St.