Our group were busy during the last few weeks of October, removing the summer plants from the baskets on the railway station car park and platform. We have now replanted… Continue reading "Syston in Bloom Station Adopters"
Brass banding review of the year 2025 saw Syston’s Brass Band win the regional 4th section for the first time in its history in March. This followed on from the… Continue reading "Syston Band"
Looking back at our efforts over the year we know we should be pleased with what we have achieved but there will always be that nagging question of “could we… Continue reading "Syston Community Flood Group"
A seasonal fundraiser in Aid of Syston Scout and Guide Band.On Sale Now: Syston Scout Group are selling its annual Christmas Cracker Quiz to raise funds towards Syston Scout and… Continue reading "Syston Scout & Guide Band Christmas Cracker Quiz"
A small delegation of Syston Twinning visited our twinned town of Deville les Rouen in Normandy, France to take part in the Armistice Parade on Tuesday 11th November.Everyone taking part… Continue reading "Syston Twinning In Deville les Rouen"
On Sunday 9th November, Syston gathered for their annual parade to remember those who fought for our freedom.Led by Owen Gardener from the Syston Cadets, at 10.45am the parade marched… Continue reading "Syston’s Parade for Remembrance"
As the season rolls on there is still ongoing harvesting and tidying on Grizz/Richard’s plot. He likes to save and store some of his runner bean seeds that have dried… Continue reading "Tales From The Plot"
Royal Mail who owns the posts boxes across the UK are in the process of changing them to take parcels as well as letters. So they are going to install… Continue reading "Why is our Post Box on High Street is Changing"
At the time of writing, the cast of Ladies’ Day enter the final weeks of rehearsal, and the pace is quickening down the home straight! This critical phase marks a… Continue reading "Final Rehearsals Underway for ’Ladies’ Day’"
The following poem is widely regarded as the reason why we use a poppy to remember those who have lost their lives in conflict. So wear your poppy with pride!… Continue reading "IN FLANDERS’ FIELDS"
