Istanblue Royton

15/06/2026

🚨 LAST CALL – LAST CHANCE TO WIN FOR DAD! 🚨

One last chance to spoil Dad – win a £100 voucher and make this Father’s Day unforgettable at Istanblue Royton 👑💙

To enter:
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👨‍👧 Tag your Dad (or a special father figure)
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15/06/2026

💙 Celebrate Father’s Day at Istanblue Turkish Restaurant 💙

This Father’s Day, treat Dad to great food, family time, and moments to remember ❤️

Join us for a special celebration filled with delicious Turkish flavours and a warm atmosphere — because the best memories are made around the table ✨

Tables are filling up quickly — book now to avoid missing out!

Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads 💙

14/06/2026

13/06/2026

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01/06/2026

🎉 COMPETITION WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT

A huge thank you to everyone who entered our competition and supported Istanblue Restaurant and MOMO Cocktail Bar.

We are delighted to announce that our lucky winner is:

🏆 Claire L pickles🏆

Congratulations! You have won:

✨ £100 Voucher for Istanblue Restaurant
✨ £100 Voucher for MOMO Cocktail Bar

Please send us a private message within 48 hours to arrange collection of your prize.

Thank you to everyone who took part. Keep an eye on our page for more exciting competitions, special offers, and events coming soon.

🍽️ Istanblue Restaurant, Royton
🍸 MOMO Cocktail Bar

Congratulations once again and thank you for your continued support! 🎉🥂✨

29/05/2026

Last chance !!!

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28/05/2026

⚠️ WHAT IS HAPPENING TO ROYTON? ⚠️ Something seriously doesn’t feel right when almost an entire town is saying the same thing… yet nobody seems to be listening.

Residents are upset.
Business owners are worried.
Customers are avoiding the centre.
And the heart of Royton is slowly being pushed aside.

For years, local businesses have worked hard to survive — through rising costs, difficult times and endless pressure. We kept going because we believed in this town and its people.

Now we are watching roadworks, traffic chaos, safety railings removed and decisions being made that many local people simply do not support.

Placing a bus stop directly in front of businesses already struggling for visibility and access feels like another blow to the people who keep Royton alive.

This town is more than a transport project.
It is people’s livelihoods.
People’s futures.
People’s families.

When so many residents, customers and local traders are all saying the same thing, surely somebody should stop and listen before permanent damage is done.

Royton deserves better.
Local people deserve better.
And independent businesses deserve to be heard — not ignored.