This year, company director of Hertford Drylining, Kenneth Hayes, will be riding all 21 stages of The Tour de France on behalf of Cure Leukaemia, alongside a team of amateur cyclists – one week ahead of the professionals. This challenge will see the team tackle all 21 stages (approximately 3,500km) and they are doing it to help fund lifesaving research. To help Kenneth reach his goal of raising £30,000 for Cure Leukaemia, he is hosting a series of fundraising events – a charity night at The Blind Fiddler on 2nd May and a Charity Golf Day at Hanbury Manor on 22nd May. At both events there will be a raffle and auction, with items including Tyson Fury’s boxing gloves, holidays and Premier League Hospitality Tickets. Every penny goes directly towards the charity, funding clinical trials for blood cancer patients across the globe.
The dinosaurs are coming to Royston Town Centre on Saturday 27th June! The interactive walkabout experience, organised by Royston First, will take place throughout the…
Come and enjoy the large cottage garden of Pinkster founder, Stephen Marsh, with masses of lupins, peonies, roses and other perennials in the borders, a…
Credit: Mary Hinde Cambridge Open Studios is one of the UK’s largest artist-led open studio events, bringing together hundreds of artists, craftspeople and designer-makers across…
Happy 50th Anniversary to Great Shelford Country Market! Question: why there is a queue outside the Memorial Hall in Great Shelford every Wednesday morning? Answer:…
Anstey annual village Fair looks forward to welcoming visitors back for 2026 with attractions for all the family.Attractions include: teas, bbq, raffle and tombola, children’s…
The Melbourn Village Fete returns on Saturday 13th June 2026, celebrating its 30th event with an afternoon of entertainment, community spirit and fun for ages.…
Buntingford Shorts Film Festival had a record number of entries (1788) and a record turnout for their local showcase event.This year’s winning local film was…
