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Charity of the Month
Care Network Cambridgeshire is a local charity that’s been supporting people and communities for over 35 years to live happier, healthier, and independent lives.
It all started when a vicar’s wife reflected on how hard it was for some people when they returned home to an empty house after hospital. She set up a scheme with local volunteers offering a ...
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Ep 11 – ‘The Colonel & Fifi Go Missing’ written by Jean Fairbairn
Did the Colonel try to lose Fifi on purpose, we ...
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Scribbler’s Hour & Story@Midnight 26th November 2023
Sunday 26th November @ 4pm Part 1 'Forest' written by Isabel ...
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Thinking Soldier Memorial turns 100
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Remembrance Day Parades in Huntingdon
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Upcoming Events
Dec
5
Tue
Dec 5 @ 7:30 pm – 9:45 pm
CINDERELLA – AN ALMOST TRADITIONAL PANTOMIME
Tickets on Sale NOW 
The Royal Christmas Ball is fast approaching and the whole town is excited!
The Baroness Ugglee and her two daughters, sisters Mitzy and Bitzy the Instagram queens, are hoping to snag a ticket to the event of the year!
Whilst put upon Cinders is ordered to remain at home and clean the house AGAIN! Will her best friends Buttons and Stitch manage to help her escape this life of servitude?
If only Buttons could remember where he put his book of magic…. They could sure use the help of a Fairy Godmother right about now
They could sure use the help of a Fairy Godmother right about now 
Meanwhile Prince Charming, angered by the formality of being a part of the Royal family plots his own escape…
Grab your wands, brush up your boos and join us on this fairy tale adventure filled with Christmas cheer and songs you’ll be singing for days!
Matinees at 2pm on both Saturdays
Friday 1st December – 7.30pm
Saturday 2nd December – 2.00pm / 7.30pm
Monday 4th December – 7.30pm
Tuesday 5th December – 7.30pm
Wednesday 6th December – 7.30pm
Thursday 7th December – 7.30pm
Friday 8th Decemeber – 7.30pm
Saturday 9th December – 2.00pm / 7.30pm
Dec
6
Wed
Dec 6 @ 7:30 pm – 9:45 pm
CINDERELLA – AN ALMOST TRADITIONAL PANTOMIME
Tickets on Sale NOW
The Royal Christmas Ball is fast approaching and the whole town is excited!
The Baroness Ugglee and her two daughters, sisters Mitzy and Bitzy the Instagram queens, are hoping to snag a ticket to the event of the year!
Whilst put upon Cinders is ordered to remain at home and clean the house AGAIN! Will her best friends Buttons and Stitch manage to help her escape this life of servitude?
If only Buttons could remember where he put his book of magic…. They could sure use the help of a Fairy Godmother right about now
They could sure use the help of a Fairy Godmother right about now Meanwhile Prince Charming, angered by the formality of being a part of the Royal family plots his own escape…
Grab your wands, brush up your boos and join us on this fairy tale adventure filled with Christmas cheer and songs you’ll be singing for days!
Matinees at 2pm on both Saturdays
Friday 1st December – 7.30pm
Saturday 2nd December – 2.00pm / 7.30pm
Monday 4th December – 7.30pm
Tuesday 5th December – 7.30pm
Wednesday 6th December – 7.30pm
Thursday 7th December – 7.30pm
Friday 8th Decemeber – 7.30pm
Saturday 9th December – 2.00pm / 7.30pm
Dec
7
Thu
One of the things that everyone thinks they know about Oliver Cromwell is that he banned Christmas. There was a real ban, but what was behind it? Was it effective? Were mince pies outlawed? This talk reveals the fascinating story behind the myth of how the festive season was outlawed in the 1640s. Speaker – Stuart Orme, curator Cromwell Museum
FREE – donations welcome. Adults only.
Dec 7 @ 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Neil Richardson & Mark Burton present their annual Christmas Show – Christmas Cracker
A family favourite at St Ives Corn Exchange
Thursday 7th December at 2pm
Dec 7 @ 7:30 pm – 9:45 pm
CINDERELLA – AN ALMOST TRADITIONAL PANTOMIME
Tickets on Sale NOW
The Royal Christmas Ball is fast approaching and the whole town is excited!
The Baroness Ugglee and her two daughters, sisters Mitzy and Bitzy the Instagram queens, are hoping to snag a ticket to the event of the year!
Whilst put upon Cinders is ordered to remain at home and clean the house AGAIN! Will her best friends Buttons and Stitch manage to help her escape this life of servitude?
If only Buttons could remember where he put his book of magic…. They could sure use the help of a Fairy Godmother right about now
They could sure use the help of a Fairy Godmother right about now Meanwhile Prince Charming, angered by the formality of being a part of the Royal family plots his own escape…
Grab your wands, brush up your boos and join us on this fairy tale adventure filled with Christmas cheer and songs you’ll be singing for days!
Matinees at 2pm on both Saturdays
Friday 1st December – 7.30pm
Saturday 2nd December – 2.00pm / 7.30pm
Monday 4th December – 7.30pm
Tuesday 5th December – 7.30pm
Wednesday 6th December – 7.30pm
Thursday 7th December – 7.30pm
Friday 8th Decemeber – 7.30pm
Saturday 9th December – 2.00pm / 7.30pm