New exercises classes to benefit those living with a cancer diagnosis
Hunts Community Cancer Network is teaming up with One Leisure Active Lifestyles to promote exercise for those managing a cancer diagnosis.
Hunts Community Cancer Network is teaming up with One Leisure Active Lifestyles to promote exercise for those managing a cancer diagnosis.
A sell-out crowd flocked to Buckden to enjoy the village’s annual music festival Buckfest.
Trustee and treasurer of the charity Home-Start Uttlesford, Adele Tapping, has set herself an awe-inspiring challenge – to climb Kilimanjaro.
Pedestrians using the Thicket footpath between St Ives and Houghton have raised alarm about the dangers of using the route due to the behaviour of cyclists.
To echo the words of the famous poem, the St Ives and District Royal British Legion “will remember them” – all of them.
Eight thousand visitors poured through the gates of The Camp in Wood Lane, Ramsey, on Saturday and Sunday for the annual 1940s Weekend.
After an intensive one-week course, 18-year-old Emily Senior, of Dunmow, is taking a well-earned rest before she sets forth on an adventure of a lifetime.
Young girl guides in Huntingdon stood side by side with men and women in uniform representing the military services, councillors and townsfolk on Monday, their heads bowed in respectful silence before the statue of The Thinking Solider. As they did so, with the flags they were carrying lowered to the ground, Huntingdon mayor, Councillor Bill Hensley, read out the Declaration of War made 100 years ago by the Prime Minister Henry Asquith.
Thaxted father-of-three Jim Gandon has turned his life around and in the process is raising money for a children’s charity helping make dreams come true.
Thaxted father-of-three Jim Gandon has turned his life around and in the process is raising money for a children’s charity helping make dreams come true.
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