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Ideas in the Community - Ross Street Community Centre
Tuesday 12 October, 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Ross Street Community Centre, Ross Street, CB1 3UZ
Programme of activities includes:
7.30pm
Lost medieval gardens in Cambridgeshire. Gardens are the most common way in which men and women have marked the landscape in past centuries. The remains of lost gardens lie all around us. Sue Oosthuzen shows how straightforward it is to identify them.
8.45pm
Journey through the past, present and future of transport in Cambridge with Tony Kirby. From the Edwardian heyday of the railways, to the motorway age and the guided busway - what is the social, economic and environmental impact on the city from the ever-changing transport landscape?
There will be a refreshments break from 8.15pm - 8.45pm with the opportunity for an informal chat and apple tasting!
All events are free
For more information, please contact: Caroline Biggs on: 01223 471674 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 01223 471674 end_of_the_skype_highlighting or email: caroline.biggs@cambridge.gov.uk
Ideas in the Community - Ross Street Community Centre
Tuesday 12 October, 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Ross Street Community Centre, Ross Street, CB1 3UZ
Programme of activities includes:
7.30pm
Lost medieval gardens in Cambridgeshire. Gardens are the most common way in which men and women have marked the landscape in past centuries. The remains of lost gardens lie all around us. Sue Oosthuzen shows how straightforward it is to identify them.
8.45pm
Journey through the past, present and future of transport in Cambridge with Tony Kirby. From the Edwardian heyday of the railways, to the motorway age and the guided busway - what is the social, economic and environmental impact on the city from the ever-changing transport landscape?
There will be a refreshments break from 8.15pm - 8.45pm with the opportunity for an informal chat and apple tasting!
All events are free
For more information, please contact: Caroline Biggs on: 01223 471674 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 01223 471674 end_of_the_skype_highlighting or email: caroline.biggs@cambridge.gov.uk