Taylors food store

Faak 2007 Yorkshire folk visiting

Touring Austria

Great Cricket Tea Challenge Episode 2

It's all about cakes in episode 2 of Yorkshire Tea's search for Britain's tastiest cricket tea. The four finalists get baking in the Long Room at Lord's -- and the judges face the tricky job of choosing a favourite.

Revitalising Macclesfield Town Centre

The opening of the new food hall in the Picturedrome building demonstrates the real potential in Macclesfield town centre. It’s time to more fully realise our town’s great potential as a more distinctive destination for both residents and visitors alike.

I will go on working alongside local businesses, community groups and Cheshire East Council, to make this possible.

Waltons Parade

Our last dance on LMM Dales Tour

Willingham House Hotel, Cambridge

Willingham House - 50 Church Street,Willingham , Cambridge, CB24 5HT


Hotel Facilities In Brief

No. of rooms: 22
Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Air conditioning in some rooms
Cots Available
Car parking available onsite
Wi-Fi Available
Meeting Facilities
Restaurant
TV
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Telephone In Each Room
Limited Hours Room Service
Limited room service for hot food
Park and Ride
In-room Broadband
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Business Centre
Private dining services
Bar

Willingham House is 9 miles from the historic University City of Cambridge.

By Road
From London M11/A14 dual carriageway travelling north: (Approx. 90 minutes). Take the M11 to Cambridge which then becomes the A14.
Exit at Bar Hill turn off. Take the B1050 3 miles until reaching Willingham. Follow the road through the high street and turn right into Church Street, continue for 150 yards where you will see the entrance to Willingham House.

From the A14 dual carriageway travelling south: Exit at Bar Hill turn off and then follow the above instructions to Willingham House.

By Rail
The most convenient British Rail Stations are Cambridge and Huntingdon. The journey time to Willingham House is approximately
30 minutes from Huntingdon and 20 minutes from Cambridge.
Pick-ups from both stations can be arranged.

By Air
Cambridge (20 minutes);
Stansted (40 minutes);
Luton (1 hour 15 minutes);
Gatwick (1 hour 30 minutes);
all are within easy reach of Willingham
House via the M11, M25 and M1.
Suckling Airways fly into Cambridge
and operate frequent flights to
and from Paris.

The Wartime Memories of Jim and Connie Mason

James Mason was born in Denaby Main, South Yorkshire in 1926. He was called up into the Army in 1944, mainly with the Royal Welch Fusiliers. Connie Mason, née Taylor, was born in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire in 1929.

The transcript of the interview, prepared by their son, Rob Mason can be found on the WarGen site at wargen.org.

Jack Bruce - White Room - Rhythm Festival 2011

Jack Bruce, with the Norman Beaker Band, playing White Room at the Rhythm Festival in Biggleswade, England on 27th August 2011