Category: One Off

  • WI Talk: The Challenges of Living in Sierra Leone

    WI Talk: The Challenges of Living in Sierra Leone

    Histon and Impington Women’s Institute is holding a talk on Thursday 16th February from 7.30pm at Histon Methodist Church.

    Ian Harvey will talk about living in Sierra Leone, the eighth poorest country in the world.

  • HIAG and Village Society Joint Talk

    HIAG and Village Society Joint Talk

    A joint talk will be held by Histon and Impington Village Society and Histon and Impington Archaeology Group (HIAG) on Monday 27th February at 7.30 p.m. at Histon Methodist Church and via Zoom. 

    We are delighted to invite Alison Dickens of Granta Heritage who will give a talk entitled ‘Beneath the Choir Stalls of King’s College, Cambridge’. Alison will talk about the amazing finds discovered during a programme of treatment of the timber of the choir stalls in 2001 when over fifty sacks of debris and dust were removed. After careful hand sieving 544 items were recovered. Alison, an archaeologist with over 30 years’ experience, examines the significance of these objects and the light they shine on people who have used the chapel.

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  • ‘The Nature of Cambridge’ 

    ‘The Nature of Cambridge’ 

    Abbey Fields have organised a talk on Tuesday 28th February from 7.30-9pm at Cambridge Music Centre (old Infant School).

    It may surprise you to learn that the extraordinary diversity of wildlife in the city of Cambridge is such that it is a hotspot for nature within the county. We know this because of a ground-breaking 3-year study carried out under the auspices of the Cambridge Natural History Society.

    Our speaker, Duncan Mackay, was heavily involved in the development of the study and publication last year of the book ‘The Nature of Cambridge’, serving as President of the Cambridge Natural History Society 2019-2021. He will share with us the story of how this ambitious project came about and some of the remarkable findings.

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    Buy tickets here. All net proceeds will go to Histon & Impington Green Spaces charity (Abbey Fields).

  • Walking in Faith

    Walking in Faith

    Saint Andrew’s Church is holding one of its monthly walks on Monday 20th February from 10.30am. This one will start from outside the cafe at Milton Country Park.

    It is an opportunity to walk and talk, and also to spend some quiet time reflecting and praying.

    The walk will be approximately 3 miles at a gentle pace and good footwear is advised.

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  • Hyperlocal Journalism: Engage at Histon Library

    Histon Library is holding an Engage in the Afternoon event on Wednesday 15th February from 2pm-3.30pm.

    The HI HUB team will talk about our experiences providing a relevant and valuable news service for the Histon and Impington community. Find out more about how and why HI HUB got started and the interesting challenges we face along the way.

  • HILF Book Sale

    Histon and Impington Library Friends (HILF) are hold a book sale on Saturday 11th February at Histon Methodist Church Hall from 10am to 12pm.

    For all donations of quality books, please can you drop off at 9.30am on the day at the church hall.

    We very much look forward to seeing you there while enjoying the refreshments on offer in the hall.

  • The Language of Flowers Talk – Garden Club

    The Language of Flowers Talk – Garden Club

    Histon and Impington Garden Club is holding a meeting on Tuesday 14th February at 7.30pm at Histon Methodist Church.

    Speaker Michael Brown will give a talk entitled ‘The Language of flowers’. After the talk there will be refreshments and a chance to chat about current garden topics.

    For further details please contact Richard Ackroyd on 236315.

  • Valentine’s Menu at The Indian Ocean

    Valentine’s Menu at The Indian Ocean

    The Indian Ocean has a special Valentine’s menu on Tuesday 14th February with service at 7pm.

    Click here for the menu. £65 per person.

  • Winter Wassail

    Winter Wassail

    Histon and Impington Community Orchard Project (HICOP) is holding a Winter Wassail on Saturday 25th February from 5pm at the Community Orchard.

    Once again we will gather to wake the trees from their Winter slumber and sing a toast to the apple trees in our Community Orchard.

    Bring lanterns and torches, pots, pans and spoons to bang to wake the trees, and your singing voices to join in with the Impingtones. And ribbons too if you want to gently tie them around the trees.

    Light refreshments available – please bring your own mug if you can.

  • HI Family Hub

    HI Family Hub

    The Histon and Impington Wellbeing Team are holding a Family Hub session on Saturday 25th February between 11am-12pm at the Saint Andrew’s Centre.

    It is a space for an hour of wellbeing craft activities for school-aged children, and time to chat and relax for parents.

    For more information contact Sophie Howell sophie@hifriends.org.uk