St Ives Cambridgeshire, formerly known as Slepe, is now home to over 16,500 residents. Situated on the River Great Ouse on the edge of the Cambridge Fen for over 1,000 years has been one of the principle market towns of England. The Bank Holiday Markets are still some of the largest in the county. Today many of its businesses and residents are now engaged in the "high tech" industry on what is fast becoming known as "Silicon Fen"
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Holds illustrated lectures monthly from September until June. Guests and new members welcome.
An association dedicated to raise funds, organise volunteers and works to achieve the restoration of regular, timetabled rail services onto the former Cambridge-St Ives line.
Describes its activities with Councillors, diary, Village Hall information and minutes.
Unofficial guide to this riverside market town. General information and historic photographs.
Offers exhibition stands, displays and banners. Profile, services and product range.
Holds illustrated lectures monthly from September until June. Guests and new members welcome.
Describes its activities with Councillors, diary, Village Hall information and minutes.
Offers exhibition stands, displays and banners. Profile, services and product range.
Unofficial guide to this riverside market town. General information and historic photographs.
An association dedicated to raise funds, organise volunteers and works to achieve the restoration of regular, timetabled rail services onto the former Cambridge-St Ives line.
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