The Roman Town of Godmanchester in Huntingdonshire
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Durovigutum* (4th Century), Godmundcestre (11th Century), Gutmuncetre, Gudmencestre,
Gumencestre, Guncestre (12th Century), Gumecestre, Gurmundcestre (13th Century)
and finally Godmanchester (15th Century to date).
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Godmanchester, owes the origin of its current name to the Roman occupation
of Britain although there is archaeological evidence that the site
of the town was occupied before the Roman invasion. Godmanchester is situated at
the junction of two famous Roman roads, the Via Devana and Ermine Street where they
cross the River Great Ouse.
Godmanchester stands on the southern bank of the River Great Ouse opposite
the town of Huntingdon on the northern bank to which it is joined by two
bridges, the ancient medieval arched stone bridge and a modern high level bridge
carrying the major A14 dual carriageway between Cambridge and Peterborough. The
town boasts no fewer than 130 buildings Listed for Special Architectural
Interest.
Godmanchester is one of the towns of the District of
Huntingdonshire, whose administrative centre is
Huntingdon, the other
principal towns being
St Ives home of the
Chapel on the Bridge,
St Neots
the largest town in the County of Cambridgeshire and
Ramsey
site of the former Abbey.
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From 08:00 until 13:00 on Saturday 22/09/2018 at St Neots Market Place
St Neots Farmers Market Summary
The St Neots Farmers Market offers produce originating from within 30 miles radius of St Neots, going up to 50 miles for products which cannot be sourced more locally. Guest producers from more than 50 miles away may only attend on a non-regular bas
This event has no compulsory entry charges but may have other fund raising objectives or
or requests for voluntary contributions. Please confirm with the event organiser prior to attendance if
you have any questions.
From 08:30 until 12:00 on Friday 28/09/2018 at Kimbolton Castle School
KSPA Macmillan Coffee & Shopping Morning Summary
A morning of shopping and coffee (and cakes!) in aid of Macmillan Cancer. Everyone welcome. There will be a range of stalls selling a variety of items including clothing, jewellery, gifts, artwork, craft, confectionery and more! Raffle prizes to be
This event has no compulsory entry charges but may have other fund raising objectives or
or requests for voluntary contributions. Please confirm with the event organiser prior to attendance if
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From 08:30 until 14:00 on Saturday 06/10/2018 at The Pavement
St Ives Farmer's Market Summary
Local food from local producers - St Ives Town Council Council hold a regular Farmer's Market in St Ives on The Pavement in Market Hill. Our definition of local is within 30 miles radius of St Ives, going up to 50 miles for products which cannot
This event has no compulsory entry charges but may have other fund raising objectives or
or requests for voluntary contributions. Please confirm with the event organiser prior to attendance if
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From 19:30 until 21:30 on Friday 12/10/2018 at Church of St James (Little Paxton)
Gilbert and Sullivan Concert Summary
Stewartby Amateur Operatic and Drama Society will be presenting an evening of Gilbert and Sullivan music. This versatile company that was formed in 1951 has been performing an annual Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, as well as musical and drama through
