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The village cottages 'haunted' by a ghost for 150 years (opens the original)
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A ghost is rumoured to have spooked two families away from living in a Cambridgeshire home. The home, which was the site of a historic murder, has long been claimed to be haunted. Maidservant Elizabeth Pateman was murdered in Febuary 1734 aged only 19 at the cottages of Moco in Steeple Morden. She was believed to have knowledge about the occupants of the cottages, rumoured to have been involved in the disappearance of a packman. Elizabeth was murdered with crude farming utensils: a coulter, peak
Restaurants losing £500 a week as customers don't turn up (opens the original)
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Restaurants in Cambridge are losing hundreds of pounds a week from customers simply not showing up. Managers and owners in the city say no shows are a huge problem for them, sometimes meaning they lose £800 a week. Jay Miah, who owns Mina Pan Asian, said no shows are the biggest thing they’re dealing with at the moment. The other day they had a table of 17 people and only six turned up. Jay said: “It’s a big thing in Cambridge, it’s frustrating. We lose about 20 to 30 covers a week, maybe more…
The stunning free outdoor swimming pool with playground and café (opens the original)
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It's been a hot summer, and many families may be running out of things to do as the summer holidays near their end. But one spot in Cambridge is worth a visit if it's not already been on your summer to do list. At the Lammas Land paddling pool, you can have a splash around in the summer heat for free. The outdoor pool is less than a mile from the city centre, and with a maximum depth of only 33 centimetres, it’s excellent for young children looking for ways to spend the summer holidays. Changing
St Ives riddle ignites debate over whether it's about Cambridgeshire or Cornwall (opens the original)
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St Ives in Cambridgeshire shares its name with a fishing town in Cornwall. Beyond that, the two towns have little in common apart from their separate claims to a riddle about a traveller’s trip to St Ives. The popular brain-teaser is normally found as a nursery rhyme. Its earliest known publication was in 1730 and goes as follows: “As I was going to St Ives,I met a man with seven wives,Each wife had seven sacks,Each sack had seven cats,Each cat had seven kits:Kits, cats, sacks, and wives,How man
The iconic Cambridgeshire river that changed its name by mistake (opens the original)
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Cambridgeshire is known for its many natural landmarks and among the most famous is the River Cam. People may think that the city was named after the river, but it was actually the other way around. Long before the university, there was an Anglo-Saxon trading town on the river ‘Granta’, which likely meant ‘Muddy Waters’. This Old English town was called ‘Grantabrycge’, or ‘Granta Bridge’. It centred on the Great Bridge that features on the city’s crest. After the Norman Conquest of 1066, French-
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