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Town CentreTown Centre – 3
Places and Spaces
“[I do feel at home in Cambridge] because I have lived and worked here a long time. When we moved here I got to know people through my children who went to local schools, and I joined local organisations. I engaged with local issues and became a City Councillor for a few years. I also got involved in local history and archaeology and was a co-founder of the Mill Road History Project/Society; more recently I became a trustee at the Museum of Cambridge”
“The pubs have good atmospheres and beers – Brewhouse, Free Press and Brewdog in particular. Welcoming and friendly.”
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This photo is taken from the top of the Varsity Hotel looking towards St John’s College. Read more about St John’s College and St Clement’s
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