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Hemingford Grey is a beautiful village just outside St Ives, for a small taste of some of the things you can see or do, please browse our links...

		The Hemingford Grey homepage A great site with information on paces to go in Hemingford Grey, as well as an interactive map of the village. www.hemingfordgrey.org.uk

		The Manor Built in the 1130s The Manor is the building recreated and made famous as the house of Green Knowe by Lucy Boston in her series of children's books, now regarded as classics. www.greenknowe.co.uk

		Hemingford Pavillion With its two dedicated function rooms, catering service and bar, the Pavilion is the perfect venue for conferences, family events, club meetings and children’s parties. www.hemingfordpavilion.co.uk

		St James Church Norman Scribes mentioned Hemingford (then spelt Hemminggeford) in AD 1000. St James’ Church is over 800 years old and has seen many changes but hundreds of people continue to flock through its church doors every year. www.sjhg.org.uk

		The Cock Restaurant The Cock was converted from a village pub in 2001 to become a highly acclaimed restaurant and traditional pub. Exceptional cuisine and local real ales combine to provide a convivial atmosphere. Serving four real ales and a comprehensive range of individually selected wines. www.cambscuisine.com

		Trip Advisor Trip Advisor is a great resource for accomodation throughout the world, and we welcome reviews of our Guest House. www.tripadvisor.com

		The Hemingford Abbots homepage Neighbouring Hemingford Grey, much of the village is in the ‘Conservation Area’; here there are many thatched 16th and 17th century cottages and barns, and many visitors come to enjoy the river and the peaceful walks in the meadows. www.hemingfordabbots.org.uk

		Cambridgsehire County Council For a list of services and business throughout Cambridgeshire, visit the council's homepage. www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk

		Huntingdonshire District Council The Hunts council homepage has links and information for Huntingdon and the surrounding areas. www.huntsdc.gov.uk

		Wood Green Animal Shelter Wood Green Animal Shelters is a registered charity that has been taking in and re-homing animals since 1924. The charity takes in over 5,000 animals a year and has set national standards in animal care. The Godmanchester shelter is the charity's headquarters. www.woodgreen.org.uk

		The Raptor Foundation The Raptor Foundation is permanent home to over 200 birds, comprising 40 different species of raptor. They provide a permanent, caring environment for raptors unable to return to the wild. They are committed to increasing rare species, and sharing knowledge and information on the medical treatment and rehabilitation of raptors. www.raptorfoundation.org.uk

		Imperial War Museum Duxford Duxford is Europe's premier aviation museum - as well as having one of the finest collections of tanks, military vehicles and naval exhibits in the country. This famous heritage site began as an airfield in the First World War and also played a vital role in the Second World War, firstly as an RAF fighter station and later as an American fighter base. duxford.iwm.org.uk

		American Military Cemetery First established on 7 December 1943, these 30.5 acres, donated by the University of Cambridge, were selected as a permanent American Military Cemetery due not only to the scenic grandeur, but also because a large proportion of American casualties occurred in this general area of East Anglia. The cemetery was dedicated on 16 July 1956. www.roll-of-honour.com

		Papworth Hospital Papworth is the UK’s largest specialist cardiothoracic Hospital. Their services include cardiology, respiratory medicine, and cardiothoracic surgery and they are the country’s main heart and lung transplant centre www.papworthhospital.nhs.uk