Hi all I recently went to dottie creations and they are so friendly and professional. I was so…read morepleased as planning a wedding is a really stressful thing when you are not sure how to start. They designed so lovely stationary and talked me through the options to make it cost effective for me. Basically I told them what I had in my mind and how much I could afford and they made me a bespoke collection. I'm truly very great full and impressed.

Gorgeous or should I say Perfect wedding stationery you'll love to give and to receive. With a wide…read moreselection of wedding stationery you'll be sure to find something that's just right for you.

Cute little card shop with friendly service and cards for any occasion. They also have a small…read moreselection of gift items and party supplies. Decent selection and reasonable prices.

Delicious food! My kids, husband and I have gone to three Que Rico tapas tastings at Cambridge Wine…read moreMerchants in Cherry Hinton. The menu varies each time and we've had a great time trying out totally new (to us!) dishes. My eight year old loves the different Spanish cheeses and shrimp tapas, while our three year old devours the omelette, various potato dishes, and meatballs. What makes it really special, though, is just how thoughtful and kind the owner and chef, Estefania, is to our family. Our kids love to peek into the kitchen to watch her work, and she is just so warm toward them. It makes for a really great Sunday afternoon.

We took the kids to the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge. Sounds awful, doesn't it? But…read moreit's a warehouse full of working, retro computers and games (Pong! Space Invaders! Asteroids! PacMan!) and a physical record of the birth of computers, the internet and gad, the mobile phone (if you're old enough, you know it as 'the brick.') It is a testament to the fun of the place that Harry had no interest in taking a walk down memory lane with me as I gawked at my first computer, a Compaq 'portable' (HA HA!) that had a 6-inch green screen and weighed a svelte 28 pounds; ancient rotary phones and the square Macs launched in 1986 that were a staple of every university computer lab (put in the disk, put in the disk, put in the disk, put in the disk...remember? If not, lucky you, and yet they were SO cool). The quotes up on the walls....priceless.

This was one of the best experiences of my life, and I have a fairly great life. This place is…read moreamazing. Entry was £8, I would pay £30 to come here again. Old computers, punch cards, electronics, data processors, military grade computers, tubes, make your own tape, old floppy discs and on and on. The crown jewel is the incredible number of gaming consoles and arcade units, all of which are free to play. They even had small handhelds, early stuff and a gameboy. This place legit had it all, what an amazing walk down nostalgia lane. Highlight of my visit to UK.