Cambridgeshire

And that literally just ends.

Much love, Anna in Cambridgeshire.

Go on, Anna.

Wow.

She said, look, come and hang out with us, with the family.

They lived out in Cambridgeshire, out in the country, so I went up there.

to sort of stay there for a few weeks.

And a friend that I'd met a couple of weeks ago in London, we just kind of hit it off.

So when Phyllida is suddenly gone, leaving her granddaughter Lottie a letter requesting she find Frances, friends and neighbours rally as Lottie grapples with her grandmother's inexplicable actions and her enigmatic past.

Uncovering a fortune of unknown origin, Lottie discovers a trail that leads to Cambridgeshire in England and another village bookshop with eerily similarities to their own.

As the decades unravel, she stumbles upon the key to a mystery that has baffled police for 50 years.

Several people have gone to great lengths to keep the past buried and it seems Phyllida is at the heart of everything.

It just says now.

I was thinking, why can't I remember the dates? But so that kind of centres her in that now and people, you know, it's a way to allow people to meet other people and form relationships because Sienna goes to work in the shop but also back in the past, Phyllida meets her another character who then becomes part of the story and so it's very plausible I think that people connect over books and they form relationships over books and so yeah.

Yeah it's the centre of village life and same in Cambridgeshire with the other bookshop I guess although we spend not as much time with the villagers in the other village in Cambridge Hill, we sense more time inside the bookshop.

But certainly that was, there's another character in the book called Dorothea and that is how she experiences life as the village hub working in that bookshop.

Sailors.

Yeah, so on our next stop, we're going to Holywell in Cambridgeshire, near St Ives, where the oldest ferry boat inn, the old ferry boat inn even, is famous of a particularly tragic ghost story.

So the inn is often described as one of England's oldest pubs, with claims that its history stretches back to the year 560 AD.

Whoa.

You look at Osterley Park and all the areas around it, and you think, ooh.

Why did you move from there? But at the time, my parents, for a better education, lifestyle, etc., will move to a place in Cambridgeshire.

And that's where I currently reside.

But also, I'm based in, still in West London as well, as we have lots of family over there also.

And it was a very difficult one at the time.

And that's where I think insecurities started to Started to be created, I would say.

So anyway, after I moved to Cambridgeshire, a small town in Cambridgeshire, started playing football.

And that's where I kind of built the community feel and I felt more validated in terms of I was playing well in football and therefore people were cheering me on and I felt good about it.

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33-year-old Anthony Williams from Peterborough is in court and charged with the attempted murder of 14 people.

Ten of those charges relate to a marauding knife attack on a moving train that was travelling through Cambridgeshire in November last year.

The other four charges all relate to knife attacks that happened before that event in both Peterborough and London.

Williams denies the attempted murder charges.

As he is both a high-profile prisoner and a convicted sex offender, the report does suggest that he may be housed separately from the general prison population for his own safety.

It does report that he has been allocated a single cell at Wandsworth, but there is the possibility he could eventually be transferred to a Category C establishment with specialist provision for sex offenders such as HMP Littlehame in Cambridgeshire.

Now, the prison life will include the work in the kitchens, the laundries, the workshops, education, access to religious services.

A brand who publicly embraced Christianity could have access to prison faith activities, but there's no confirmation of that.