Parker’s Piece is one of Cambridge’s most famous open spaces. Originally part of Trinity College, it was acquired by the town of Cambridge in 1613 as pasture land and named after a college cook, Edward Parker. Why is it called Parkers Piece? The gas lamp at the cross roads of the paths, erected in 1893, …
Oxford and Cambridge are extremely competitive and unfortunately, you can only apply to one per year. According to these acceptance numbers, Cambridge appears to be the easier one to get into. However you still need to be at the top of your class and prove that you have mastered the subject you wish to get …
cambridge didnt invent football lol… they staged the 1st match but actually in the vocabula book which was written 200 years before “england” invented football… it describes a man from aberdeen playing football so it was the SCOTS who invented it hehe so guted lol =) Who first invent football? Who Invented Football? The game …
West Cambridge is clearly among the places to be, with the Castle and Newnham wards home to some of the city’s most exclusive homes, while further afield, Grantchester, Trumpington and Great Sheford all score highly. What are the nicest areas of Cambridge? Best places to live in Cambridge De Freville Avenue. Property on De Freville …
It’s official: Cambridge is the poshest town in Britain. Is Cambridge a wealthy area? Promoted Stories. Cambridge has 5,742 out of a total population of 129,000, meaning that 4.45 percent of the city’s population can officially call themselves a millionaire. As many as one in 20 people in Maidenhead have a wealth of more than …