Climate change is having a major impact on gardens, plants and wildlife. Clive Boase from Climate Change Gardening is visiting us to talk about these effects, and, most importantly, what we can do with our gardens to make a difference.

Drop-in session with refreshments available.

Come along to the awards ceremony for completing the Summer Reading Challenge and collect your certificate and medal from a special guest!

please check with library staff for your timeslot.

Come along to find out more about the upcoming digital switchover of landline technology, and what it will mean for you. This is your opportunity to ask questions, share feedback or experiences, or just to learn more about this transition. Presented by Will Plant, Digital Inclusion Lead for Connecting Cambridgeshire.

Drop-in session, refreshments available.

Taking a deeper dive into the history of ‘Godmanchester at War’, with further insight into German nuclear scientist and what happened prior to their arrival in Godmanchester.

To reserve your place, please send an email to stives.referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk or phone 0345 045 5225.

Free event, donations welcome. Refreshments available.

There can be no doubt that photographic reconnaissance was a key contributor to the overall intelligence picture throughout the Second World War. Join James Blackwood from RAF Wyton for the second part of his talk about photographic reconnaissance during World War II and beyond.

Free event, donations welcome.

To book email stneots.referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk, call 0345 045 5225 or ask in St Neots Library.

Researching your Family History can be an overwhelming experience. From censuses to parish registers, to legal documents, Carys Fyson from Cambridgeshire Archives guides you through the key sources and offers practical tips to help you start piercing together your ancestral past. There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions too.

Free event, donations welcome.

Booking essential. Email stneots.referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk, or call 0345 045 5225 or ask at the Buckden Library.

Are Autism and ADHD disorders? Or are they part of natural human variation?

In this presentation, Dr Kevin Bryant takes a critical look at some of the evidence in an attempt to shed some light on this controversial area.

Refreshments available. Donations welcome.

Are Autism and ADHD disorders? Or are they part of natural human variation?

In this presentation, Dr Kevin Bryant takes a critical look at some of the evidence in an attempt to shed some light on this controversial area.

Refreshments available. Donations welcome.

Meet Rachel Elding from Cambridgeshire Constabulary for information on protecting yourself from cyber crime.

Free drop-in session.

No booking required. Everyone welcome.

For more information call 0345 045 5225, or email Huntingon.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

If you are looking to start tracing your family history and don’t know where to begin, or need some help with an elusive ancestor - do come and see our friendly volunteers from the Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Family History Society.

You never know what you might discover...

FREE Drop-in session.  No need to book.

For more information call 0345 045 5225, or email Huntingon.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

What do you know about the place that you live in?

And how do you find out more!

Join members of the Sawtry History Society as they talk about the origins of their archives, the type of information they contain, and how you can access this wealth of information. The archives will be available to view at this event.

FREE talk (donations welcome). Adults only.

Booking required. Ask at Sawtry Library, call 0345 045 5225, or email Huntingdon.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

A Care Together event, creating a greener, fairer and more caring Cambridgeshire.

Are Autism and ADHD disorders? Or are they part of natural human variation?

In this presentation, Dr Kevin Bryant takes a critical look at some of the evidence in an attempt to shed some light on this controversial area.

Refreshments available. Donations welcome.

Are autism and ADHD disorders? Or are they part of natural human variation? In this presentation, Dr Kevin Bryant takes a critical look at some of the evidence in an attempt to shed some light on this controversial area.

FREE talk (donations welcome). Adults only.

Booking required. Ask at Huntingdon Library, call 0345 045 5225, or email Huntingdon.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

A Care Together event, creating a greener, fairer and more caring Cambridgeshire.

Free Tickets. Drop In or Book Tickets Online

An uplifting and modern retelling of fairy tales, where disabled characters are the heroes! This fun show by Helena Ascough features storytelling and animation with an exciting original soundtrack. Come and experience fairy tales like you have never experienced them before...big kids welcome!

‘This was so wonderful! We enjoyed it so much. Thank you Helen for the amazing storytelling!’ Audience Comment

A special story-time to mark the anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act coming into law.

St Ives Library, Station Road, St. Ives, England, PE27 5BW

Accessibility Information:

Captioned

British Sign Language

Hearing Loops

With every story the audience learn a BSL sign to use when they hear that word. The show features dialogue, background music and nature sounds.

When: Saturday 15th November, 10.15am

Running time: 30 minutes

Aimed at: Families with children aged 5 – 11 yrs (younger children welcome)

Check it out: https://youtu.be/qv32p7wfVwQ?si=6-yaoH2hAoku2ttR

Free Tickets. Drop In or Book Tickets Online

An uplifting and modern retelling of fairy tales, where disabled characters are the heroes! This fun show by Helena Ascough features storytelling and animation with an exciting original soundtrack. Come and experience fairy tales like you have never experienced them before...big kids welcome!

‘This was so wonderful! We enjoyed it so much. Thank you Helen for the amazing storytelling!’ Audience Comment

A special story-time to mark the anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act coming into law.

St Ives Library, Station Road, St. Ives, England, PE27 5BW

Accessibility Information:

Captioned

British Sign Language

Hearing Loops

With every story the audience learn a BSL sign to use when they hear that word. The show features dialogue, background music and nature sounds.

When: Saturday 15th November, 10.15am

Running time: 30 minutes

Aimed at: Families with children aged 5 – 11 yrs (younger children welcome)

Check it out: https://youtu.be/qv32p7wfVwQ?si=6-yaoH2hAoku2ttR

Free Tickets. Drop In or Book Tickets Online

An uplifting and modern retelling of fairy tales, where disabled characters are the heroes! This fun show by Helena Ascough features storytelling and animation with an exciting original soundtrack. Come and experience fairy tales like you have never experienced them before...big kids welcome!

‘This was so wonderful! We enjoyed it so much. Thank you Helen for the amazing storytelling!’ Audience Comment

A special story-time to mark the anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act coming into law.

St Ives Library, Station Road, St. Ives, England, PE27 5BW

Accessibility Information:

Captioned

British Sign Language

Hearing Loops

With every story the audience learn a BSL sign to use when they hear that word. The show features dialogue, background music and nature sounds.

When: Saturday 15th November, 10.15am

Running time: 30 minutes

Aimed at: Families with children aged 5 – 11 yrs (younger children welcome)

Check it out: https://youtu.be/qv32p7wfVwQ?si=6-yaoH2hAoku2ttR

Free Tickets. Drop In or Book Tickets Online

An uplifting and modern retelling of fairy tales, where disabled characters are the heroes! This fun show by Helena Ascough features storytelling and animation with an exciting original soundtrack. Come and experience fairy tales like you have never experienced them before...big kids welcome!

‘This was so wonderful! We enjoyed it so much. Thank you Helen for the amazing storytelling!’ Audience Comment

A special story-time to mark the anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act coming into law.

St Ives Library, Station Road, St. Ives, England, PE27 5BW

Accessibility Information:

Captioned

British Sign Language

Hearing Loops

With every story the audience learn a BSL sign to use when they hear that word. The show features dialogue, background music and nature sounds.

When: Saturday 15th November, 10.15am

Running time: 30 minutes

Aimed at: Families with children aged 5 – 11 yrs (younger children welcome)

Check it out: https://youtu.be/qv32p7wfVwQ?si=6-yaoH2hAoku2ttR