I sent an important parcel to London that never arrived. The last time I saw it was at the post…read moreoffice desk, where a staff member assured me it would be sent and arrive within three days. Now, it's been two months, and every time I return to the post office, they ignore the fact that I sent my parcel through them. They don't care or provide any further information. I've lost an estimated £200 worth of items in that parcel, and they make ZERO effort to help me or take any responsibility for it. Simply disappeared with my parcel and do not give any further information. DO NOT TRUST THEM! THEY WILL STEAL YOUR VALUABLES!

Glad I found this Post Office -on Yelp, would you believe it..so it does work - its right behind…read morethe Grafton Centre. I do my Moneygrams there, no trouble at all. Maybe a long queue some days, longer than the big post office in town! I still go there.

Wonderful place to have breakfast and lunch. Easy to take away or set on the patio. The ladies and…read moreMike are very helpful when making a section . A wide option of pastries, pies, sandwiches, coffee drinks and tea. The store has fresh produce , breads, and various grocery items . Even if you are just driving by stop in and grab a pastry you won't be sorry that you did!

Useful and not usually busy. The staff are couteous and…read morehelpful. Located inside the Co-Op which is expensive and not very helpful. Not a great reviews but as so many sub post offices are closing I thought I would give them a boost..you see I googled it and Qype came up first YAY!

Let's be honest here, this is not the world's largest museum - not by a long way. And set just off…read morethe A10 in the middle of some fenland opposite a tip, the location is not great, either. But, on a sunny day with two kids in tow and a picnic, a visit here was a pleasant way to spend a morning. The young visitors were not overly bothered about the abbey itself - what got them excited was the play area (basically an old tractor and a wooden horse beside some picnic tables) and, bizarrely, the 1940s house (This is so much nicer than our house !). You could come here as an adult on your own, wander round for half an hour and think Is that it ?, but there are enough things here to keep little minds (say, from age five to 10) interested and excited for quite a while; old farm machinery, recreated Village Store, blacksmith's and cooperage with audio commentary, allotment.

The English Heritage Day during the summer was great! My kids loved the 1940's house, bizarrely…read morethey were most interested in the laundry room. My favourite was the Bowyer from Kentwell Hall who showed us how to make an arrow, using all the traditional methods, I found this fascinating. They also have a skip full of compost from the nearby recycling centre, it's free but you need to take your own bags.

This is a great little library. They have a large variety of books, and any books they don't have,…read morethey order from other libraries. This cost per book for adults, but for children it is free. They also have audio books, videos and DVD's that you can borrow. Some may have a charge. You can also gain access to the internet there for free. You just have to book a time slot to use them. You can also now order books, renew books and manage your account online. When you are in the library, you just ask for a pin for your library card and with this and your library card number you can log on and find out what books you have outstanding, when they need reviewing and as mentioned previously order books. You can also search books, and find out what libraries in the borough have the book you require.

Small library that has a good range of books. Late night opening on a thursday is quite handy…read more Staff are friendly and helpful.

Small library which has been prone to flooding in the past !!!…read more Staff are welcoming and know most people by name, so much so that they will recommend books to you. Good range of fiction books for both Adults and Children. Not such a big non-fiction section but that is due to space rather than anything else. Books are easy to order and usually arrive very quickly. THere is a reasonable selection of DVD and Vidoe as well as large print books and Audio Books. Renewing books is easy - either phone or do this on-line (you do need your library card for this though! - something I'm not very good at remembering when I go in the library) Unfortunatly it is only open 3 days a week but once you get into the swing of there opening hours its ok.

The local library in Cottenham, which is part of the network of libraries throughout Cambridge, is…read morelocated in a small fully accessible building just off the High Street. It is open for at least a couple of hours each day (except Sunday). Considering its comparatively diminuitive size, the library offers a surprising range of services, most of which are free for its members (it is free to join too - bring proof of ID and address): apart from a selection of books for adults and children, covering both fiction and non-fiction available for loan, there are DVDs and videos for hire (there is a charge for that), newspapers and magazines for consultation and a number of PCs with free internet access. Although the choice of volumes is not huge, one can consult the library network's online catalogue and order any of its books to be delivered for collection at the Cottenham branch for a small charge. The library is staffed by a team of friendly and professional librarians.