Welcome to Holme
Hulme, Holm (13th century) and Holme (Modern).
Holme, one of the Fenland villages, has lost a lake, which became
good plough-land nearly 200 years ago, but it still has Holme Wood,
all that is left of its old forest. It was in Denton Fen close by
that an Iron Post was driven through 22 feet of peat to the
underlying clay in 1852. When examined in 1932 it was found that the
peat had shrunk 10 feet, showing that the fens were losing their
rich mould and sinking a foot about every 10 years.
There is a fragment of an ancient cross by the road, a 17th century
cottage with beautiful Dutch gables, a group of thatched cottages
and a church only a lifetime old, though it altar table is four
centuries older and its arcades go back to the Normans.
Holme is one of the parishes of the District of
Huntingdonshire,
whose administrative centre is
Huntingdon, the other principle towns being
St Ives
home of the Chapel on the Bridge,
St Neots
the largest town in the County of Cambridgeshire, the Roman town of
Godmanchester and
Ramsey
site of the former Abbey.
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Forthcoming Events in or around Holme
Here are the next five events in the Huntingdonshire Event Diary, the local ones are coloured GOLD and
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Ramsey Community Market Summary
Local items from local producers - Ramsey Neighbourhood Trust hold a regular Farmer's and Local Craft Market in Ramsey on the Great Whyte.
Admission:
This event is FREE entry
This event has no compulsory entry charges but may have other fund raising objectives or
or requests for voluntary contributions. Please confirm with the event organiser prior to attendance if
you have any questions.
Huntingdon Street Market Summary
Huntingdons combined Farmers market and Street market
Admission:
This event is FREE entry
This event has no compulsory entry charges but may have other fund raising objectives or
or requests for voluntary contributions. Please confirm with the event organiser prior to attendance if
you have any questions.
St Ives Farmer's Market Summary
Local food from local producers - St Ives Town Council Council hold a regular Farmer's Market in St Ives on The Pavement in Market Hill. Our definition of local is within 30 miles radius of St Ives, going up to 50 miles for products which cannot
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Admission:
This event is FREE entry
This event has no compulsory entry charges but may have other fund raising objectives or
or requests for voluntary contributions. Please confirm with the event organiser prior to attendance if
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St Neots Farm and Craft Market Summary
Food and crafts from producers local to St Neots
Event Venue:
- St Neots Market Place
- Address: Market Place, St Neots Road, St Neots.
- Phone: (STD 01487 unless stated otherwise)
Admission:
This event is FREE entry
This event has no compulsory entry charges but may have other fund raising objectives or
or requests for voluntary contributions. Please confirm with the event organiser prior to attendance if
you have any questions.
Ramsey Community Market Summary
Local items from local producers - Ramsey Neighbourhood Trust hold a regular Farmer's and Local Craft Market in Ramsey on the Great Whyte.
Admission:
This event is FREE entry
This event has no compulsory entry charges but may have other fund raising objectives or
or requests for voluntary contributions. Please confirm with the event organiser prior to attendance if
you have any questions.
