Caterers Cambridgeshire

Marquee Hire Guide > Caterers > Caterers Cambridgeshire Click on the names of the Caterers in Cambridgeshire to view their profiles or click on the bar below to get multiple quotes from Caterers in Cambridgeshire Rockfish Sawbridgeworth Rockfish events are a dynamic and enthusiastic company with a passion for events. We recognise the importance of the personal touch for every occasion with unrivalled creativity. From intimate... Bigday Catering Royston At Big day we specialise in weddings and can offer complete wedding catering packages. From canapes to cakes, sit down silver served wedding breakfasts to BBQ's, licensed bars and hog roasts we... Discreet Chef Baldock We at Discreet Chef strive to produce the finest quality catering accompanied with the very highest of food service standards whether it is a Summertime Barbecue, Wedding Day Breakfast, Birthday... Lipsmackers Catering Ltd Rushden Buffet catering for small or large, private or corporate events. Hot or cold and tailored to your event. Range of options available. Anne's Buffets Buntingford Anne's Buffets can cater for all your party food needs, at your chosen venue or in your own home with prices to suit your budget. I will cater for any dietary requirements, including a total... Culinary Delights Ely We run a bespoke business and cater to your needs and budget. We can cook anything you like and generally are asked for a variety of cuisines, from English, to Italian, Thai, Indian, Mexican,... Benson Blakes Bury St Edmunds The Best of Informal Dining; Gourmet BBQ?s, Award winning local rare breed Burgers, Supreme Hog Roast, Big pan catering and a full range of wedding drink packages Benson Blakes is an award winning... Covering Cambridge, Wisbech, Ely, March, Whittlesey, Chatteris, Linton, Peterborough, Huntingdon  and all areas of Cambridgeshire The very low lying County of Cambridgeshire is in England. Holme Fen is 9 feet below sea level and is the site of the lowest physical point in England. The county town of Cambridgeshire is Cambridge, which is also the most well known city. Other interesting places include Ely, Huntingdon, Peterborough, Wisbech, St Neots, Sawtry and Soham. Cambridge lies about 50 miles to the north of London and is a university city. The university was originally formed in 1209 and is often talked about in the same sentence as Oxford University. They both compete in the Varsity Boat Race. The University is regularly ranked in the world’s top 5 universities – in 2007 the THES-QS World University rankings placed it as the World’s 2nd best University. A number of the great minds of the past 700 years were alumni of Cambridge University, they include Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton and Francis Bacon. Peterborough sits on the River Nene. It was used for location shots for 2 James Bond films – Golden Eye and Octopussy. These movie sets may have made use of Caterers Cambridgeshire. In the north east of Cambridgeshire is Ely, and Ely, is famous for its spectacular cathedral which was started by William I in 1083. The Cambridgeshire village of Sawtry has a population of just over five thousand people. Sawtry is a commuter town due to its closeness to the A1(M). Another town in Cambridgeshire is Soham. In the 2nd World War a fire began on an ammo train that was travelling through Soham. The train would have exploded and destroyed the town had four heroic firemen who unbuckled the rest of the train and guided the burning section away from the town. 2 of the firemen were killed – Jim Nighthall and Frank Bridges and the other two survived – Herbert Clarke and Benjamin Gibert. There is now a memorial in Soham explaining about the event. Oliver Cromwell was born in Huntingdon, Huntingdon is now in Cambridgeshire but it used to be the county town of Huntingdonshire. John Bellingham, the only man to have assassinated a British Prime Minister lived in St Neots.  The prime minister was called Spencer Perceval and the year was 1812. Bellingham was hanged for the crime 7 days after the assassination.