Latest Events in Cambourne(July Updated)

Central and eastern English elms are the most diverse in Europe perhaps because recolonization routes at the end of the Ice Age converged here and hybridization produced new forms. Previous books have included 1-8 species, plus sub-species hybrids and varieties. The latest flora (2018) names 62 British species, most of which are found in our area. They are distinctive in growth form, leaf shape, seed shape and in their associated insect species. Most still grow into large, handsome trees despite Dutch elm disease. This workshop will introduce elms, their history, ecology, genetics and associated wildlife and a new key to the 40-50 local species. For more information see: https://www.flickr.com/photos/cladoniophile/collections/72157668491324707 Information Source: Juliette Butler - Wildlife Trust BCN | eventbrite

This is part of a series of pre-school sessions offered in Cambourne over the warmer months. They can be enjoyed as a programme, or individually as stand-alone sessions. Join Wildlife Adventurer Becca Badger for an adventurous stroll around Cambourne Nature Reserve. We'll stop for a story and do some simple outdoor activities for toddlers along the way. These are sociable, fun, relaxed sessions, where we might jump in puddles, climb trees, or make a den. These small-group, pre-school session, work best for families with children from 2 to 4 years old, although we are flexible. In order to keep group sizes small, each adult may only bring 2 toddlers (younger siblings are welcome, please ask if you wish to bring an older sibling) Additional information Please refer to our event terms and conditions webpage for details on refunds and cancellations, as well as general information about how we run our events The benefits of joining the Wildlife Trust BCN include a reduced rate for events. Family membership is from £5 a month. This is a family event so children need to be accompanied by a responsible adult. The activities are designed for everyone to enjoy. There are no toilet facilities available for this session. The closest public toilets are at Morrison’s nearby. Adults and siblings under 18 months who are accompanying a paid-for child are free We aim to make our sessions as accessible as possible and are happy to make reasonable adjustments to ensure as many people as possible can enjoy them. Please contact us to discuss your accessibility needs. You will need long sleeves and long trousers to avoid bites, stings and scratches, and sensible shoes you don’t mind getting muddy. Be prepared for mud and weather! Paths around Cambourne Nature Reserve are mostly flat and suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. We may stray slightly from the path into more muddy and uneven areas. The meeting point is Cambourne Nature Reserve car park, off School Lane, between Fenbridge and Quidditch Lane. This is a public carpark, it is not usually busy but spaces cannot be guaranteed. Alternative carpark is at Morrisons nearby Image: by Rebecca Neal Information Source: Rebecca Neal - Wildlife Trust BCN | eventbrite

Willows are our most important family of wetland trees and shrubs. The day will introduce the ecology and importance of willows for conservation. Often considered a ‘difficult’ group, a single day is sufficient to become familiar with the principal species and common hybrids in our area. By looking first at samples of the ‘pure’ species, a simple-to-use key to the local species should enable participants to identify most species quickly and easily. Information Source: Juliette Butler - Wildlife Trust BCN | eventbrite

The F1 Masters event is set to take place on November 2, 2024, at Lawn Farm Fishery in Cambourne. This prestigious competition will bring together top Formula 1 racers from around the world to showcase their skills on the track. Spectators can expect thrilling races and a vibrant atmosphere at this highly anticipated event. The venue's address is Lawn Farm, Cambourne, CB23 4JX. Don't miss the chance to witness some of the best drivers in the sport compete head-to-head at F1 Masters.

This is part of a series of pre-school sessions offered in Cambourne over the warmer months. They can be enjoyed as a programme, or individually as stand-alone sessions. Join Wildlife Adventurer Becca Badger for an adventurous stroll around Cambourne Nature Reserve. We'll stop for a story and do some simple outdoor activities for toddlers along the way. These are sociable, fun, relaxed sessions, where we might jump in puddles, climb trees, or make a den. These small-group, pre-school session, work best for families with children from 2 to 4 years old, although we are flexible. In order to keep group sizes small, each adult may only bring 2 toddlers (younger siblings are welcome) Additional information Please refer to our event terms and conditions webpage for details on refunds and cancellations, as well as general information about how we run our events The benefits of joining the Wildlife Trust BCN include a reduced rate for events. Family membership is from £5 a month. This is a family event so children need to be accompanied by a responsible adult. The activities are designed for everyone to enjoy. There are no toilet facilities available for this session. The closest public toilets are at Morrison’s nearby. Adults and siblings under 18 months who are accompanying a paid-for child are free We aim to make our sessions as accessible as possible and are happy to make reasonable adjustments to ensure as many people as possible can enjoy them. Please contact us to discuss your accessibility needs. You will need long sleeves and long trousers to avoid bites, stings and scratches, and sensible shoes you don’t mind getting muddy. Be prepared for mud and weather! Paths around Cambourne Nature Reserve are mostly flat and suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. We may stray slightly from the path into more muddy and uneven areas. The meeting point is Cambourne Nature Reserve car park, off School Lane, between Fenbridge and Quidditch Lane. This is a public carpark, it is not usually busy but spaces cannot be guaranteed. Alternative carpark is at Morrisons nearby Image: by Jon Hawkins, Surrey Hill Photography Information Source: Rebecca Neal - Wildlife Trust BCN | eventbrite

This is part of a series of pre-school sessions offered in Cambourne over the warmer months. They can be enjoyed as a programme, or individually as stand-alone sessions. Join Wildlife Adventurer Becca Badger for an adventurous stroll around Cambourne Nature Reserve. We'll stop for a story and do some simple outdoor activities for toddlers along the way. These are sociable, fun, relaxed sessions, where we might jump in puddles, climb trees, or make a den. These small-group, pre-school session, work best for families with children from 2 to 4 years old, although we are flexible. In order to keep group sizes small, each adult may only bring 2 toddlers (younger siblings are welcome) Additional information Please refer to our event terms and conditions webpage for details on refunds and cancellations, as well as general information about how we run our events The benefits of joining the Wildlife Trust BCN include a reduced rate for events. Family membership is from £5 a month. This is a family event so children need to be accompanied by a responsible adult. The activities are designed for everyone to enjoy. There are no toilet facilities available for this session. The closest public toilets are at Morrison’s nearby. Adults and siblings under 18 months who are accompanying a paid-for child are free We aim to make our sessions as accessible as possible and are happy to make reasonable adjustments to ensure as many people as possible can enjoy them. Please contact us to discuss your accessibility needs. You will need long sleeves and long trousers to avoid bites, stings and scratches, and sensible shoes you don’t mind getting muddy. Be prepared for mud and weather! Paths around Cambourne Nature Reserve are mostly flat and suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. We may stray slightly from the path into more muddy and uneven areas. The meeting point is Cambourne Nature Reserve car park, off School Lane, between Fenbridge and Quidditch Lane. This is a public carpark, it is not usually busy but spaces cannot be guaranteed. Alternative carpark is at Morrisons nearby Image: by Jon Hawkins, Surrey Hill Photography Information Source: Rebecca Neal - Wildlife Trust BCN | eventbrite

There are 36 species of mosquito in Great Britain, comprising two sub-families and six genera. One-third of the species are uncommon or rare. This workshop will focus on gaining basic identification skills for distinguishing genera in the field/lab that will enable people to take things further and make valuable contributions to our knowledge of the distribution and ecology of the British fauna. Information Source: Juliette Butler - Wildlife Trust BCN | eventbrite

This is part of an annual programme of Wild in the Woods family sessions on Wednesdays during school holidays in Cambourne. In this session, join Becca Badger for an adventure on Cambourne Nature Reserve. We'll walk to Redgrave Water lake doing silly challenges along the way, then spend some time pond dipping before strolling back. You'll be amazed at what we find in the lake; it's as exciting for adults as it is for children! This session is perfect for ages 7-11. Older children will also enjoy the activity. It is not suitable for children under 5 for health and safety reasons . You are welcome to bring pre-walking babies in a buggy or sling. Additional information Please refer to our event terms and conditions webpage for details on refunds and cancellations, as well as general information about how we run our events The benefits of joining the Wildlife Trust BCN include a reduced rate for events. Family membership is from £5 a month. These are family sessions so children need to be accompanied by a responsible adult. The sessions are designed for everyone to enjoy. Accompanying adults and siblings under 12 months are free We aim to make our sessions as accessible as possible and are happy to make reasonable adjustments to ensure as many people as possible can enjoy them. Please contact us to discuss your accessibility needs. The meeting point is Cambourne Nature Reserve car park, off School Lane, between Fenbridge and Quidditch Lane. This is a public carpark, it is not usually busy but spaces cannot be guaranteed. The closest toilets and alternative carpark is at Morrisons nearby. Image: Rebecca Neal Information Source: Rebecca Neal - Wildlife Trust BCN | eventbrite

This is part of a series of pre-school sessions offered in Cambourne over the warmer months. They can be enjoyed as a programme, or individually as stand-alone sessions. Join Wildlife Adventurer Becca Badger for an adventurous stroll around Cambourne Nature Reserve. We'll stop for a story and do some simple outdoor activities for toddlers along the way. These are sociable, fun, relaxed sessions, where we might jump in puddles, climb trees, or make a den. These small-group, pre-school session, work best for families with children from 2 to 4 years old, although we are flexible. In order to keep group sizes small, each adult may only bring 2 toddlers (younger siblings are welcome) Additional information Please refer to our event terms and conditions webpage for details on refunds and cancellations, as well as general information about how we run our events The benefits of joining the Wildlife Trust BCN include a reduced rate for events. Family membership is from £5 a month. This is a family event so children need to be accompanied by a responsible adult. The activities are designed for everyone to enjoy. There are no toilet facilities available for this session. The closest public toilets are at Morrison’s nearby. Adults and siblings under 18 months who are accompanying a paid-for child are free We aim to make our sessions as accessible as possible and are happy to make reasonable adjustments to ensure as many people as possible can enjoy them. Please contact us to discuss your accessibility needs. You will need long sleeves and long trousers to avoid bites, stings and scratches, and sensible shoes you don’t mind getting muddy. Be prepared for mud and weather! Paths around Cambourne Nature Reserve are mostly flat and suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. We may stray slightly from the path into more muddy and uneven areas. The meeting point is Cambourne Nature Reserve car park, off School Lane, between Fenbridge and Quidditch Lane. This is a public carpark, it is not usually busy but spaces cannot be guaranteed. Alternative carpark is at Morrisons nearby Image: by Rebecca Neal Information Source: Rebecca Neal - Wildlife Trust BCN | eventbrite

This is part of a series of pre-school sessions offered in Cambourne over the warmer months. They can be enjoyed as a programme, or individually as stand-alone sessions. Join Wildlife Adventurer Becca Badger for an adventurous stroll around Cambourne Nature Reserve. We'll stop for a story and do some simple outdoor activities for toddlers along the way. These are sociable, fun, relaxed sessions, where we might jump in puddles, climb trees, or make a den. These small-group, pre-school session, work best for families with children from 2 to 4 years old, although we are flexible. In order to keep group sizes small, each adult may only bring 2 toddlers (younger siblings are welcome) Additional information Please refer to our event terms and conditions webpage for details on refunds and cancellations, as well as general information about how we run our events The benefits of joining the Wildlife Trust BCN include a reduced rate for events. Family membership is from £5 a month. This is a family event so children need to be accompanied by a responsible adult. The activities are designed for everyone to enjoy. There are no toilet facilities available for this session. The closest public toilets are at Morrison’s nearby. Adults and siblings under 18 months who are accompanying a paid-for child are free We aim to make our sessions as accessible as possible and are happy to make reasonable adjustments to ensure as many people as possible can enjoy them. Please contact us to discuss your accessibility needs. You will need long sleeves and long trousers to avoid bites, stings and scratches, and sensible shoes you don’t mind getting muddy. Be prepared for mud and weather! Paths around Cambourne Nature Reserve are mostly flat and suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. We may stray slightly from the path into more muddy and uneven areas. The meeting point is Cambourne Nature Reserve car park, off School Lane, between Fenbridge and Quidditch Lane. This is a public carpark, it is not usually busy but spaces cannot be guaranteed. Alternative carpark is at Morrisons nearby Image: by Rebecca Neal Information Source: Rebecca Neal - Wildlife Trust BCN | eventbrite

Wurth Electronics UK are delighted to be bringing their European IoT Tour to the UK - hosting three workshops in Cambridge where customers will be walked through an effective way to integrate IoT into your devices, using the Wurth Electronics Cordelia WiFi Module. The day, hosted alongside Crypto Quantique, will involve a mix of theoretical and practical demonstrations. Field Application Engineers from Wurth Electronics, alongside Engineers from Crypto Quantique, will be guiding attendees through the day, with each attendee being able to take home a working, secure IoT device which they will be working on throughout the session. Wurth Electronics are one of the leading manufacturers of electronic and electromechanical components in Europe. With sales organisations in 43 countries and 16 production facilities across the globe, they guarantee complete design-in support, samples free of charge and delivery of their components anywhere in the world. Their team of local Regional Business Managers are always on-hand to provide both technical and commercial support, with Field Application Engineers also available to support your design. Crypto Quantique delivers trust at every stage of your device’s lifecycle. From silicon and firmware to deployment and cloud integration, we provide the building blocks for secure, connected products. Each workshop only lasts one day - please do not buy tickets for multiple days. Lunch and refreshments will be provided for attendees on the day. Cybersecurity Regulations (RED) and Practical Tips A timely and insightful talk offering a clear overview of cybersecurity regulations paired with actionable tips for real-world protection. Configure and Control Cordelia WiFi Module - connect to local WiFi A practical exercise taking cordelia into operation. Introduction to MQTT Asking the question of what is MQTT? Also covering why it's the most commonly used in IoT Devices. Hands-on MQTT Protocol Connecting a Device to an MQTT Broker Subscribe and Publish Data. MQTT over mTLS using cordelia-I and AWS Using an External broker to Manage the devices. Simplified secure cloud connectivity using Cordelia IoT Module and Quarklink platform Quarklink is the simplest way to manage our IoT Security and a practical demo of updates. Information Source: Wurth Electronics UK | eventbrite

This is part of a series of pre-school sessions offered in Cambourne over the warmer months. They can be enjoyed as a programme, or individually as stand-alone sessions. Join Wildlife Adventurer Becca Badger for an adventurous stroll around Cambourne Nature Reserve. We'll stop for a story and do some simple outdoor activities for toddlers along the way. These are sociable, fun, relaxed sessions, where we might jump in puddles, climb trees, or make a den. These small-group, pre-school session, work best for families with children from 2 to 4 years old, although we are flexible. In order to keep group sizes small, each adult may only bring 2 toddlers (younger siblings are welcome) Additional information Please refer to our event terms and conditions webpage for details on refunds and cancellations, as well as general information about how we run our events The benefits of joining the Wildlife Trust BCN include a reduced rate for events. Family membership is from £5 a month. This is a family event so children need to be accompanied by a responsible adult. The activities are designed for everyone to enjoy. There are no toilet facilities available for this session. The closest public toilets are at Morrison’s nearby. Adults and siblings under 18 months who are accompanying a paid-for child are free We aim to make our sessions as accessible as possible and are happy to make reasonable adjustments to ensure as many people as possible can enjoy them. Please contact us to discuss your accessibility needs. You will need long sleeves and long trousers to avoid bites, stings and scratches, and sensible shoes you don’t mind getting muddy. Be prepared for mud and weather! Paths around Cambourne Nature Reserve are mostly flat and suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. We may stray slightly from the path into more muddy and uneven areas. The meeting point is Cambourne Nature Reserve car park, off School Lane, between Fenbridge and Quidditch Lane. This is a public carpark, it is not usually busy but spaces cannot be guaranteed. Alternative carpark is at Morrisons nearby Image: by Rebecca Neal Information Source: Rebecca Neal - Wildlife Trust BCN | eventbrite