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CCCW research associate gains local history award. CCCW research associate gains local history award. ... Dr Ian Randall received a Cambridgeshire Association for Local History award for the CCCW publication, The Cambridge Seventy.

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Posted on 6th October 2017. Dr Ian Randall received a Cambridgeshire Association for Local History award for the CCCW publication, The Cambridge Seventy.

Christmas Holiday hours. Christmas Holiday hours. Array. Posted on 13th December 2018. The CCCW will close on Friday 21 December at 1pm and reopen on Monday 7 January at 9am. The staff at CCCW wish you all a very peaceful, happy, and relaxing

Other events included a Jazz Concert by Altsys, an award winning local Montreal jazz band, entitled A History of Jazz in the Twentieth Century.

Crossing Cultures in Uganda 5. Crossing Cultures in Uganda 5. Array. Posted on 11th September 2023. No 5. Janet Parsons’ background includes many years in Southern Africa but also teaching English for Speakers of Other Languages in Asia and the UK.

Welcome. CCCW research associate gains local history award. ... Dr Ian Randall received a Cambridgeshire Association for Local History award for the CCCW publication, The Cambridge Seventy.

19 Jun 2018: However it is not meant to replicate information available on the History of Cartography website at:. ... The site has won the 2005 Alan Ball Local History Award and was nominated for the ICT category at the 2006 Channel 4 Archaeology Awards.

David Ford of the Cambridge Inter-faith Programme is receiving this award, in a world where misunderstanding so easily prevails between religions. ... The beautiful oak and oxidised brass award being presented on the night was designed by local artist

Christianity & History Forum: Empire and Missions Revisited. Christianity & History Forum: Empire and Missions Revisited.