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Lecture Season for 2021 – see News.
Final event: CGT Christmas Lecture on 8 December by Kim Wilkie on Garden Ghosts.

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Max Walters Memorial Lecture by Tim Upson 20 November at The Saloon, Madingley Hall 2:00 for 2:30pm see News from the Borders.

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Autumn in the Time of Irreversible Unlocking has been launched in the photo-gallery – do send in your images.
(click sub-menus below the Home tab)

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A new CGT Small Grant Scheme has been launched – please click on Outreach and Education for details.

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CGT is hosting an introductory Garden History course from Alison Moller: final session 11 November.

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See News from the Borders for forthcoming lectures from the Gardens Trust and county GTs. Find out who is the new President for Hampshire…

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See our Planning Resources page for planning education and guidance offered by the Gardens Trust.

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CGT and Covid-19

The Cambridgeshire Gardens Trust Council of Management is deeply concerned by the continuing presence of the corona virus in the UK and offers its heartfelt sympathy to anyone directly or indirectly affected by Covid-19.

CGT is committed to complying with the policy announcements of the UK Government and Public Health England as published and updated from time to time at these links and through national media. In view of the most recent guidance as of 5 November 2020, we are continuing to review each event with a view to cancellation or suspension. Details of the situation for each event can be found on the Programme webpage. The Trust continues to monitor the situation and we will update this policy in light of changing guidance. CGT members and guests are invited to review government and PHE advice and to consider whether participation in a given event is appropriate for them. 

Should an event be cancelled either by the host organisation or by CGT as a result of official advice, we will refund all pre-paid bookings

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Welcome

Cambridgeshire Gardens Trust is a registered charity whose aim is to encourage and develop research, education and conservation projects for heritage landscapes in Cambridgeshire. We organise a full programme of activities for members, including garden visits, lectures and social events. These give everyone the opportunity to meet and to network with a diverse and interesting group, and to create lasting benefit for communities in our county and beyond.

We warmly welcome new members and visitors to this website and to Trust events organised throughout the year.

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Contact

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