Milton WI

MILTON WI

WELCOME! You have reached the information pages for the Women's Institute for Milton, near Cambridge UK.

Here you will find dates of our Monthly Meetings, most of which include guest speakers. We also offer a wide choice of planned activities such as lunches, walks, darts, an annual summer outing, cinema or theatre visits, bowls and more. Take a look, you may be really surprised!

There has been a WI in Milton for many years - we celebrated our 90th birthday in 2015 - and members, past and present, have contributed much to our local community. We are very keen to welcome new friends of all ages to our Monthly Meetings!

In addition, details of a broad range of events, outings and day schools organised by the Cambridge Federation of Women's Institutes are always on display at our Monthly Meetings.

For general information on the WI, click here for a link to the National Federation of Women's Institutes where you will also find details of courses available at Denman College. This is the WI's home of creativity in Oxfordshire and offers over 600 courses – either residential or day schools - which are open to all WI members and non-members, men and women, and students of all ages.

Have you ever thought..."why should I join the WI?" Well, just click on the titles below or better still, come along as a guest to one of our meetings...you will be most welcome!

Wednesday, 11 May 2011

Our guided tour of Bury St. Edmunds 10 May 2011

Twelve of our members enjoyed a warm, sunny day in Bury St Edmunds, guided around the grounds of St Edmundsbury Cathedral by Dee, our Green Badge Guide. Dee provided us with a great deal of information about the important history of Bury and the Cathedral and it's relationship with the townsfolk. We walked through the stunning gardens, often prizewinners of "The Best in Bloom" and visited the grounds to the rear of the Cathedral, where we could view the extent of the original site and the ruins still to be found there. Here are photographs and a brief video of our visit. For more information on Bury St Edmunds and it's surrounding area, here is a link to the Tourist Office in the town.

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