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Mike tells the fascinating story of Stamford, Burghley House and William Cecil, chief advisor to Queen Elizabeth 1st. The Great Who? Come and find out as Mike Burton makes a return visit to tell the fascinating story of Stamford in Lincolnshire, adjacent to Rutland, with the magnificent Burghley House, possibly one of the largest and grandest surviving houses of the sixteenth century and a wonderful example of the great Elizabethan ‘prodigy’ houses, built to honour the Queen and to be
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The latest newsletter is now available as a web page, click here to view it. A printable copy of the newsletter is also available as a PDF document, click here to read it. It contains the following information: Each section will be kept up to date throughout the month.
Thinking Caps 0n? Our popular General Knowledge Quiz makes a welcome return with prizes for the winning table – will it be yours? The ever-popular Bangers ‘n Mash Supper is back with a vegetarian option as usual. Raffle, bar selling wine, beer and soft drinks and, of course David Hannibal and new this year Michael Weedon’s cunning questions. Tickets will stay at £10 per person including supper and payable on the night. It helps with catering if you book a