So many wonderful buildings, such a treasure trove of history and so many famous characters make up Cambridge. And yet I have never been there. I was fascinated to read the story that David Berkley tells, with all the details of places to visit together with maps and lovely photographs. I enjoyed the explanations of such everyday phrases as Hobson’s choice and terms such as ‘Royal peculiar’. Every period of history has left its mark on the city and it has produced famous men who are still remembered for their great works particularly in the field of science and church reformation. Wilberforce was at college here, not that he did much work, and it was another Cambridge man Clarkson, who searched out the facts that enabled Wilberforce to seek the abolition of the slave trade. Page after page of interest packed into a book you can slip into a pocket. Congratulations on this series Day One.