Applicable to residents living in Key Worker Housing only:
The University Accommodation Service/Lodge Property Services would be most grateful if you would complete the below survey regarding Housing at Eddington. This will enable the consideration of any future residential development.
The deadline for completion is 2 August 2022, and the survey should take a few minutes to answer. Please use the following link: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/538K57C
Thank you very much.
Calling on all Eddington little artists, young and old!
Help us create a massive Union Jack in celebration of Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Join us for a big picnic on Saturday 4th June from 11:30 am until 1:30 pm at the Eddington Cricket Pitch and Storey’s Field Centre to celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Discover some of the habitats and features created at Eddington in this walking tour led by Mike Dean, the project’s ecologist.
We have several activities lined up for you in May:
Eddington Open Door on Wednesday 4 May (7 pm), Board Games Night on Tuesday 10 May (7 pm), and Eddington Film Club on Thursday 19 May (7 pm).
The Estates Division Leadership team is organising another Eddington Residents’ Forum on Monday 9 May (6pm-7pm) for University key worker tenants. At this online meeting, residents will have the opportunity to meet the Estates Division and Eddington management company leaders. The University will share the action plan created in response to the feedback raised at the session in November 2021. They are keen to hear any feedback on existing or new matters.
The Association was founded in September 2019 by a group of residents supported by Cambridge City Council. The first Annual General Meeting was held on 26 November 2020.
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Eddington is named after the English astronomer, physicist, and mathematician Sir Arthur Eddington (1882–1944).
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Supported by Cambridge City Council community grants.
