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Bridge Guest House Standard
Bridge Guest House is a bed and breakfast on Hills Road, around 1.2 miles from central Cambridge. It offers convenient access to Cambridge railway station, the Botanic Garden, Addenbrooke’s Hospital and the city centre. The guest house suits business visitors, hospital guests and leisure travellers seeking straightforward accommodation.
Finches Bed & Breakfast Standard
Finches Bed & Breakfast offers en-suite accommodation on Thornton Road in Cambridge, within reach of the city centre and local transport links. The independently operated B&B provides comfortable, well-maintained rooms and breakfast for leisure and business visitors. Its residential setting offers a quieter alternative to central hotels while remaining convenient for Cambridge’s colleges and attractions.
Orchard Pond Standard
Orchard Pond is a bed and breakfast in Whittlesford, set in a detached house with secluded gardens and convenient access to Cambridge, Duxford and major research campuses. It offers three comfortable bedrooms, home-cooked breakfast and a relaxed countryside setting. The property is well placed for visitors to IWM Duxford, Granta Park, Babraham Research Campus and the surrounding area.
The Holly Tree B&B Standard
The Holly Tree B&B is a family-run bed and breakfast in Queen Edith’s, Cambridge, around a 13-minute walk from Addenbrooke’s Hospital and the Biomedical Campus. It offers single, twin and double rooms with breakfast, Wi-Fi, a garden and parking. The property suits hospital visitors, business guests and leisure travellers seeking a quiet residential base.
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Busy business. Empty bank account. What's going on? In this edition of Cambridgeshire Business Pulse, we're tackling the questions business owners know all too well. Why doesn't a packed diary guarantee a healthy profit? Are you charging enough? Does your advertising actually work? And could your next customer already be buying from the business next door? From Cambridge and Peterborough to Ely, Huntingdon and Fenland, we explore the money, customers and growth challenges facing independent businesses, with a little humour, useful ideas and plenty to think about. Business is serious. Reading about it doesn't have to be.

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