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The Cambridge Flower School

The Cambridge Flower School, Newton Hall, Town Street, Newton, Cambridge,

The Cambridge Flower School offers a range of floristry courses and workshops to suit anyone with an interest in flowers, looking for a new career in floristry or simply wants a new creative hobby!
- Arts and crafts
- Courses
Oasis Community Centre

St. Michaels Avenue

The Oasis Community Centre is owned and run by a small local charity called the Wisbech Community Development Trust and it has a host of rooms that can be hired out for various groups and organisations.