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The sight of four bright red telephone boxes standing side by side on Market Square in Cambridge is a striking image. These iconic British phone boxes, located on St Mary's Street next to Great St Mary's Church, have become a well-known landmark in the city. Their bold colour and classic design capture a moment in time when public phone boxes were essential to daily life. Today, they serve as a nostalgic reminder of how quickly technology and society have changed. I recently

Cambridge City F.C. has always held a special place in my heart. As a local football club, it represents more than just the game; it’s part of the community’s fabric. Yet, for years, I hesitated to paint the club because they lacked a permanent home. After leaving their historic City Ground on Milton Road, the team played at St Ives Town and Histon F.C. Now, they have finally settled into a new stadium in Sawston. This move inspired me to create the painting.

Abbey Stadium has stood as a familiar landmark in Cambridge for decades. Recently, I completed a new painting of this iconic home ground of Cambridge United. While visiting the stadium to take preparatory photos, I noticed that not much had changed in the eight years since my last painting. The stadium still carries the same character, with the forecourt cluttered by a hand carwash that gives it a somewhat cluttered, almost Steptoe’s yard feel. Being born less than two miles

Capturing the essence of Cambridgeshire’s natural beauty has always been a passion. Today, I am excited to share four new landscape paintings inspired by this unique region. These artworks are now available in my online shop, ready to bring a touch of Cambridgeshire’s charm into your home or office. Whether you prefer fine art prints, framed posters, canvas prints, or even printed mugs, there is an option to suit your style.