Mill Road is a two-lane road in southeast Cambridge, England. [1] It runs southeast from near to Parker's Piece , at the junction with Gonville Place , East Road , and Parkside . It crosses the main railway line and links to the city's ring road (the A1134 ).

Mill Road is one of Cambridge’s most eclectic and culturally vibrant streets. Known for its diversity, independent spirit, and artistic vibe, this bustling thoroughfare runs from Parker’s Piece, just outside the city centre, through the Romsey Town area.

aims to bring together different community groups, independent traders, and residents of Cambridge’s Mill Road; and promotes the interests and rich cultural diversity of Mill Road and its environs. Mill Road Bridges and mill-road.com have no religious or political affiliation.

Mill Road is the most underrated road in Cambridge. Often not thought of in the best of lights, the road is home to a variety of cafés, off the beaten track pubs and antique shops. A pub crawl can consist of eleven or twelve classic and well-respected establishments, all of …

Mill Road in Cambridge is known for its eclectic mix of cultures, independent businesses, and rich history. Located just a short distance from the city centre, Mill Road offers a unique blend of the old and the new, with a strong community spirit.

Sep 23, 2020 · Mill Road is often regarded as Cambridge's most eclectic and vibrant street. Not quite in the centre, Mill Road remains a truly local street without the big brands that make every city...

Urge the transport authority to use their powers to reduce bus fares, expand the validity of bus passes and, in combination with the Greater Cambridge Partnership, use Mill Road as a reliable high-quality bus route to a range of destinations.

Oct 9, 2024 · Mill Road is filled with dozens of small independent restaurants, all serving cuisine from around the world…and I have made it my mission to review them all. Here is a quick summary of each restaurant, with a link to an in-depth review below. * This list is still ongoing and will be continuously updated. Please let me know if I have missed any!

Oct 11, 2024 · From a track leading towards Cherry Hinton, to today’s thriving High Street for the Petersfield, Sturton Town, Romsey Town and Coleridge areas, Mill Road has evolved and is still evolving. See our post from August 2018 – Mill Road – the high street of a small town within Cambridge city?

John Clack is the earliest identified resident of what would later be known as Mill Road (in 1816). The first properly developed area of Mill Road was Covent Garden, from 1823. Mr Humfrey’s Mill, which would give the road its name, was located at 56/56a Mill Road.