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Christmas Party Venu in Cambridge | Christmas Parties in Cambridge

We are in the festive season, so it is time to start organizing the best Christmas celebration! Any excellent holiday celebration begins with a well-made Christmas Party Venu in Cambridge, a food menu, and attractive décor. Whether you are planning a big business conference or a small get-together for friends, considering the cuisine and décor will help to create a happy celebration. This guide will offer ideas for creative décor, a mouthwatering Christmas menu, and why The Brook Indian Gastro Pub in Cambridge, close to Mill Road, is the ideal venue for your 2024 holiday celebrations.

Designing the Ideal Christmas Party Menu :-

One of the most looked forward elements of any holiday celebration is the menu. Here are some crucial ideas to keep in mind so your visitors have a great experience:

Start with small plates and appetisers -

Starting with a range of appetisers will help you to get guests mixing and eager for what is to come. Consider including choices to suit a broad spectrum of palates. Some concepts include:

Mini Samosas or Spring Rolls:

Usually a crowd-pleaser, these bite-sized delicacies are easily consumed mixed with other foods.

Cheese Boards and Charcuterie:

Perfect for a holiday spin, combine cranberries, brie, and rosemary sprigs in vibrant hues.

Indiantapas Platters:

Chicken tikka, paneer skewers, or spiced lamb kebabs are just a few of the mouthwatering small dishes the Brook Indian Gastro Pub presents for your party with real flavours.

Salads and soups for seasons -

Winter calls for cosy, reassuring cuisine. Present a few soups and salads on your menu as a balanced alternative between courses.

Ginger-Coconut Butternut Squash Soup:

A cosy and creamy choice with a seasonal twist using subdued spice.

Festive Mixed Green Salad:

For a fresh twist, sprinkle seasonal toppings including roasted walnuts, cranberries, and pomegranate seeds.

Hearty Mains for a Feast in Winter -

Emphasise comfort and decadence in dishes for the main course. A dining experience is unforgettable when one combines distinctive Indian tastes with traditional holiday cuisine. Think of choices like:

Classic Roast Turkey or Honey-Glazed Ham:

For conservatives, these pillarstones never let down.

Lamb Chicken or Butter Chicken Rogers Josh:

Rich in spices and flavours, these Indian favourites give the classic Christmas menu a distinctive spin.

Paneer Tikka Masala, or vegetable biryani:

For visitors with dietary restrictions, these vegetarian-friendly meals provide a festive taste sensation.

Resilient Desserts -

Without rich desserts, no Christmas menu is whole. Finish the dinner with great flair using both traditional and unusual choices.

Either classic Christmas pudding or Yule log:

A must, traditional holiday desserts bring celebration warmth and nostalgia.

Saffron ice cream and gulab jam:

Deep- fried sweet dumplings mixed with aromatic saffron ice cream make a sweet fusion ideal for the holidays in this Indian dessert choice.

Chocolate fondue or tiny cheesecake bites:

Present a chocolate fondue including marshmallows, fruits, and biscuits for a more interactive dessert.

Celebration Drinks and Cocktails -

Your Christmas party menu calls for a range of drinks. Add festive cocktails capturing the holiday mood as well as non-alcoholic choices.

Hot Spiced Cider or Mulled Wine:

Classic selections, these warm beverages quickly provide a cosy touch.

Cocktails influenced by India:

Signature drinks mixed with spices like cardamom or saffron at The Brook provide a different sensation.

Mocktails and fresh juices:

Serve celebratory mocktails including spiced apple fizz or cranberry spritzers to non-drinkers.

Decor ideas for a festive environment :-

Just as important as the cuisine is establishing the correct ambiance. These decor ideas will help your party venue seem cosy and friendly for the holidays:

Go green using Evergreen Decor:

Festive touches and a wonderful scent come from natural elements including holly leaves, pine cones, and evergreen branches. Put them in wreaths, centrepieces, or even as table runners.

Holiday Lighting:

Lanterns, candles, and string lights radiate warmth and inviting brightness. Around the venue, arrange fairy lights; think about using candle-lit centrepieces to accentuate the holiday mood.

Traditionally Christmas colours:

To capture the Christmas mood, keep to a colour palette comprising classic reds, greens, and golds. For a more glitzy touch, accentuate the décor with metallic highlights like gold and silver.

Customised Locations:

Smaller parties could want to think about including personalised place cards. Each guest feels unique thanks to them; a little holiday ornament would be a perfect take-home present.

Holiday-themed tableware:

Festive table arrangements add that additional degree of appeal. Think about matching glassware, napkins, and plates to your general décor theme.

Why The Brook Indian Gastro Pub for Christmas Parties in Cambridge:-

The Brook Indian Gastro Pub close to Mill Road presents an excellent location for anyone in Cambridge searching for the perfect Christmas party venue. Here are the reasons this is a top choice for holiday celebrations:

Creative and Delicious Menu:

The Brook specializes in Indian cuisine and presents a distinctive take on classic Christmas food using real dishes including tandoori favourites, kebabs, and biryanis. Combining festive and Indian tastes distinguishes the menu and appeals to guests seeking something different.

Bright and cosy ambiance:

Perfect for both small get-togethers and energetic business events, the Brook's ambiance blends elegance and warmth. Customizing the décor will help to capture the Christmas mood and give the modern environment some festive appeal.

Extensive and flexible venue:

The Brook has the room to comfortably meet your requirements whether your event is small-scale or big. From private dining rooms to flexible seating, it's perfect for any kind of Christmas Parties in Cambridge.

Expert and courteous service:

The staff of The Brook is dedicated to provide first-rate service so that your event turns out perfectly. From decorating to menu assistance, their meticulous nature guarantees a flawless and fun experience for every guest.

Prime Location:

The Brook is conveniently situated in Cambridge near Mill Road, easily reachable for visitors from all around the city. Its central position also makes it a great venue for business meetings and events.

Brook Indian Gastro Pub Christmas Party Booking:-

Christmas should be celebrated at Brook Indian Gastro Pub! We are now booking for your holiday events; enjoy festive Indian cuisine, a friendly environment, and excellent company along with Karaoke and Quiz nights. To reserve your place, phone us or book online.

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⋆ ˚｡⋆୨୧˚ ➛ out of the woods - chapter seven (ls2)

Logan tries to give the two of short break in Bali. Which does succeed, but then the Canadian GP tears down anything Dhanishka had left to stand on. Good thing she's got Logan, the Norris' and Charles, right?

warnings/notes: alright buckle in. Like two sex jokes, car accidents, concussions/migraines, lightly mentioned injuries, the FIA doing their job, heavy heavy betrayal, me yet again trying to hint at the biggest Marketing Ploy x Out Of The Woods connection no one has noticed LMAO

Logan's arm is firm around my waist as I stir the food in the pan, watching the sizzle of the chicken against the oil underneath it. I murmur along to the song playing, and Logan sways us to the rhythm. I'm home for a weekend with him while my parents are off in Cambridge with my sister for her college visit. We'd taken the invitation to house sit, deciding to take a full break in the short interim off we have before we both have to leave for Canada.

"We should go somewhere." Logan hums, mouth peppering a kiss to my bare shoulder next to the strap of my tank top. He's been abnormally clingy, and while I would usually mind... it feels nice.

"Where would we even go, Lo?"

He smiles, beginning to pepper soft kisses to my shoulder, trailing them up my neck as he speaks, "Well, Dalton and his wife are in Bali this weekend. He told me he wants to see you again."

"Bali? That's a like.. fifteen hour flight from here." I chuckle, squirming when his kisses get a little ticklish around my neck and the air he huffs out in a alguh rolls across my skin.

"Fifteen hours there, then a twenty three hour flight to Canada." He says, "I looked into it."

I blink, then look down at him, "You already bought the tickets, didn't you?"

Logan smirks and I laugh, capturing his lips in a soft kiss, "I'll tell my parents tonight when they get back. I'm sure they won't mind."

Logan grins and pops a few more kisses to my lips, cheeks, and forehead before I shooing him away so I can keep cooking. The meal I'm making is not something I'd typically be eating, because its for Logan's meal plan, but luckily his team had let me throw in a small bit of Indian influence to the dish via a makeshift biryani dish. Which I know Logan's been missing by the way he melts when he steals a bite.

"You cook like your mom used to when we were kids." Logan groans against my shoulder and I laugh, taking my own spoonful and pouting a bit because its not as flavorful as we used to make it.

"You have to come to Bahrain over your winter break so you can have a proper Aayi Dubey biryani with all the spices and such." I muse, "it's lacking my mothers proper smothering of spices, sadly meal plans do restrict us from going full Indian mother here."

Logan nods, taking a bit more of the rice dish into his mouth and I laugh softly before making us two bowls of it to eat. He starts washing up some of the dishes while I'm setting the table, and I mange to pull him away to eat--promising we'll finish cleaning later.

We don't talk of much, other than him calling Dalton to let him know we'll be in Bali in two days their time. He taps his sock against my leg as I stare out the window at the setting sun. It's comfortable, just existing with him.

"I never thought we'd get here." Logan admits and I turn, looking at him curiously which makes him continue, "I thought you'd hate me through this whole thing after that night and we'd never speak again."

"I did too, to be honest." I laugh softly, finishing off the last of my rice and setting the bowl aside to take Logan's hands to stop him from picking at his fingers, "I called Lando about it, since he was the only person I knew in London at the time since Oscar was... I don't even remember, and Charles was in Monaco. I went to his and Olivia's apartment, the one they have over here because of McLaren? They told me I should just go through with the plan and do the whole fake dating thing because we kinda had too, but also to see if it maybe wasn't as one sided as I thought."

Logan just starts to giggle, small laughs that slowly grow louder before he brings my hand to his lips again, kissing my palm and then each finger.

"What's got you like this?" I laugh in response, and he grins at me sloppily with the most lovestruck look as his lips hover over my left hand. His bottom lip just brushing along my ring finger as he smiles and shrugs.

"Funnily enough, Dalton told me the same thing.” He firmly kisses my ring finger now, and just resorts to playing with my hands as a fidget instead, “You really fell for me huh?"

And now it's my turn to laugh, standing up to lean over the table to properly kiss my boyfriend. He grins, meeting me halfway with a gentle caress of my jaw and when we pull back, I rest my forehead to his.

"I was always in love with you, dumbass."

Hours later we're at that same table, Logan making sure the little decorative centerpiece my mother has is perfectly clean while I dot my lipstick back to perfection.

I figured cleaning the entire house and then making ourselves well pull together would keep my father from realizing we'd done nothing but laze around for the last few days.

Hey, we were on break, okay?

“Aw fuck.” I complain as I twist out my lipstick a bit more. Logan hums, looking over at me as I groan impatiently as I pull the whole tube up.

At the second groan he asks, “What’s a matter?”

“I’m almost out of lipstick.” I whine in complaint and he huffs out a laugh, stepping around the table to press a few soft kisses to my cheek.

"We can buy more tomorrow, yeah? Isn't there a Dior in City Centre?" He hums, pressing a kiss to my lips that has me rubbing the lipstick off his lips with a laugh as his arms wrap firmly around my waist.

"Yes, but it's fine, I can get it later and--"

Logan cuts me off with a firmer kiss this time, letting me wipe the lipstick off his lips again as he says, "Let me buy you a refill. For old times sake."

"Fine." I smile as the door opens and Logan retracts to just make it look like he was taking the lipstick from me to put it in my purse. I smile as Anya bounces to my side and starts babbling about the campus and such. I glance over my shoulder to see Logan with mt parents and the smile and wink my mom sends me says one thing,

This is all gonna work out.

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I'm standing in the bathroom of the hotel this time when Logan wraps his arms around my waist. I can hear Dalton and Ashlynn laughing in the connected living room, it feels weirdly homely as he presses a soft kiss to my jaw as one of his hands rubs small soothing circles against my hip bone.

"James call you?" I asked, I had been the one to hand him his phone, so I had seen the caller ID.

"He asked about you, actually." Logan rests his head on my shoulder once I've finished fixing up my hair and I hum as I lean back into his touch. His arms are firm, and the way his gaze wanders across my face tells me he's thinking as he takes one of my hands. My left ring finger is pecked by his lips before he settles them back at my waist again.

"Me?" I hum, watching the way he nods and still thinks. I assume it's the wording as his hands fiddle with something. I'm too focused on doing my eyeliner to look.

"You didn't answer your phone and he wanted to say he’s got the final draft of your contract ready to be signed.”

I laugh softly, looking at him in the mirror, “Wow, already?”

"Mhm." Logan kisses my cheek once I'm done with my eyeliner and steps aside to just watch me finish up my makeup. Once I've sprayed myself down with setting spray, I go to grab my lipstick and open it, pausing when I notice it's refilled.

Logan wears a triumphant smile.

"You." I poke his chest and giggle, capping the lipstick before turning around to kiss him. He laughs into the kiss, catching himself on the doorway as his hands slide around my lower back. One kiss turns to two, and ever since we'd fallen back in love it'd been impossible to keep off of eachother. Like we were making up for lost time.

A few seconds after a soft groan leaves the back of Logan's throat, followed by my giggle, Dalton shouts,

"I'm walking in, you both better be dressed!"

Logan and I laugh and I part from him, lifting my hands to fix up the bits of his hair that I'd jostled. Dalton smiles as he steps in and looks us over.

"What did you think we were doing?" Logan says to Dalton who shrugs, punching his brothers arm.

"Something not PG." Dalton shrugs and I blush, now taking my turn to whack his chest.

"Not with your immature ass around," I hum, turning back to finish up my make-up while Dalton and Logan talk about getting to our dinner reservation.

It's weird how naturally I slot into this little family, like I've always belonged.

Canada starts great. Luckily for Logan, and his success in straights, theres quite a few here. Unluckily for me, it means my overtaking this weekend is gonna be shit.

But, I know I'll fight.

I qualify Q3, beating Logan out by less than .5 or even smaller. I can't even really remember as the whole weekends a blur. Ferrari is practically running me ragged, insane amounts of training, simulator work, media... I'm exhausted each night when I fall into Logan's hotel room bed. His arms barely wrapping around me before I'm asleep against his chest.

He promises it's okay, but I feel like shit each morning for not spending time with him. But he just presses a kiss to my jaw and squeezes my hip as I get out of bed way too early to shower.

And after three nights of that, it's time for the race. By Sunday I feel like a husk, trudging myself to the garage with a water bottle full of Red Bull I'd stolen from Max. I go through the motions, take my migraine medication just as a precaution as I feel a headache forming.

And the first half of the race is fine, until I overtake Oscar to fight Carlos for P3. And I manage to get him on the hairpin turn, but something is weird about how easily he lets me by. The back wheel of my car clips something and I start to spin. I right myself, but narrowly dodge Carlos, who whips around me.

It's fine. I'm fine.

Something bumps me again and I check my mirrors, one of the RB cars coming very close to my side. I curse, steering in a bit more and understeering to get out of who I assume is Yuki's way before I'm blocking him from overtaking.

When did he get around Oscar?

"Wing damage, wing damage, I need to box." I curse into my headset, feeling the steering starting to go. It's always my steering first, I expect the rear wing to follow shortly.

"Copy."

I turn in a bit harder now, trying to get to the pit lane. It's becoming harder to steer and I feel panic rising in my stomach but I clamp it down. All I can do in this moment is trust myself, and trust my training.

I don't make it to the pitlane.

We go back through the hairpin and Carlos juts out, making me swerve to dodge. With my shit steering, it sends me into a spin. I shriek, grabbing my harness as the car--and the world around me, shuffles and spins. When the car stills I huff out slow breaths, willing myself to open my eyes.

I'm in the wall.

I can't move.

I force breaths in, force my hands to unstick from my harness. My hands come to the steering wheel and I shake, trying to disconnect it. Everything feels disconnected. I can't hear. The world is blurry. I feel sick. Sicker than sick. I manage to get the steering wheel out, tossing it up to the top of the car.

I realize no ones called for me over the radio, through the incessant ringing in my ears.

I click off the restraints slowly, trying not to jostle my aching ribs, and I get out of my car with shaking arms. And then promptly fall back in.

"Fuck!" I shriek, groaning and arching my back out of pure pain. Two hands come to my shoulders and I lift my head to see Lando. I know he's talking, but my head is swimming too much to focus on his words.

"C'mon, Danny." Lando's voice finally cuts through when he lifts my visor, "C'mon, we're gonna get you out, okay?"

"Your race..!" I gasp and he shakes his head.

"I can always get more points later, but I can't do anything if you're seriously injured and I don't help you now." He says and I nod. His hands grab under my shoulders and he helps hoist me up to sit on the halo. I try to focus, but find myself in a haze.

Somehow, I end up on a stretcher. My helmet is off and I blink slowly as Lando holds my hands.

"Dhanishka." He says softly. When did he take his helmet off?

"Lando." I hum back as the stretcher starts to roll. He follows, his hands tight in mine as he follows inside the ambulance. They've got me covered in blankets, and something clicks.

"Lando. Lando." I start saying, slapping his hands when he's not looking at me. He stops, taking my hands in his, but I just see that he's looking at me so I gasp out, "tell Logan to race. He's gonna wanna not because I got hit, tell him he has to. Tell him I said so."

When Lando nods, coaxing me to lay down again as they strap me in, I feel a bit more at ease... but the world is still soft and fuzzy and I still feel sick.

Concussed, strained muscles around my ribs, and something fucked up with my shoulder.

I'm out fully for a week, I'll skip Barcelona and be back for Austria.

Lando and Olivia are by my side when I'm told. Olivia taking it upon herself to use my phone to call my parents to let them know what was going on, and when she disappears into the hall, Lando keeps a soothing hand intertwined with mine. It's my first injury, ever. Not just a sore spot that'll go away.

And of course, the hazy symptom I'd been feeling all weekend had to be a major migraine on its way. So I'm grumpy, in serious pain, and quickly losing my stomach in a hospital bathroom while a nurse gently ties my hair back and rubs my shoulders while Lando goes out in the hall to grab Olivia.

I'm so weak I can hardly move, and the nurse is so kind, so gentle. It makes me want to cry as she guides me through the hardest parts of my migraine and gets some painkillers for my IV when it's clear I'm only set to get worse.

It takes off the edge as I'm coaxed to lay down in bed once more, a bucket off to the side if needed.

I learn from the TV playing in the room that Logan went on to place P5 behind Oscar, Carlos, Charles, and Max, in that upwards succession. Which makes me feel better a bit as Lando and Olivia help me get situated. It's only been maybe twenty minutes since the race ended, but I can hear more commotion outside than before.

A nurse calls out my room number and it takes maybe two seconds before Logan comes through the door, still in his racing gear, holding his helmet, panting like he’d ran straight here.

He had, hadn't he?

“Isa.” he sighs and I smile, extending a heavy arm to him. He shuts the door, blocking the hall light and makes his way inside the little makeshift room. He slots perfectly against my side and gently kisses my head, sighing once he’s got me safe in his hands. I wrap my un-IV'd arm around Logan shoulder, kissing what part of his head I can reach without moving. He settles me back against the blankets as Lando gives him his chair, going to get another from the hall.

Olivia sighs softly and moves a bit closer to check my IV, “She’s pretty badly concussed. Strained some muscles around her ribs and her shoulder. She's out for Barcelona, they're gonna try to get her back in for Austria."

"Ah, shit." Logan hums and I lean into his touch so he shifts so one of his hands holds mine, the other running through the wispy bangs by my face that have fallen out of my ponytail.

"Lo..." I murmur softly and he hums, looking down at my small pout. A tiny smile crosses his lips as he leans down to peck mine, then rests his forehead to mine as I whine, "my head hurts."

"I know, baby." He's basically crooning, kissing the tip of my nose and squeezing my hand, "you're gonna be alright."

Olivia gives a tiny sigh, patting Lando's arm and making a vague motion for him to follow her out of the room. They leave me and Logan in silence, the only sound the soft noise of his thumb running along my knuckles, the heart monitors methodical beeps, and the occasional kiss.

Logan, Lando, and Olivia take me back to Ferrari. The two Norris' waiting outside while I slip in with Logan. I'm only half sneaking him in and out, because if Ferrari even tried to raise hell with me when I was as in pain and as pissed off as I was right now, someone would be getting hit.

I nod to Charles when I enter and he gives me a half nod, trying to conceal the way I sneak Logan in by engrossing the engineer with a few more questions about... my car?

Why mine? Why not his?

I let the question slip from my mind, I figure I can ask him later, and go to my room. Logan helps me collect my stuff, having already brought me a change of clothes to the hospital given to him by Charles. Logan uses my phone to send a text to my manager Lucie to show her the damage to the suit, helmet, and shoes so she can get me set for new ones and then we make sure I have all my belongings and bounce.

I'm halfway through shutting the door when I hear Charles shout, "You did what?!"

"She's an idiot if she hasn't realized by now." I hear a mechanic say and I clamp a hand over Logan's mouth, he's about to complain (which, I'm sneaking him out of my drivers room, he has no right to) when a cruel laugh echoes followed by Charles' shocked gasp.

A short conversation in French, slowly getting louder and louder, is cut off by a loud slap and a scuffle. Eyes widening as I hear the two beginning to shout even louder and I grab Logan by the sleeve and shove him in my drivers room. His big eyes watch me as I pause, one hand on the door before I curse and look back at him with a sort of flame in my eyes.

"Stay!" I hiss, before slamming the door shut and following the hall to the garage. He feet carry me, sliding on the balls of my feet into the room as Charles shoved a mechanic against a wall.

"Charlie!" I shriek despite my head pounding, moving forward, knocking him to the ground with my shoulder. As he fall he pants up at me and I turn to the mechanic, then down to Charles, then step back.

"What the fuck is going on?!"

Charles wipes blood from his own nose and slowly rises to his feet. There's a challenge in his eyes, and a challenge in the mechanics--and I come to realize that Aakash stands off to the side with his fists tight.

"What is this?!" I shout again and look down the hall where Astrid is dragging Logan out of my room and I blink, straightening up. She basically tosses Logan at me, and my arms shoot out to grab him as he sticks to my side.

"Ferrari's been purposefully fucking up your car this entire season! Aakash and his--" Charles starts to say before Aakash moves. It's Logan who manages to intercept, shoving me behind him as he shoves Aakash to the floor. My eyes widen to literal dinner plates, backing up until my back hits something and I look up to see Olivia.

Lando seems to have given up on holding her back as she holds her phone up.

"Charles, talk." She snips and the Monégasques listens, quickly spilling everything from his lips as Logan keeps Aakash and the other mechanic at bay, Astrid glaring daggers.

"Aakash has been having the engineers purposefully loosen the steering and rear wings, causing any and all jostling to randomly disengage them. They have it all written out on Aakash's computers, even if he tries to delete the files Ferrari keeps all changes up to a month." Charles shouts, moving closer to where Olivia keeps a hold on my shoulders. Logan backs off as well when Lando calls him over, but the guys stand in front of me and Olivia, like a wall.

"Astrid's plan was to have Dhaniska continuously wreck out so that there would be positive PR of Logan coming to her aid, but bad PR for Dhanishka because she keeps wrecking." Charles says and I see Olivia's jaw tick, her eyes glancing back to Lando's who's are equally as shifty.

Somethings not right.

Olivia and Lando echo each other as they say, "Who?"

"My manager," Logan peeks over his shoulder, "Astrid Marina."

"Oh you've gotta be--" Lando starts but Olivia's shoving her phone in my hands. And I'm reminded of the time Lando had called her the 'most aggressive Piastri' at a bar during Monaco's weekend as he darts forward but not before Olivia delivers a strong backhand to Astrid.

"You fucking bitch! They're not your little PR playthings!" Olivia screams and Lando grabs her arm, pulling her back as she keeps shouting, "I should've made sure no fucking team ever hired you again but I didn't think anyone was that level of stupid!"

Logan and I share a confused look. How the fuck does Olivia know Astrid and what the hell did Astrid do to her?

“She’s Astrid?!” Charles shouts, “what the fuck?”

“Why do you all know her!” Logan shouts and the room goes quiet. Olivia's mouth gapes, but it's interrupted by a few stewards entering the garage to see what's happening. My headache flares and I grip Logan's arm when everyone starts shouting over each other and he escorts me outside where it's a bit colder and a lot quieter.

"I-I don't understand." I eventually choke out, and Logan wraps me tight in his arms. Soft kisses are pressed to my head as he coaxes me to sit with him on the ground outside Ferrari.

And when a steward approaches us, and he sits with us, I wish I could be surprised by the fact we're being interrogated.

But yet, I'm not surprised.

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The Princess Royal’s Official Engagements in October 2023

02/10 As President of the Riding for the Disabled Association visited Avon Riding Centre, to mark its 40th Anniversary. 🐴🥳

03/10 Held two Investiture ceremonies at Windsor Castle. 🎖️

With Sir Tim As Patron of the Minchinhampton Centre for the Elderly, visited Horsfall House, Minchinhampton. 👵🏻👴🏻

04/10 In Cornwall Princess Anne visited;

Origin Coffee in Porthleven. ☕️

Camborne School of Mines at the Penryn Campus of University of Exeter, in Penryn. 🔨

St Ewe Free Range Eggs Packing Centre in Truro. 🥚

05/10 As Colonel of The Blues and Royals (Royal Horse Guards and 1st Dragoons), attended a Household Cavalry Medal Parade at Powle Lines, Picton Barracks in Wiltshire. 🫡

07/10 With Sir Tim Attended the Scotland vs Ireland Rugby World Cup match at the Stade de France in Paris. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🇫🇷🏉

09/10 As Patron of Livability, visited Livability Millie College in Poole. 🏫

As Patron of UK Youth, visited Avon Tyrrell Outdoor Activity Centre in Bransgore. 🧗‍♀️

10/10 Attended a Future of UK Food Systems Seminar held by Crops for the Future at the National Institute of Agricultural Botany in Cambridge. 🚜

As Commandant-in-Chief (Youth) of St. John Ambulance, opened the new Ambulance Hub in Castle Donington. 🚑

11/10 Held two investiture ceremonies at Windsor Castle. 🎖️

Unofficial, Sir Tim attended the opening of the New Zealand Liberation Museum, Te Arawhata, in Le Quesnoy, France. 🇫🇷🇳🇿

As Patron of Scots in London Group attended a Reception at St Columba’s Church of Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Attended a Blue Seal Club Dinner at the Cavalry and Guards Club in Piccadilly, London. 🤵‍♂️

12/10 As Patron of the Campaign for Gordonstoun, chaired a Cabinet Meeting at the Lansdowne Club, London. 🏫

As Patron of English Rural Housing Association, attended a Parish Council Rural Housing Conference at Eversholt Hall, Bedfordshire. 🏡

Visited the Aircraft Research Association in Bedford. ✈️

As Grand Master of the Royal Victorian Order, attended Evensong and a Reception at The King’s Chapel of the Savoy, London. 🎶

14/10 Sir Tim represented Princess Anne, Patron of the Wiltshire Horn Society, at a dinner on the occasion of their centenary. 🐑

15/10 As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and Chairman of the International Olympic Committee Members Election Commission, attended the first day of the 141st International Olympic Committee Session in Mumbai, India. 🇮🇳

16/10 As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and Chairman of the International Olympic Committee Members Election Commission, attended the second day of the 141st International Olympic Committee Session in Mumbai, India. 🇮🇳

Attended an IOC Reception at Jio World Centre. 🌏

17/10 As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and Chairman of the International Olympic Committee Members Election Commission, attended the third day of the 141st International Olympic Committee Session in Mumbai, India. 🇮🇳

Visited the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Bombay 1914-1918 Memorial at the Indian Sailors’ Home, in Mumbai. 🪖

Attended a reception at the residence of His Majesty’s Trade Commissioner for South Asia and Deputy High Commissioner for Western India in Mumbai. 🌏

Unofficial Sir Tim attended a memorial service for Lord Lawson (former Chancellor of the Exchequer) at St. Margaret’s church in Westminster ⛪️

19/10 Hosted a Reception with the King, Queen and the Duchess of Edinburgh at Buckingham Palace to thank those who contributed to and were involved with the State Funeral of The late Queen Elizabeth II and with the Coronation of Their Majesties. 🥂

With Sir Tim, As Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps attended the launch of the Corps History Book at the National Army Museum in London. 📚

With Sir Tim, As Patron of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity, attended the Trafalgar Night Dinner at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London. 🤵‍♀️🤵‍♂️

20/10 Opened Cutbush and Corrall Charity almshouse accommodation in Maidstone.

Opened the Royal British Legion Industries Centenary Village, Greenwich House, in Aylesford, Kent.

As Patron of the Butler Trust, visited HM Prison Elmley.

24/10 Held an Investiture at Windsor Castle. 🎖️

As President of the English-Speaking Union of the Commonwealth, delivered the Evelyn Wrench Lecture at Dartmouth House in London. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

25/10 In Scotland Princess Anne visited;

The International Society for Optics and Photonics Photonex Exhibition at Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow. 🔍

As President of Victim Support Scotland, visited the National Office-West in Glasgow. 🫂

Peter Equi and Sons Limited Ice Cream Manufacturer. 🍦

26/10 Opened the National Honey Show at Sandown Park Racecourse in Esher, Surrey. 🍯 🐝

As Royal Patron of the Security Institute, this afternoon attended the Annual Conference at the Royal Society of Medicine in London. ⛓️

With Sir Tim As President of the Royal Yachting Association, attended a 50th Anniversary of the Yachtmaster Scheme Dinner at Trinity House, London. 🛥️🍽️

27/10 Held an Investiture at Buckingham Palace. 🎖️

31/10 In Scotland;

As Patron of the Moredun Foundation, attended a Conference at Moredun Research Institute, Pentlands Science Park, in Penicuik. 🧬

As Royal Patron of the Leuchie Forever Fund, attended a Reception to launch Leuchie House’s new strategy in Edinburgh. 🏡

As Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh, held a Chancellor’s Dinner at the Palace of Holyroodhouse. 👩‍🎓

Total official engagements for Anne in October: 47

2023 total so far: 400

Total official engagements accompanied by Tim in October: 6

2023 total so far: 81

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Chapter 5 is up - featuring so much hurt/comfort, and where the fic earns it E rating. Read it here on A03. CW: accident.

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They meet for dinner at a sushi place in the center (the one next to the new Indian place? Or next to the good ice cream place? Steve asks, and is pleased when Eddie’s favorite sushi place is his favorite too, because they also have Korean food, and Steve loves bulgogi). Hawkins’ town center is full of restaurants, and banks, and precious little else. Even the Pete’s has abandoned ship, apparently unable to compete with the Starbucks. It’s apparently a problem many downtowns have, Eddie informs Steve, given the cost of rent and the continued increase in online shopping.

Steve is fascinated by Eddie’s job. It seems so real to him, so professional. They talk for a while about the various projects Eddie is working on, and then circle back, as expected, to Hawkins.

“You said yesterday that you didn’t think I’d be an ‘ally’ in Town Meeting. But why would you need… allies? Didn’t Hawkins ask for you to review the project?”

Eddie pulls a hair tie off of his wrist and proceeds to put his hair in a ponytail, then twist it all around until it’s more like the bun Steve’s seen him wear before. “Not exactly. The state Architectural Access Board develops and enforces regulations designed to make public buildings safe and functional for use by people with disabilities. We need to approve the final design, or else the town would have to seek a variance, which can be expensive and isn’t always successful. What I’m hoping for is that the committee listens to our feedback and really considers what will be best for the town.”

“And that isn’t keeping everything exactly the same, just because it has some vague historical connection?” Steve asks, his eyes wide to convey the joke.

“Obviously.” Eddie laughs. “I know change is hard, but damn, it’s not as if these sidewalks were laid down in colonial times. We aren’t talking about knocking down Paul Revere’s house or something.”

Steve pulls a face. “Haven’t you heard? It’s very important to preserve the ‘mid century modern’ landscape.’”

“At least it isn’t ugly. You wouldn’t believe the lengths people will go to to preserve even ugly as shit towns, just because they’re afraid of the unknown – even when the unknown is just a different sidewalk material and it could really help people.”

They decide not to have dessert at the restaurant and instead walk down to the other end of the center to get ice cream. Steve isn’t surprised that Eddie agrees that Tosco’s is the best ice cream in the town – it’s one of the best ice cream places anywhere, except maybe for its sister shop in Cambridge. Eddie gets a milkshake, which Steve does find a little weird, but then he sees how Eddie is ever so casually looking at him while he sucks on the straw and realizes that Eddie may have an ulterior motive. And if he does, it’s working.

Steve can hardly keep his mind on putting one foot in front of the other as they leave the shop, telling himself simultaneously not to get his hopes up and imagining how Eddie’s lips will feel on his, icy cold and sweet. The shop is crowded with people coming in and out, and a woman with a wriggling toddler in her arms is entering as he and Eddie exit, so Steve pauses a moment to hold the door for them and smile at the kid.

Suddenly there’s a screech and a yell, and the sound of a car gunning its engine. A man pushes by Steve and runs to where a pedestrian is lying by the side of the road and Steve is following him with his heart in his throat because the person who was apparently hit by a car is Eddie.

Read the rest of Chapter 5 on A03.

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What's the three best and three worst places you've been?

I assume this is like, cities, and not, you know, prison.

Cities to which I very likely can and will return someday I enjoyed them so much:

London, UK

Boston, USA

Minneapolis, USA

Glasgow, UK (I know this is four I know I know shut up)

Cities where I am unlikely ever to darken their door except by absolute necessity:

St. Louis, USA

Cambridge, UK

Atlanta, USA

I enjoy so many more places than I do not enjoy, and this was shockingly hard for me in the positive to narrow it down to three. I have friends outside of London and Boston, and so I had to think carefully on whether or not that affected my answer. I enjoy seeing them, and so that's always a positive.

So, what cities would I return to outside of getting to see a single person I know? The other problem with this is I'll go almost fucking anywhere, I am a very adaptable person and find many ways to have a good time. Even NYC, which was very very hard for me the first time I went, I think I've figured out how to have a great time there. So even my bottom of the barrel, given a cheap and easy chance, I'd probably give another shot, just with knowing what I know now and trying to massage the things I didn't like.

London: Samuel Johnson said that when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life, and that's remained true for me. Not only is there a lot to do--this is true of many big cities--but the vibe of the city is much more low to the ground is the only way I can think of to say it, compared to NYC and LA, both of which genuinely have a lot offer but feel extremely frenetic to me in a way London does not. Narrowly beat out Paris simply because the subway is better than Paris'. Also it is I think more chill than Paris, but I sort of like the ways Paris is out of its mind.

Boston: This is another one I would call "Low to the ground" in a way that I think makes no sense to anyone but me. It feels like people live in Boston. Also I eat my weight in oysters at least once a trip. Great food scene on both expensive and cheap ends.

Minneapolis: The whole world is sleeping on Minneapolis. They have a rapidly growing food scene, great craft beer scene, the sculpture park is immense amounts of fun even in winter (a/n: I am cold-hardy), and minnesota nice is a REAL thing. We walked into a brewery and were standing at the counter, I said something offhandedly to Jetty about how it was real wet and cold out that day, and the guy at the counter was like, "Oh you don't have to buy a beer just to get out of the cold! Go ahead." I wanted the beer, mind, but I thought the attitude was great. We went to a piano bar that made its own mini pop tarts that were shockingly great, also go to Black Sheep Coal Fired for pizza.

Glasgow: I will spend the rest of my natural life trying to talk people into going to Glasgow, and probably fail because everyone wants to go fucking Edinburgh because it's instagrammable and ~'arry Potter~ and whatever. Anyhow, I did not hate Edinburgh at all despite that bitter little screed, but much like Minneapolis, people are sleeping on Glasgow. Great boutique hotels at extremely fair prices, amazing Indian food (Dishoom did beat Mother India out, but damn is it close as fuck, and Ashoka won for me for casual Indian), and again, like Minneapolis: The people. Are so. Nice. Legit if I had left my passport on a bus in any other city I feel I would have been fucked, but on a weekend, the bus system and the extremely nice people at the coffee shop were all working to try and get it back to me (and we did!) And the gal at our little hotel took time to chat with us every evening (full disclosure: She was Irish, and when she found out we were from a rural part of America, she spent so so much time trying to talk us into rural Ireland for our next trip, because we'd love the vibe of it. Someday), and I had the ABSOLUTE WORST old fashioned of my life made by the most amazingly kind woman in history, and I drank the whole thing and thanked her profusely. The pub near our hotel was incredible and homey (little boutique hotels are in neighborhoods there. Fantastic.) Glaswegians GET THEIR PARTY ON EARLY, mind.

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How to Choose the Right Country for Studying Abroad: A Guide for Indian Students

Studying abroad is a big decision that can change your life in many ways. But choosing the right country to study in is one of the most important choices you will make. Each country offers different advantages, and understanding these options can help you find the best fit for your educational and career goals. Here’s a simple guide to help Indian students choose the right country for their study abroad journey.

1. Understand Your Career Goals

The first step in choosing a country is understanding what you want to achieve from your education. Do you want to pursue a degree in a specific field like engineering, business, or medicine? Some countries are known for their strength in particular subjects. For example:

USA is famous for technology, business, and research programs.

Germany is a top choice for engineering and technical courses.

Australia has strong programs in business, healthcare, and hospitality.

Think about where your chosen field is most advanced and where you’ll have better career opportunities after you graduate.

2. Consider the Cost of Education and Living

Studying abroad can be expensive, so you need to consider both the tuition fees and the cost of living in each country. Some countries offer affordable or even free education, while others may have higher costs but better job opportunities. For example:

Germany offers free or low-cost education at public universities, making it an excellent option for students on a budget.

Canada and Australia have affordable education but offer strong post-study work opportunities.

United States and United Kingdom are more expensive, but they have world-class universities and better scholarships.

Make sure to also consider the cost of living, such as accommodation, food, and transportation.

3. Look at Visa and Post-Study Work Opportunities

Your goal may not just be to study abroad but also to gain work experience or even settle in that country after you finish your education. Some countries have more favorable visa and work policies than others. For example:

Canada offers the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), allowing you to work for up to 3 years after graduation.

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Canada, which is bilingual (English and French), but most regions and universities offer English programs.

Ireland, which also provides a welcoming English-speaking environment.

Understanding the culture of the country is also essential. You should choose a country where you feel comfortable living, studying, and making friends. The diversity and support for international students vary from country to country.

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Scholarships can make studying abroad much more affordable, so look for countries and universities that offer financial aid for international students. Many countries have government-funded scholarships, university-specific grants, and private scholarships. For example:

Australia offers the Australia Awards Scholarship, which helps students with tuition and living costs.

UK has several scholarships like the Chevening Scholarship and university-specific awards.

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Research the scholarships available for the country and universities you are considering to see if you qualify for any financial support.

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Quiz Nights & Karaoke Nights in Cambridge

We at The Brook Indian Gastro Pub in Cambridge think that going out to eat is about more than just getting great food. We believe it's about making memories, having fun, and spending time with family and friends. To give our guests more than just a meal, we have a fun Quiz Night in Cambridge every Wednesday and a Karaoke Night in Cambridge every other Friday. The point of these events is to have fun and bring people together in a lively and fun way.

Let's examine what makes Quiz Nights and Karaoke Nights at The Brook such a popular part of Cambridge's nightlife.

Quiz Night in Cambridge: At Brook Indian Gastro Pub

What's Quiz Night?

A quiz night is a social event where people get together in groups to answer questions from different categories. The goal is to win prizes and, of course, the honour of being the best. Teams have to think quickly and work together in this battle of quizzes, facts, and knowledge. We have the best Quiz Nights in Cambridge at The Brook, which are a fun way to spend a Wednesday night, whether you're a trivia fanatic or just looking for something to do. The atmosphere is relaxed but lively, and anyone can join in.

Our Quiz Nights happen every Wednesday at The Brook Indian Gastro Pub starting at 8 PM. Trivia fans from all over Cambridge come together for a night of fun, friendly competition, and hard questions.

What Should You Expect at Quiz Night?

The Atmosphere:

Think about this: Around the cosy table where you and your friends are sitting are other trivia fans and casual quizzers. You all have drinks in your hands and are excited. Our quiz nights have a friendly, open vibe that's great for both first-timers and people who have been to quiz nights before. As the night goes on, you'll be swept up in the excitement, arguing with your team about the right answer and joining the cheers when you get a tough question right.

The Quizmaster:

Our charming quizmaster isn't just there to ask questions; they're what the event is all about. They make sure everyone is having a great time by joking around and setting the mood. Our quizmaster makes sure that there are questions that are easy, medium, and hard so that everyone can find something they can use.

The Questions:

At The Brook's Quiz Nights, you can expect a lot of different types of questions from history to pop culture to sports and more. You might be asked to remember obscure facts about sitcoms from the 1990s, to test your geography skills, or to argue about a difficult song lyric. No matter how good you are at trivia or just want to have fun, our quizzes are made so that everyone can enjoy them.

Spirit of the Team:

Teams work together on Quiz Nights at The Brook. You can make a team with your friends, or if you're by yourself, we'll help you find a group of other quiz fans. Quiz nights are so much fun because you have to work with other people to answer hard questions. Teamwork is important because you don't have to know everything there is to know about every subject. Someone on your team might know the answer you don't.

Prizes:

What's a quiz night without prizes? The biggest prize is beating your opponents and feeling good about it, but we also have some nice prizes for the winning team. Every time a winner comes home, they get something special. It could be free food, drinks, or gift certificates.

Food and Drinks:

The Brook's tasty food and drinks are a must for any night out. Whether you're having one of our famous Indian-inspired dishes or a craft beer, our menu goes well with the lively atmosphere of quiz night. While you take the test, eat some Szechuan Shrimp Lettuce Cups or Mini Masala Dosas.

Karaoke Night in Cambridge: Brook Indian Gastro Pub

What Are Karaoke Nights?

You can let loose, have fun, and belt out your favourite songs at karaoke nights. People can interact with the entertainment by singing along to popular songs while seeing the words on a screen. People all over the world love to sing, and at The Brook Indian Gastro Pub, we bring the party to you every other Friday starting at 8:30 PM with Karaoke Nights in Cambridge.

Karaoke Night in Cambridge at The Brook is a great way to let out your inner rock star, no matter how experienced you are as a performer or how often you sing in the shower. It's not about being perfect; it's about having fun, singing your heart out, and enjoying the company of other people who are going through the same thing.

What Can You Expect at Karaoke Night?

The Stage Is Yours:

Everyone is welcome to take the stage at The Brook because we make it a calm and friendly place. Whether you're singing by yourself or with a group, the mood is all about having fun and not being a professional. The mic is ready, the stage is set, and the crowd is always excited and supportive. Don't be shy—now is your chance to shine!

Choice of Song:

There are a lot of songs to choose from at our Karaoke Nights, from old hits to new chart-toppers. We have what you're looking for, whether you want to listen to Queen, Adele, or an old Bollywood hit. You can sing your favourite ballads, groove to 80s hits, or even get nostalgic with some old hits. There are hundreds of songs to choose from. Everyone can find something they like in music.

The Crowd:

The friendly and lively crowd is one of the best things about Karaoke Nights at The Brook. The energy is always good, whether you're singing or cheering other people on. The crowd laughs, cheers, and supports, so you can be as crazy or calm as you want without worrying about what other people think. The whole point is to enjoy yourself and enjoy the fun of the moment.

Solos and performance by groups:

Karaoke isn't just for one person! Invite your friends to join you on stage for a spectacular duet or group show. Singing with other people can help you get over stage fright and make it more fun as you try to harmonize (or very badly fail to harmonize) with your friends. A great way to please everyone is to sing a group song with your friends. Put on a show that everyone will remember.

Karaoke nights with themes:

We sometimes like to mix things up by having themed karaoke nights where people are asked to sing songs from a certain era, genre, or theme. Our themed karaoke nights, like "80s Night" and "Special Songs," make the fun even more exciting. Check our event calendar to see when these nights are!

Competition that is fun:

Even though Karaoke Nights are just for fun, we do have competitions every once in a while where the winner gets a prize. There are always prizes to be won, whether it's for hitting those high notes, having the best stage presence, or putting on the funniest show. If you want to shine in front of everyone, don't forget to bring your A-game!

Why Attend The Brook Quiz and Karaoke Nights:

A Fun Way to Spend Time With Others:

Quiz Nights and Karaoke Nights are both great ways to meet new people, whether you're chatting over trivia questions or cheering on a karaoke performance. That's the best way to stay in touch with friends or meet new people.

Take a break and have fun:

After a long week, what could be better than singing your favourite song or taking a fun quiz? For everyone, it's just about having fun in a relaxed setting.

Food and drinks that taste great:

Our Indian Gastro Pub Food has an Indian-inspired menu and many different drinks to choose from to make your night better. We'll take care of you whether you want to snack during the quiz or drink cocktails while singing.

A welcoming atmosphere:

People love the Brook Indian Gastro Pub because it has a friendly vibe. You'll feel right at home whether you're good at trivia or new to karaoke.

Create Memories:

Quiz and Karaoke Nights are a great way to make memories with old and new friends. You'll have stories to tell about how you nailed that tough question or hit that perfect note.

Let's get together at The Brook for quiz and karaoke nights!

Want a fun way to start the weekend or a pick-me-up in the middle of the week? Coming to The Brook Indian Gastro Pub? Every Wednesday at 8 PM is Quiz Night, and every other Friday at 8:30 PM is Karaoke Night. No matter if you're singing your heart out or showing off your trivia skills, we promise you'll have a great time with great people. Apart from events we also have started Christmas Menu in Cambridge at the Brook Pub. Those who want to host a party for their friends or corporate Christmas parties can book the venue.

Join us at The Brook for an unforgettable Quiz and Karaoke Nights. Get your friends together, come up with a team name, or pick your favorite karaoke song. We can't wait to see you!

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Welcome to Surya Veg N Dosa, the home of mindful eating in Cambridge. We invite you on an exclusive culinary journey through the vegetarian delights of the South Asian subcontinent. At our one-of-a-kind restaurant, you can indulge in a fusion of flavors that promises a culinary experience unlike any other.

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MBBS in the UK: A Comprehensive Guide for International Students

Pursuing a MBBS in UK is a dream for many international students, particularly from countries like India, where the UK is regarded as one of the top destinations for medical education. The UK’s medical schools are globally recognized for their high academic standards, research opportunities, and cutting-edge healthcare training. If you're considering pursuing an MBBS in the UK, it's essential to understand the cost of MBBS in the UK for Indian students, the mbbs in uk fees, and which are the MCI approved medical colleges in the UK.

This guide provides an in-depth overview of everything you need to know about studying medicine in the UK, including costs, admission procedures, scholarships, and the benefits of pursuing a medical degree in one of the world’s most prestigious educational environments.

Why Study MBBS in the UK?

The UK is home to some of the world's oldest and most prestigious medical schools, many of which rank among the top institutions globally. Pursuing MBBS in the UK offers a multitude of benefits, including:

High-quality education: UK universities provide world-class training with access to modern facilities and top-notch academic staff.

Global recognition: A medical degree from the UK is highly respected across the globe.

Hands-on clinical experience: The UK offers extensive clinical experience in some of the world's best hospitals.

Shorter duration: Compared to other countries, a medical degree in the UK is shorter, typically taking five to six years.

Research opportunities: The UK leads in medical research, allowing students to be at the forefront of groundbreaking discoveries.

Work opportunities: Graduates have the opportunity to work in the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) and globally recognized healthcare systems.

Course Structure for MBBS in the UK

The MBBS in the UK program generally lasts for five to six years, including both theoretical study and clinical practice. Here's a typical breakdown of the course structure:

Pre-clinical years (Years 1-2): Focus on theoretical knowledge of medical sciences, including subjects like anatomy, biochemistry, and physiology.

Clinical years (Years 3-5): Hands-on clinical training in various specializations like surgery, medicine, pediatrics, and more.

Optional Year (Year 6): Some universities offer an optional year of intercalation, allowing students to pursue research or earn an additional degree (e.g., BSc or MSc).

Foundation Training: After completing their degree, students need to undergo two years of supervised practice in the NHS before being licensed as a doctor.

MBBS in UK Fees

When considering studying MBBS in the UK, it is crucial to be aware of the tuition fees. The mbbs in uk fees for international students vary from one university to another. Generally, the tuition fees for international students range from £30,000 to £50,000 per year, depending on the institution and location.

Here are some examples of the annual tuition fees for international students at leading UK medical schools:

University of Oxford: £48,000 per year

University of Cambridge: £58,038 per year

Imperial College London: £45,000 per year

King's College London: £40,000 per year

University of Edinburgh: £32,000 per year

These fees do not include living costs, which vary significantly depending on the city you choose to study in.

Cost of MBBS in the UK for Indian Students

The cost of MBBS in the UK for Indian students goes beyond tuition fees. It includes accommodation, food, transportation, and other living expenses. On average, international students, including Indians, may need around £12,000 to £15,000 per year for living expenses, depending on the city.

Here’s a breakdown of estimated annual costs:

Tuition fees: £30,000 - £50,000

Accommodation: £5,000 - £8,000

Food: £2,000 - £3,000

Transportation: £1,000 - £1,500

Miscellaneous expenses: £1,000 - £2,000

Therefore, the total cost of MBBS in the UK for Indian students can range from £45,000 to £70,000 annually, including both tuition fees and living expenses.

Scholarships for Indian Students

Indian students aspiring to study MBBS in the UK can also explore scholarship opportunities to ease the financial burden. Some well-known scholarships for medical students in the UK include:

Chevening Scholarship: A UK government scholarship for international students offering full funding.

Commonwealth Scholarships: For students from Commonwealth nations pursuing postgraduate studies.

Rhodes Scholarship: A prestigious award for students attending the University of Oxford.

University-specific scholarships: Several UK universities offer scholarships based on merit or need.

Admission Requirements for MBBS in the UK

To pursue MBBS in the UK, students must meet specific academic and language proficiency requirements. These may include:

Academic Requirements: Most universities require students to have completed 10+2 with subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. A minimum score of 85% is usually required.

UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT) or BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT): Most medical schools require students to take one of these exams as part of the admission process.

English Proficiency: A minimum IELTS score of 7.0 or TOEFL score of 100 is required to demonstrate proficiency in English.

Personal Statement: Students need to submit a personal statement outlining their interest in medicine and career aspirations.

Interview: Shortlisted candidates are invited for an interview, which is an essential part of the admission process.

MCI Approved Medical Colleges in the UK

For Indian students planning to return to India after completing their medical degree, it’s essential to know which UK universities are recognized by the Medical Council of India (MCI). The MCI approved medical colleges in the UK ensure that graduates are eligible to practice medicine in India after passing the Foreign Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE).

Some of the MCI approved medical colleges in the UK include:

University of Oxford

University of Cambridge

University of Edinburgh

Imperial College London

King's College London

Graduating from one of these prestigious institutions will enable you to practice both in India and the UK after fulfilling the necessary licensing requirements.

Best Medical Colleges in the UK

Several UK medical schools are ranked among the best in the world, offering exceptional educational opportunities and clinical exposure. Here are some of the top-ranked medical schools for MBBS in the UK:

University of Oxford: Ranked as one of the best universities in the world, it offers a research-focused medical program.

University of Cambridge: Known for its rigorous academic standards, the University of Cambridge offers an excellent medical education.

Imperial College London: Imperial’s medical school is known for its hands-on training and cutting-edge research.

University of Edinburgh: One of the oldest medical schools in the UK, it provides excellent clinical training in diverse healthcare settings.

King’s College London: With close ties to some of the best hospitals in London, King's provides outstanding clinical exposure.

Post-MBBS Career Opportunities in the UK

Upon completing their MBBS in the UK, international students, including Indians, can explore a variety of career paths. Graduates are eligible to apply for the UK Foundation Programme, a two-year postgraduate training that is mandatory to practice medicine in the UK. During this period, you’ll work in NHS hospitals, gaining practical experience in various medical specialties.

After completing the Foundation Programme, students can specialize in different fields like surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry, or general medicine.

Practicing in India

Indian students who graduate with an MBBS in the UK and wish to return to India must clear the Foreign Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE), which is conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE). Clearing this exam is necessary to gain a medical license in India.

Conclusion

Pursuing MBBS in the UK is an excellent option for students seeking a world-class medical education with global recognition. While the mbbs in uk fees and the cost of MBBS in the UK for Indian students can be high, the rewards of a degree from a prestigious UK university far outweigh the expenses. With access to scholarships, excellent career prospects, and the opportunity to practice medicine in the UK or India, an MBBS in the UK is a solid investment in your future as a medical professional.

Students considering studying MBBS Abroad should carefully research their options, ensuring they apply to MCI approved medical colleges in the UK if they plan to return to India to practice.

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