Drink and Draw
Our next Drink and Draw event at The Barley Mow is in November.
Richard Slade has over 20 years experience in the design industry working in the public, private and charity sectors with some of the top names in design.
He produces highly creative work for brands and organisations across the UK and his work covers a wide range of disciplines, including web, print and corporate identity. As well as extending his skills in to both marketing and project management, Richard is also a highly capable photographer and illustrator.
Our next Drink and Draw event at The Barley Mow is in November.
The Heartbeat of St Neots sculpture is taking shape. We visited artist Paul Pibworth at his workshop to film the making process and talk about the ideas behind the piece.
Due to unforeseen circumstances with the venue, we have had to postpone this show.
Join us this Wednesday morning for a relaxed, productive coworking session hosted by Irene Ruby. We’ve moved to the Chaii Hub for this week’s session.
This month’s Neotists Drink and Draw swapped patterns for portraits, and the room was buzzing for it.
Neotists CIC is delighted to announce that Rachel Tackley MBE has become its newest patron.
A huge well done to all the Cathys dancing with such joyous hearts in the hot weather as The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever returned for its second year
In celebration of our town’s culture and heritage, we have submitted a digital postcard to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS). You can view our entry alongside others from across the country on the official UK Town of Culture Digital Map.
St Neots is to receive a permanent public sculpture after the town council voted at its full council meeting on 23 June 2026 to approve the Heartbeat of St Neots commission.
Funny timing: this week, the UK Town of Culture asked every bidding town to send in a postcard capturing the spirit of their place. We’ve kind of already done that.
Another successful CEO Breakfast took place at Burgess Hall in April, this time shining a light on the visitor economy and the opportunities it brings for our district.
This week in Parliament, our MP Ian Sollom told the House of Commons that St Neots is the fastest growing town in Cambridgeshire, and that our community-led festival has attracted 35,000 people in recent years — “demonstrating the extraordinary cultural energy of the town.”
A new exhibition at St Neots Museum brings together over 100 postcard-sized artworks.
Richard Slade, co-founder of Neotists CIC and Mayor of St Neots, joined Nigel Pauley on Black Cat Radio’s Your Voice to talk about the town’s bid to become UK Town of Culture 2028.
St Neots’ bid to become UK Town of Culture 2028 has received a significant boost, with Cambridgeshire County Council voting to formally support the town’s expression of interest at its full council meeting.
Our map tracking publicly announced bids for the inaugural UK Town of Culture 2028 title has revealed the extraordinary scale of interest in the competition, with close to 100 towns across the UK having shared their intentions ahead of the 31 March deadline.
Neotists CIC have 30 organisations that have shown their support for St Neots to become the UK Town of Culture 2028.
St Neots Town Council has formally resolved its support for the town’s bid to become the UK Town of Culture 2028, following a full council meeting on 24 February 2026.
St Neots is bidding to become the UK Town of Culture 2028, and we want to hear from you.
St Neots Museum is hosting a pop-up postcard exhibition organised by Neotists
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