the diarist Samuel Pepys. The building is now the Cromwell Museum, run by Cambridgeshire County Council. Legends Hinchingbrooke House, once a convent, is said to be haunted. The bridge over the Alconbury Brook named Nun's Bridge is said also to be haunted, by one of the nuns who once lived at the convent. She is said often to be accompanied by another ghost that resembles a nurse. The myth goes that the nun had a monk-lover who caused them to be murdered. Education The local primary schools are Hartford Junior School, Huntingdon Primary School, Thongsley Fields Primary School, St John's Primary School, Stukeley Meadows Primary School and Cromwell Academy Primary School. Spring Common School is a special-needs school. Secondary schools include St Peter's School and Hinchingbrooke School. Further education colleges include Huntingdonshire Regional College, Hinchingbrooke School sixth-form college and St Peter's sixth form. Transport Rail Huntingdon railway station has direct services to London Kings Cross station, trains take just over an hour on modern trains. It is served by Great Northern. Thameslink services between Horsham in West Sussex and Peterborough via Blackfriars and St Pancras in London run every half hour. Bus There are direct bus services to Peterborough, St Neots, Ramsey, St Ives and Cambridge, and within the town and to Hinchingbrooke Hospital. Most buses are provided by Stagecoach East and Whippet. Air Luton and Stansted airports are within . Religious sites There are four Church of England churches in Huntingdon, once there were more, which together with those in the adjacent villages Great and Little Stukeley are members of the Huntingdon Team Ministry in the Diocese of Ely. The four are All Saints' (next to the Market Square), St Mary's (opposite Pathfinder House), St Barnabas (on the Oxmoor estate) and All Saints', Hartford. Huntingdon Methodist Church is in the High Street. Medway Christian Fellowship is based on Medway Road. Sport The highest-ranking football club, Huntingdon Town, plays in the United Counties League. Huntingdon United RGE plays in the Cambridgeshire League. Notable residents Names are in birth order. Data are from the subject's Wikipedia article except where referenced. Arts and entertainment Henry Compton (Charles Mackenzie, 1805–1877), actor, born in Huntingdon George Mackley (1900–1983), wood engraver, born in Huntingdon Terry Reid, (born 1949), rock vocalist and guitarist, born in Huntingdon The Charlottes (formed 1988), indie rock band formed in Huntingdon. Ceara O'Neill (born 1990), actor and musician, born in Huntingdon