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Friends of Rings End Nature Reserve

PEOPLE are invited to a special event where they can help plan the future for one of March’s best loved nature reserves.

Specialists at Fenland CAB

FENLAND Citizens Advice Bureau held a special ‘Tea and Cakes’ event on Friday in a bid to promote the centre’s specialist services.

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Celebrate age

WOULD your community group like to be involved in this year’s Cambridgeshire Celebrates Age which takes place during the month of October each year?

Town council agrees loos take-over

THE take-over of March’s City Road toilets by the town council split members at Monday night’s meeting.

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March Festival Princess Olivia Carpenter and Attendant Lucy Cross

Cheque presentation at the Swann pub �1500 to NICU and �1500 to Critical Care equipment fund at QEH
left to right front Sarah Grant with Willow Fowler, Paul Fryett, Julie Allen and Angela Willis
left to right back James Fowler, Carol Underwood and Henry Ward

Charity cheques from Swan

IT was presentation time at the Swan Inn at Parson Drove on Friday when customers and landlady Angela Willis handed over a total of £3,000.

I WOULD like to bring to your attention the closing statement in an article ‘Truancy sweeps for Fenland’ (Citizen May 2) in which Education Welfare Officer Julie Rutterford is reported as saying ‘Parents have a legal duty to ensure their child or children are attending school regularly’.

Moontee Sinquah (left), Scott Sinquah and Sampson Sinquah (right) from Arizona at the Native American Indian Awareness Day at Westwood Junior School.

Drums and dance at Native American event

THE exotic culture of the Native American Indians was bought to March on Saturday with a special awareness day.

Petsearch animals

PETSEARCH Fenland Branch has the following animals on its register this week.

Worried about Ouse wildlife

IT had to happen, the last bastion of safe refuge along the Ouse Washes for many thousands of migratory birds is under attack from wind turbines.

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