Wisbech

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The Party present a night of quality soul and Motown dance-floor favourites from the 60’s and 70’s with a touch of Northern Soul, too!

Awards have been presented to hardworking Fenland cadets.

An exciting project to help Chatteris youngsters learn more about the lives of teenage evacuees in the Second World War has won Lottery funding.

Chatteris

Upwell Playing Field Committee are holding some sports sessions during the school holidays at the village playing field.

Crisp packets, decks of cards and unwanted bits of paper were transformed into fantastic fashions by ingenious March school pupils.

Staff at a Fenland out of school club are celebrating after getting top marks from education inspectors.

Veterans and people across Fenland are being urged to support a service which is being held to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

Special services will be held at Fenland war memorials during the summer to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

A Wisbech road is hoped to be partially re-opened later today (Monday, August 3) after a burst water main.

Loud cannon fire and roaring medieval battles brought a sleepy Fenland village to life at the weekend.

Salad days – so how about some coleslaw?

Fuchsias – one of the most popular of plants for hanging baskets and pots, with ‘ballerina’ blooms in so many shades of pinks, violets, purples, red, orange and white.

Windows 10 launched on Wednesday. But many of you may still be asking “Should I upgrade?”

We all love a bargain. However, for every excellent purchase, if we are to be honest, there are as many times when we have bought goods which are sub-standard.

Part of Norwich Road in Wisbech has been closed this morning following a burst water main and gas leak.

On the way to church I was most impressed to see a group of volunteers busily sprucing Wisbech up in preparation for the In Bloom judges visit.

Now is the time for all good men and women to come to the aid of the Party.

Scarecrows did not frighten off visitors to an allotment open day.