FDC spending on Golf Lessons
Anyone see the despatches report of earlier tonight about how councils waste money? Apparently ...
MORE than 1,500 people lined Fenland’s roads to watch more than more than 140 elite riders, including Olympians and Tour de France stage winners, push themselves to the limit in Britain’s longest single day road race on Sunday.
GARDEN nursery worker Lee Ollington described how he rushed to help a collision victim reliant on first aid “I’d picked up from watching programmes on TV”.
A ROW over the painting of community flower tubs in Benwick has landed a parish councillor in front of Fenland District Council’s conduct committee next week.
A FUNDRAISING campaign has been set up in memory of a popular Big Issue seller who died earlier this year.
PLANS for Fenland District Council to build 22 new homes on a disused allotment in March have been replaced with a plan for Roddons to build 31.
A LAST-minute surge to attract even more entries to our fifth Fenland Enterprise Business Awards has begun.
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GARDEN nursery worker Lee Ollington described how he rushed to help a collision victim reliant on first aid “I’d picked up from watching programmes on TV”.
GARDEN nursery worker Lee Ollington described how he rushed to help a collision victim reliant on first aid “I’d picked up from watching programmes on TV”.
MORE than 1,500 people lined Fenland’s roads to watch more than more than 140 elite riders, including Olympians and Tour de France stage winners, push themselves to the limit in Britain’s longest single day road race on Sunday.
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THEY feared a sonic boom 24 hours earlier but it was more of a tonic boom as Cambridge Arts Theatre lifted the curtains on Dreamboats and Petticoats.
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