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Showing posts with label Peterborough. Show all posts
Thursday, August 05, 2021
Queensgate Peterborough Cambridgeshire
Queensgate Peterborough Cambridgeshire
Queensgate Peterborough Cambridgeshire, its a shame John Lewis chose to close its branch here after spending 9 million on a refit. Staff are still working on packing up all the stock it looks a big job. Work has also started on the £300 million extension
Swans and The River Nene Peterborough Cambridgeshire
Swans and The River Nene Peterborough Cambridgeshire
Old Signs and Ghost Sign Peterborough Woolworths T. K. Maxx and COOP
Old Signs and Ghost Sign Peterborough Woolworths T. K. Maxx and COOP
East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust and Cambridgeshire Police at River Nene Peterborough Yesterday
East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust and Cambridgeshire Police at River Nene Peterborough Yesterday.
Thursday, November 17, 2016
2nd Wittering Scout Groups Christmas Fair Wittering Parish Hall, Townsend Road, Wittering, Peterborough, PE8 6DX
2nd Wittering Scout Groups Christmas Fair
Saturday, November 19th
2nd Wittering Scout Groups Christmas Fair
19th Nov 2016
Wittering Parish Hall, Townsend Road, Wittering, Peterborough, PE8 6DX
12:00 - 15:30
Lots of activities for the Children (& Adults) to get involved with including decorating plates for Father Christmas and Rudolf, letter writing to Father Christmas, Father Christmas himself in his Grotto, Raffle, Tombola's, Refreshments provided by the Wittering Women's Institute
A Variety of stalls including Crafts, Bric-a-Brac & games for all.
Contact: Gillian Amos 07801575314 or gill33@btinternet.com
Price: FREE
Saturday, November 19th
2nd Wittering Scout Groups Christmas Fair
19th Nov 2016
Wittering Parish Hall, Townsend Road, Wittering, Peterborough, PE8 6DX
12:00 - 15:30
Lots of activities for the Children (& Adults) to get involved with including decorating plates for Father Christmas and Rudolf, letter writing to Father Christmas, Father Christmas himself in his Grotto, Raffle, Tombola's, Refreshments provided by the Wittering Women's Institute
A Variety of stalls including Crafts, Bric-a-Brac & games for all.
Contact: Gillian Amos 07801575314 or gill33@btinternet.com
Price: FREE
Friday, September 18, 2015
Peterborough Cat Rescue Homing Day Nuvet, Hedley House, Rightwell, Bretton, Peterborough, PE3 8DJ
Peterborough Cat Rescue Homing Day
Saturday September 19th 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
If you're looking to give a loving home to a cat or kitten then we're looking for you. Come and meet our cats and kittens ready for their furrever home
Nuvet, Hedley House,
Rightwell,
Bretton, Peterborough,
PE3 8DJ
Saturday September 19th 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
If you're looking to give a loving home to a cat or kitten then we're looking for you. Come and meet our cats and kittens ready for their furrever home
Nuvet, Hedley House,
Rightwell,
Bretton, Peterborough,
PE3 8DJ
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Welbourne School Werrington, Peterborough, Valentine Indoor Boot Fair, Mill House Animal Sanctuary Winter Food Appeal
Valentine Indoor Boot Fair
Saturday February 14th
1pm til 3pm
Welbourne School, Goodwin Walk, Werrington, Peterborough PE4 6NR
In support of Mill House Animal Sanctuary Winter Food Appeal
20p Admission
Valentine Tombola
Foyer Tea Bar
Stalls selling all kinds of items new and used.
Tel:01733 573057
Price: 20pence
Welbourne School
Goodwin Walk
Werrington, Peterborough
PE4 6NR
Saturday February 14th
1pm til 3pm
Welbourne School, Goodwin Walk, Werrington, Peterborough PE4 6NR
In support of Mill House Animal Sanctuary Winter Food Appeal
20p Admission
Valentine Tombola
Foyer Tea Bar
Stalls selling all kinds of items new and used.
Tel:01733 573057
Price: 20pence
Welbourne School
Goodwin Walk
Werrington, Peterborough
PE4 6NR
Friday, January 23, 2015
Sacrewell open day, Great North Road, Peterborough, PE6 8HJ
Sacrewell open day
Great North Road
Peterborough
PE6 8HJ
Saturday January 24th
Roll up, roll up, to find out what’s in store at Sacrewell in 2015 as the centre opens its doors for free for one day only.
On 24 January, admission fees will be wavered into Sacrewell so that staff can tell all visitors about what they have in store for what promises to be a very exciting year, and start the year with some great promotional offers.
Visitors will be able to find out about planned events for the year including a star party on 21 February, a traditional spring fair on 3 and 4 May and tons of summer fun.
Marketing executive Megan Allen said: “Sacrewell is part of the William Scott Abbott Trust, now in its 51st year as a local food and farming charity.
“We want to offer this opportunity to everyone who has visited Sacrewell in the past or has never been and is curious to see what we have here, so that they can discover for themselves that Sacrewell has something for everyone. From heritage enthusiasts to young parents, budding photographers to animal lovers, we’ve got it covered.”
Sacrewell’s HLF Watermill Project is due to be completed in May and at the half-way point, project officers will be talking to visitors about what has happened and the next steps, as well as our grand plans to re-launch the mill later in the year.
If you are interested in camping and caravanning, birthday parties or school visits, you can pick up plenty of information, or book your event in advance.
Speak to the team at Origin8 at Sacrewell to find out about their catering options and sample a taster of what they have on offer.
The Playbarn will of course be open, and for one day only we’ll be running a membership offer for new customers who can take advantage of a 20 per cent discount off their membership.
Mrs Allen added: “A lot of people in the area think they know Sacrewell and have us pinned as a farm park for children but we’re not. We hope that after our open day, people will see us in a new light and will be paying us a visit more often.
“We’re really looking forward to seeing some old faces among the new as well, and hope they’ll become regulars in the near future.”
Price: Free
Great North Road
Peterborough
PE6 8HJ
Saturday January 24th
Roll up, roll up, to find out what’s in store at Sacrewell in 2015 as the centre opens its doors for free for one day only.
On 24 January, admission fees will be wavered into Sacrewell so that staff can tell all visitors about what they have in store for what promises to be a very exciting year, and start the year with some great promotional offers.
Visitors will be able to find out about planned events for the year including a star party on 21 February, a traditional spring fair on 3 and 4 May and tons of summer fun.
Marketing executive Megan Allen said: “Sacrewell is part of the William Scott Abbott Trust, now in its 51st year as a local food and farming charity.
“We want to offer this opportunity to everyone who has visited Sacrewell in the past or has never been and is curious to see what we have here, so that they can discover for themselves that Sacrewell has something for everyone. From heritage enthusiasts to young parents, budding photographers to animal lovers, we’ve got it covered.”
Sacrewell’s HLF Watermill Project is due to be completed in May and at the half-way point, project officers will be talking to visitors about what has happened and the next steps, as well as our grand plans to re-launch the mill later in the year.
If you are interested in camping and caravanning, birthday parties or school visits, you can pick up plenty of information, or book your event in advance.
Speak to the team at Origin8 at Sacrewell to find out about their catering options and sample a taster of what they have on offer.
The Playbarn will of course be open, and for one day only we’ll be running a membership offer for new customers who can take advantage of a 20 per cent discount off their membership.
Mrs Allen added: “A lot of people in the area think they know Sacrewell and have us pinned as a farm park for children but we’re not. We hope that after our open day, people will see us in a new light and will be paying us a visit more often.
“We’re really looking forward to seeing some old faces among the new as well, and hope they’ll become regulars in the near future.”
Price: Free
Saturday, November 08, 2014
Rutland Sinfonia – Remembering the Fallen, St Peter’s Church, Oundle Church St, Oundle, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire PE8 4EE
Rutland Sinfonia – Remembering the Fallen
Saturday 22nd November 2014 7-30pm
St Peter’s Church, Oundle Church St, Oundle, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire PE8 4EE
Conductor – Paul Hilliam
Cello – Eduardo Vassallo Principal Cello City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
Soprano – Marian Porter
Butterworth – A Shropshire Lad
Elgar – Cello Concerto
Vaughan Williams – Symphony No 3 ‘Pastoral’
Tickets: £12 (in advance £10), Concessions £10 (in advance £8), Children and students in full time education £2
Available on the door, and from Oundle Concerts, Oundle Box Office, (Oundle International Festival Office), 4 New Street, Oundle, PE8 4ED
Phone Madeleine Stanley 01780 752031
St. Peter’s Church, renowned for its superb acoustic, will again provide the ideal venue for this concert commemorating the centenary of the start of the Great War.
Eduardo Vassallo will be our soloist in Elgar’s autumnal Cello Concerto and soprano Marian Porter in Vaughan Williams’ 3rd Symphony ‘Pastoral’. Butterworth lost his life in the trenches and we perform ‘A Shropshire Lad’ as a tribute to the fallen in what was meant to be “The war to end all wars”.
In association with The Royal British Legion
www.rutlandsinfonia.org.uk
Saturday 22nd November 2014 7-30pm
St Peter’s Church, Oundle Church St, Oundle, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire PE8 4EE
Conductor – Paul Hilliam
Cello – Eduardo Vassallo Principal Cello City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
Soprano – Marian Porter
Butterworth – A Shropshire Lad
Elgar – Cello Concerto
Vaughan Williams – Symphony No 3 ‘Pastoral’
Tickets: £12 (in advance £10), Concessions £10 (in advance £8), Children and students in full time education £2
Available on the door, and from Oundle Concerts, Oundle Box Office, (Oundle International Festival Office), 4 New Street, Oundle, PE8 4ED
Phone Madeleine Stanley 01780 752031
St. Peter’s Church, renowned for its superb acoustic, will again provide the ideal venue for this concert commemorating the centenary of the start of the Great War.
Eduardo Vassallo will be our soloist in Elgar’s autumnal Cello Concerto and soprano Marian Porter in Vaughan Williams’ 3rd Symphony ‘Pastoral’. Butterworth lost his life in the trenches and we perform ‘A Shropshire Lad’ as a tribute to the fallen in what was meant to be “The war to end all wars”.
In association with The Royal British Legion
www.rutlandsinfonia.org.uk
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Indoor and Outdoor Boot Fair, Mill House Animal Sanctuary, National Autistic Society, Welbourne School Goodwin Walk Werrington, Peterborough
Indoor and Outdoor Boot Fair
Saturday June 21st
Selling all kinds of everything from old to new all of this is in aid of Mill House Animal Sanctuary along with a Children's Fun Garden with a bouncy castle, cakes, sweets and face painting to aid the National Autistic Society P'bro & District Branch
1pm till 3pm
Welbourne School, Goodwin Walk, Werrington, P'bro. PE4 6NR
Saturday 21st June
Snack Bar
Entry 20p
Strictly booking £5 a pitch phone P'bro 573 057
Price: 20p £5 a pitch
Welbourne School
Goodwin Walk
Werrington, Peterborough
PE4 6NR
Saturday June 21st
Selling all kinds of everything from old to new all of this is in aid of Mill House Animal Sanctuary along with a Children's Fun Garden with a bouncy castle, cakes, sweets and face painting to aid the National Autistic Society P'bro & District Branch
1pm till 3pm
Welbourne School, Goodwin Walk, Werrington, P'bro. PE4 6NR
Saturday 21st June
Snack Bar
Entry 20p
Strictly booking £5 a pitch phone P'bro 573 057
Price: 20p £5 a pitch
Welbourne School
Goodwin Walk
Werrington, Peterborough
PE4 6NR
Monday, April 14, 2014
Key Comedy Nights - Paul McCaffrey At Key Studio, Peterborough
Key Comedy Nights - Paul McCaffrey
At Key Studio
Saturday 26 April at 7.45pm
Key Studio
Key Theatre, Embankment Road, Peterborough, PE1 1EF
Box Office: 01733 207239
Star of Impractical Jokers BBC THREE
Paul McCaffrey has quickly established himself as one of the most exciting acts around, winning both The London Paper and the Latitude Festival new act competitions.
Top drawer, anecdotal stand-up comedy. Warm and cheeky wit with likeability in bucket loads.
“He has charm, charisma and success written all over him” Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard
Plus high quality support from Steve Hall (Member of sketch supergroup We Are Klang) and rising star Fern Brady (As seen on Stewart Lee’s Alternative Comedy Experience)
Suitable for ages 16+
At Key Studio
Saturday 26 April at 7.45pm
Key Studio
Key Theatre, Embankment Road, Peterborough, PE1 1EF
Box Office: 01733 207239
Star of Impractical Jokers BBC THREE
Paul McCaffrey has quickly established himself as one of the most exciting acts around, winning both The London Paper and the Latitude Festival new act competitions.
Top drawer, anecdotal stand-up comedy. Warm and cheeky wit with likeability in bucket loads.
“He has charm, charisma and success written all over him” Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard
Plus high quality support from Steve Hall (Member of sketch supergroup We Are Klang) and rising star Fern Brady (As seen on Stewart Lee’s Alternative Comedy Experience)
Suitable for ages 16+
Marty Wilde At Key Theatre, Peterborough
Marty Wilde At Key Theatre, Peterborough
Sat 19 Apr 7:30pm
Key Theatre
Embankment Road, Peterborough, PE1 1EF
Box Office: 01733 207239
One of the greatest names of 50s and 60s music makes a welcome return to the Key Theatre, looking back at a career spanning over fifty years of Rock and Roll.
Join Marty as he presents a stunning evening of Rock memories from his own vaults, and also pays homage to friends who helped shape the nature of British Rock and Roll. Including his personal favourites…. Bad Boy, Jesamine, Teenager in Love, Rubber Ball, Jezabel, Sea of Love, and many many more.
Sat 19 Apr 7:30pm
Key Theatre
Embankment Road, Peterborough, PE1 1EF
Box Office: 01733 207239
One of the greatest names of 50s and 60s music makes a welcome return to the Key Theatre, looking back at a career spanning over fifty years of Rock and Roll.
Join Marty as he presents a stunning evening of Rock memories from his own vaults, and also pays homage to friends who helped shape the nature of British Rock and Roll. Including his personal favourites…. Bad Boy, Jesamine, Teenager in Love, Rubber Ball, Jezabel, Sea of Love, and many many more.
Peterborough parkrun, Ferry Meadows Country Park, Peterborough, Weekly, Ham Lane, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE2 5UU
What is Peterborough parkrun?
It is a 5km run - it's you against the clock.
When is it?
Every Saturday at 9:00am.
Where is it?
It's run in Ferry Meadows Country Park, Ham Lane, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE2 5UU. See Course page for more details.
What does it cost to join in?
Nothing - it's free! but please register before your first run. Only ever register with parkrun once. Don't forget to bring a printed copy of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you won't get a time.
How fast do I have to be?
We all run for our own enjoyment. Please come along and join in whatever your pace!
Peterborough parkrun needs you!
It is entirely organised by volunteers - emailpeterboroughhelpers@parkrun.com to help.
We're friendly!
Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee in the Ferry Meadows Café, show you barcode and get a 10% discount - please come and join us!
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