The Olly Murs outdoor summer concert at Peterborough’s Embankment, on 2 June, has become the ‘right place right time’ for pop fans to see both Olly and Ed Drewett perform at the same concert.

Peterborough Lido outdoor swimming pool is poised to be officially reopened for the summer on Saturday (25 May).

Peterborough’s environmental credentials will be on display during the week-long 2013 Green Festival, which will kick off in fine style this weekend (25th May – Sunday 2nd June).

In this week’s Peterborough Telegraph (published 23 May): We have teamed up with Millie’s Cookies to offer every reader 1 free cookie.

There is a new dining experience for Peterborough foodies and theatregoers alike as Cafe Clarkes opens its doors to the public on Friday (24 May).

Thousands of years of history will be brought to life with the return of the popular Peterborough Heritage Festival.

The Levity Festival is exploding into life with new entertainment and competitions constantly being added to the line-up.

Thousands of motorbike enthusiasts flocked to Peterborough this weekend for the annual BMF event.

John Baker enjoys a weekend in a Norfolk country cottage: The names of some of the options offered by Kett Country Cottages say it all: Appletree Barn, Moon Beam, Pebbles and Poppies, and Berry Thatch.

Richard Kendall visits The Hoste, Burnham Market: The north Norfolk coast is an impressive display of nature, endless beaches and cosy villages, an ideal getaway location.

In this week’s Peterborough Telegraph: We’ve teamed up with Merlin Entertainments Group to bring you a 2 for 1 offer at leading UK attractions.

Expert Ross Priddle gave a Lincolnshire Longwool a masterful make-over in time for summer, during a packed demonstration of sheep shearing at Sacrewell Farm and Country Centre.

Two titans of UK cricket present a side-splitting show full of memories from within the Test Match Special commentary boxes.

The last time I went to the Gordon Arms was the night before my wedding. Almost eight years on I returned ... with the same woman.

Cambridgeshire’s newest festival makes its debut on an historic date this weekend (May 18 and 19).

Burghley Game and Country Fair returns for the May Bank Holiday (May 26/27) in Stamford.

Sofasonic, Trouble with Tuesday, and Uncertain Midnight are among the acts at The Peacock Music Festival on Saturday (May 18).

Camel Toe, Villain, Hollow Bodies and Tower of Cows are Friday night’s (May 17) performers in the Green Room Live Sessions at Radius Bar.

The popular Coates Village Show is set to make a comeback this summer.

Top prizes will be up for grabs as a popular community bingo night returns.