It’s odd how you can sometimes overlook the obvious. When I was working full-time I just didn’t have the time to look around me and appreciate my immediate surroundings, writes Toby Wood from Peterborough Civic Society.
Catch highly rated covers band Velocity (pictured) at Charters - just one of the top local bands livening up Peterborough’s bars, pubs and clubs this weekend.
There’s a huge fundraising concert for a great cause and a musical military themed extravaganza - nt to mention comedy, history and fun galore to be had in and around Peterborough this week,
More than 360 students from 11 Cambridge Meridian Academies Trust schools put on a showcase of singing, dancing and acting at a packed Peterborough New Theatre.
The Sing for Life 2019 women made their debut performance at Stamford Arts Centre at the weekend as part of Peterborough Voices’ Summer Concert, but will take centre stage at The Cresset this Saturday (20th) for a gala charity event supporting Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice.
Noise Boys is the brand-new tap dancing and beatboxing spectacular show that is set to take the Edinburgh Fringe and the world by storm – but its world premiere will be right here in Peterborough at the New Theatre from July 25-27
The plug has been pulled on the three-day Green Meadows Festival, scheduled for the grounds of Elton Hall near Peterborough next month, organisers have confirmed.
Blue skies, a balmy breeze, birdsong, and the gentle swish of water on the bows – a perfect day for members of Crocus Café (Peterborough’s Rotary Memory Café) to set off on their annual adventure on the River Ouse, writes Rotary’s Janet Cooke.
Youngsters at Busy Bees Pre-school in Hodgson Avenue, Werrington, Peterborough, dressed in masks and capes they had made themselves for a superhero-inspired sports day on the nearby playing fields.
You can catch The Gangsters, One Eyed Cats and Dizzy Miss Lizzy’s featuring Gizz Butt live and loud in Peterborough’s pubs and clubs this weekend - plus Nicole Lawrence and Gavin from The Brays will be gracing the summer party at the recently taken over Packhorse in Northborough.
There was a time when a Tom Jones concert involved a lot of suggestive hip gyration as the great man belted out hit after hit as screaming young women charged the stage to throw their knickers at him.
As part of their topic on the 1970s, Year 1 children at Fulbridge Academy in New England, Peterborough, celebrated the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth with a street party in the playground.
