Arts

Claire Eason's giant light poppy.

Watch: Beautiful 300ft high poppy display set against Northern Lights

With The Telegraph publishing their 48 UK counties list, what areas of the UK came out on top in the fields of history and culture in 2024?

The 9 most desirable English counties for history and culture

Nathan and his team at the Small Business Awards.

Award success for Nathan Murdoch as he teases new projects

Jay Gearing, who is among those calling for the council to reverse their decision to evict arts groups from the cottage

Petition started in bid to save Peterborough arts centre threatened with closure

Jordan Banjo attends the premiere event for M&M'S Short Film Festival. The initiative sets to promote the next generation of up-and-coming filmmakers

60% of film fans say misrepresentation of minorities has ruined a film

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Family activities to do for £5 or less this May half-term

Celebrated children's author Frank Cottrell-Boyce reading at a Children's Bookshow event at Newcastle in 2022 (image: The Children's Bookshow)

Much-loved children’s author Frank Cottrell-Boyce is coming to the New Theatre!

Artwork created at a previous Arts on Prescription programme

Arts on Prescription returns to Peterborough this spring

Three 'curious idols' have been revealed at South Bank, London

Over 8 in 10 adults claim they’re still eager to learn new things

Incredible earth mural appears at a Jurassic Coast quarry

Orchestras from the UK and Canada will unite as the Coronation Orchestra for the coronation of King Charles III

All the new music and performers for King Charles’ coronation ceremony

Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers (Wet Leg), Central Cee and Simona Tabasco are among the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe class of 2023.

Forbes 30 under 30 Europe class of 2023 revealed

Romesh Ranganathan will perform at the 2023 Latitude Festival

Latitude Festival announces new music names and huge comedy bill

The theatre has become too expensive for many parents

Charity survey finds almost half of parents unable to afford theatre

The Big Jubilee Read celebrates books by authors from across the Commonwealth (photo: Adobe)

The Big Jubilee Read: 70 years' worth of books to inspire you this summer

More than 600 more workers joined company payrolls in Peterborough between June and July, new figures reveal. Photo: PA

Employment in Peterborough rises further above pre-pandemic levels
Employment in Peterborough rose further above pre-pandemic levels last month as hundreds of workers joined company payrolls, figures show
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‘Wonder Women’ is a project to support women overcome the effects of Covid-19

‘Wonder Women’ project launched to support Peterborough women suffering from Cov...

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Peterborough may get running activity park as leisure services to remain under c...

Eddie Cochran

Following the three steps to music heaven

The Key Theatre

Peterborough leisure services transfer to council completed

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Today is World Teachers' Day - here's what that means and how the world is celeb...

Beauty and the Beast panto at the Key Theatre. EMN-190412-221304009

The Show Must Go On: Theatre is part of our heritage - treasure it like never be...

Ishfaq Hussain and Jagoda Kwiatkowska who went across Peterborough collecting donations

Arts and crafts donations help Peterborough residents during lockdown

Mother’s Day may be a little different this year, with the government urging people to implement social distancing and avoid bars and restaurants (Photo: Shutterstock)

12 indoor ideas for Mother’s Day 2020 amid coronavirus outbreak

Here are some ways to keep your kids happy and busy at home during school closur...

Peterborough Drama Festival 2017 at the Salvation Army Citadel. Pupils from Castor C E primary school performing in choral speaking class. EMN-170303-182632009

Can you help save the 90-year-old Peterborough Drama Festival?

Kids get bored after just ten days of the summer holidays
Parents beware - the average child will utter their first '˜I'm bored '¦' just TEN DAYS into the summer holidays.
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Russell Howard and Josh Widdicombe to headline Latitude Festival comedy stage