Archive for March 2007
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Award-Winning Show Comes To Ely
Posted Sunday, March 4th, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
An award-winning one–woman show comes to King’s on Wednesday 14 March when Rohan McCullogh presents Testament of Youth, based on the life of Vera Brittain. The dramatic and moving piece won [continued]
Ever Get The Feeling Of Déjà Vu?
Posted Monday, March 5th, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
Ely Online: April 2nd 2006: Absolutely Quackers - ECDC To Suffocate Ducks: In a move that King Herod would be proud of, East Cambridgeshire District Council plans to suck the life [continued]
Ely Scholars Prepare For Historic Hoop Trundle
Posted Monday, March 5th, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
Ely King’s and Queen’s Scholars are preparing for one of the most fiercely contested events in the King's School school calendar – the annual Hoop Trundle. The scholars, in their scarlet [continued]
Ely Sinfonia in Ely Cathedral
Posted Wednesday, March 7th, 2007 by Rosemary Westwell
Ely Sinfonia presented a refreshing concert in Ely Cathedral on Saturday 3rd March 2007. An attractive programme of music with Spanish connections offered works by Chabrier, Rodrigo and Dvorak that [continued]
Ely’s Four-Pint Bridge World Record Attempt
Posted Wednesday, March 14th, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
The next time you pour the last dregs of milk from your four-pint milk carton don't throw it away as you can be part of an ambitious project to build [continued]
Relax, Enjoy, Recycle In Jubilee Gardens
Posted Monday, March 19th, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
Visitors,who come to the Jubilee Gardens in Ely to relax, read a newspaper and drink a bottle of water, now have somewhere to recycle their items when they have finished. The [continued]
BBC’S Countryfile Visit’s Ely Cathedral
Posted Monday, March 19th, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
Last week, BBC's popular countryside and environmental show 'Countryfile' themed a whole episode from Ely. The show started with a fascinating interview with Ely Cathedral curator, John Webster. The interview can [continued]
The Ely Cookery Lectures By Alison Sloane
Posted Wednesday, March 21st, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
Food throughout history has had a huge effect on the culture and development of nations from the Irish potato famine to the success of conquering armies to the introduction of [continued]
Swimming Sessions A Success For The Disabled
Posted Thursday, March 22nd, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
After a successful trial, swimming sessions especially for people with disabilities and their families has had over 170 users since they began in the winter. The session which runs on Sundays [continued]
Ely Book Launch For Patrick Lennon’s Corn Dolls
Posted Saturday, March 24th, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield
April 19th see the book launch of Corn Dolls, a chilling and atmospheric debut from an exciting new talent in crime fiction, Patrick Lennon. Set in Cambridge and surrounding fenland, [continued]
