New World comes to the autumn concert
The City of Peterborough Symphony Orchestra’s autumn concert on Sunday, October 15, 3pm-5pm, starts with a specially requested piece...
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Celebrate summer with a visit to Peterborough Cathedral
Whatever the weather, it’s good to make the most of the summer months by living life at a more...
#SummerFun | Become a ‘Time Explorer’ at Peterborough Cathedral
With the school summer holidays fast approaching, Peterborough Cathedral is recruiting “Time Explorers” aged 8-13 years for an action...
It’s gym o’clock!
So, you want to get fit for summer but think you can’t accommodate it in your busy schedule? Think...
CPSO to play score for Somme film
On Saturday, 17 June at The Voyager Academy, Walton, The City of Peterborough Symphony Orchestra will be playing a...
#SummerFun | Heritage Festival events
A cornucopia of historical delights to complement Heritage Festival weekend (10 – 24 June)
#SummerFun | Peterborough, prepare for battle!
The nation is divided. The Crown is at war with Parliament. In Royalist Peterborough, destruction is wrought upon the...
Burghley House: Elizabethan magnificence
The new season at Burghley House promises more reasons than ever to visit this remarkable Elizabethan gem, proudly resplendent...
The night the bombs fell on Peterborough
On 10 May 1941, Britain experienced the heaviest night of bombing of the entire Blitz. While Peterborough got off...
Peterborough Cathedral’s underground story…
The 18th and 19th century Cathedral authorities who thought it was a good idea to back fill the inconveniently...
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Celebrations for 900 years of St Kyneburgha
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Introducing Must Farm: A Bronze Age Settlement
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Peterborough’s very own Deep-Sea Monster
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Perkins Engines – Built in Peterborough
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From Karachi, with love…
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Steam along the Nene
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St Kyneburgha – 900 years young!
