When Peterborough’s Past Won’t Lie Down…
Something old, something new, something beastly and something blue... As Halloween approaches, we take a tour of local spooks...
People
From Karachi, with love…
Shabina Qayyum and her husband Asad both work for the NHS as doctors – Shabina as a busy GP...
John Clare – Peterborough’s Rural Muse
Despite city status and an abiding industrial heritage, Peterborough is a place with deep rural roots. The surrounding countryside...
Right Here Right Now: Who defines failure?
Right Here Right Now is Jumped Up’s second project co-created by their Youth Sounding Board and local artists. The...
My Dog Sighs to host talk and Q&A session at Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery
One of the world’s leading street artists will be signing copies of his new book at Peterborough Museum &...
Mark Grist | Mark Can’t Rap
Mark Grist is an award-winning poet, educator and former Peterborough English teacher who shot to national fame in 2011...
Hidden histories
When lockdown began in March 2020, the Cathedral was getting ready for Easter. The great Christian festival is usually...
Changing room
Each year arts organisation Metal invites a number of artists into residence. The artists spend time in the city...
Why doesn’t Peterborough have an arts centre?
Jumped Up Theatre’s Kate Hall poses the question of Peterborough's lack of an arts centre
Queen Katharine returns
January 2020 sees the return of the Katharine of Aragon Festival, presented by Peterborough Cathedral in association with Vivacity...
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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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Rolls-Royce: Part of Peterborough’s...
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Steam along the Nene
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St Kyneburgha – 900 years young!
