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Northey Road, Peterborough
Travel back 3,500 years to discover what life was like for our prehistoric ancestors at the finest Bronze Age archaeological site in Northern Europe.
PETERBOROUGH
You probably know us as a lovely place for children to see the animals, run around in beautiful countryside and let off steam in our state-of-the-art playbarn – but there’s a lot more to Sacrewell.
Stamford
A thriving multi-arts venue located in Stamford, Lincolnshire, UK. We also house the Stamford Tourist Information Centre.
Hampton, Peterborough
Lamphouse Theatre is a Peterborough based theatre company committed to making work for Peterborough, touring the surrounding areas and nationally. Our shows are for everyone: adults, kids, families, grandparents, couples, mates, groups,…
PETERBOROUGH
Based at the Planet Ice Arena in Bretton (PE3 8YN), Phantoms compete in the National Ice Hockey League (NIHL). The majority of home fixtures are played on Sunday evenings, with a small number played on Saturdays and mid-week. The regular season…
PETERBOROUGH
Enjoy travelling through some beautiful countryside surrounding Peterborough.
There are rural and Cotswold like quaint villages steeped in history and you can see them from the comfort of your seat whilst enjoying Afternoon Tea.
Route 1:…
Priestgate
City Gallery is situated in Peterborough Museum, Peterborough City Centre, on Priestgate, a minute’s walk from the main shopping areas and two minutes’ walk from the Queensgate Shopping Centre, the Bus Station or the Railway Station.
The gallery…
PETERBOROUGH
St Paul's was built in 1869 for the railway workers and was known as The Railwayman's Church' and is surprisingly beautiful inside. We are located on an island - the New England Triangle traffic Island - with Lincoln Rd on one side and Bourges…
PETERBOROUGH
Noted for the wide avenue of Wellingtonia Orton Longueville Wood sits in the grounds of what was Orton Hall now a hotel. Planted in the 19th century it is largely made up of native trees and shrubs. The pond is home to great crested newts.
Peterborough
We create opportunities for people in Peterborough to make, enjoy and celebrate culture.
Changing a city by changing the stories it tells.
Peterborough
Westgate New Church is a Local Ecumenical Partnership between the United Reformed Church and the Methodist Church, which worships as a single church community. We are a member of Churches Together in Central Peterborough.
Westgate New Church is on…
PETERBOROUGH
At Southorpe Paddock a raised area runs through the middle of the reserve and supports a diverse range of wildflowers. In the summer months the banks are covered with the purple and pink flowers of clustered bellflower and harebell, as well as the…
PETERBOROUGH
Open year-round, Peterborough WakePark has two cable for people of all abilities. Groups and individuals welcome!
Peterborough
Ferry Meadows Country Park is at the heart of Nene Park in Peterborough. It's the perfect place for a day out with a chance to discover the outdoors with lakes, woodland, play areas and so much more to explore.
Peterborough
Axe Throwing! Its where you throw axes!
Hurl a specialized throwing axe towards a timber target and amaze everyone with your excellent aim! Think darts, but bigger. This is a great activity for not only you and your mates, but the entire…
Peterborough
We are an open and inclusive Church of England parish in the Diocese of Peterborough and worship within sight of our Cathedral.
Our worship is more broadly in the liberal catholic tradition of the Church of England.
PETERBOROUGH
Since 1999 The Met Lounge has been the home for those that felt that ‘mainstream’ clubbing was not for them. Looking after the ‘Alternative’ Generation!
Open mic sessions every Wednesday, looking after the LGBT crowd with the Embrace Club sessions…
Peterborough
Located in the village of Helpston, which is between Peterborough and Stamford. John Clare was born in the village, and the Cottage was his home where he lived with his family for most of his life.
Peterborough
Southorpe Meadow is a small, wildflower-rich hay meadow with the ridge and furrow structure created by a medieval oxen-plough still visible. The show of wild flowers begins in spring with cowslips.
Burghley Park, Stamford
One of the largest and grandest houses of the Elizabethan age, Burghley was built and designed by William Cecil, Lord High Treasurer to Queen Elizabeth I, between 1555 and 1587 and still lived in by his descendants. House closed on Fridays.
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