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The Summer Festival is off and running.

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  It's Celebration Time. The team have been working very hard to put together a fantastic programme for the St. Peter's Summer Festival: our first opportunity to run events for the last 2 years (thank you Covid 19)! So here goes! On Saturday 2nd July we have a table top sale in the Church Hall with all sorts of goodies for sale: plants, cakes, bric-a-brac and the opportunity to come and have a cup of tea and, perhaps, a bacon sandwich with friends. It starts at 09.00 and goes on until 12.00. On Friday 15th. July The 9 Lives Theatre Company presents a Summer Selection box; songs from all those famous West End Shows. The doors open at 6.45 p.m. and the show starts at 7.30 pm. You can call 07817622732 to book tickets. And then if all that is not enough, Trumpet Virtuoso John Barker is giving a Celebration Concert on Sunday 31st. July in the Church. The doors open at 1.30 for a 2.45 start. This is a free concert so just come along!   Ever since Hilary Robinson, Producer of ‘G...

Activity Day: Didn't we have a lovely time....

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 The dust is settling and we are definitely in the endgame now! Just waiting for the drain saga to resolve and then we are off and running with our amazing new facilities and (largely) waterproof roof. How exciting and what a reward for 5 years of slog, anxiety and stress. The Lottery Bid team are lying down with an aspirin. So where do we go now? The Summer Festival is well on its way and there is much to look forward to, but to kick off we held an activity fun day for the year 6 pupils at one of our local schools. And what a day it was: the sun shined as we opened the doors to about 50-60 young people and their teachers. 5 special activities were planned: gardening, bellringing, stonemasoning (if that's a word), paper sculpture and playing the organ. The garden teams joined our Wisbech in Bloom colleagues and planted and weeded and turned the patch of ground around the boat into a beach. Amazing how fascinating a bucket of seashells are to people who rarely get the chance to go t...