Debbie Davies
Senior Reporter and Editor at The Hunts Post
Contributor at Wisbech Standard
Editor at The Hunts Post newspaper which covers St Neots, Huntingdon, St Ives, Ramsey, Godmanchester and surrounding villages. Opinions are my own.
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4 days ago |
huntspost.co.uk | Debbie Davies
Check out where the road closures are in Cambridgeshire. (Image: Newsquest) Here are the roadworks and traffic alerts for Cambridgeshire's roads for the week beginning May 12. Westfield Road, Peterborough Road closure between Bourges Boulevard and Lime Kiln Close. Eastbound traffic will be able to pass over the bridge. Diversion route in place. This work is part of a large scale project to stabilise the bridge. This will be in place for several weeks during the Spring and Summer, 2025.
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5 days ago |
huntspost.co.uk | Debbie Davies
Gerry Brown took this photo of a bluebell in Warboys. (Image: Gerry Brown) Here is a selection of this week's reader photos from across Huntingdonshire. We would love to see your photos. Our current themes are: 'Spring' and 'My Neighbourhood'. Send your photos to: [email protected]. Please include your full name and a brief description of what you have taken. Photos may be used online and in print.
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1 week ago |
huntspost.co.uk | Debbie Davies
Already the new seating on the Market Square has been providing people with a space to sit and chat and the new trees and plants provide a welcome link with nature. The names of some well-known local people have also been included around the square to increase connection with the town’s history. St Neots Town Council are planning a weekend of events and activities on the square over the half term weekend of May 24-26.
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1 week ago |
huntspost.co.uk | Debbie Davies
Leslie is pictured fourth from left. (Image: Family) The story of Leslie Ogilvy William Meeks - to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day. Leslie Meeks was born 1925 in Caxton, to Alexander and Esther Meeks. His family moved to Eaton Ford soon after his birth. At the time of the 1939 census he was a newspaper boy, aged 14, but just four short years later he had won the Military Cross.
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1 week ago |
peterboroughmatters.co.uk | Debbie Davies
Jane Kariuki who targeted women in Peterborough city centre to steal purses and use their bank cards will be deported (Image: Cambs Police) A serial thief who is currently serving more than four years in prison has been convicted of further offences and told she will be deported. Jane Kariuki, 48, targeted women in Peterborough city centre to steal purses and use their bank cards.
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What an amazing atmosphere at St Neots Market Square this morning during the charity bike ride to raise funds for Ukraine. Organisers hope to have raised thousands of pounds. Photo, courtesy of Lucy Davies,aged eight. https://t.co/ccSS6QkGgI