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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5 days ago |
elystandard.co.uk | Debbie Davies
These rubber ducks were found in sewer system. (Image: Anglian Water) Anglian Water has revealed some truly "quackers" finds in its sewer network—and among the strangest? Rubber ducks! The finds have included everything from basketballs to tennis balls, tools to toys, and now ducks, it seems some people are really winging it when it comes to what they flush.
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5 days ago |
peterboroughmatters.co.uk | Debbie Davies
A member of the public called police. (Image: Newsquest) A Peterborough drink-driver who was found asleep at a traffic light junction has been handed a two-year ban. A member of the public called police around 2.30pm on March 23 after the noticed Marcin Gilas, 45, asleep at the traffic light junction of Whittlesey Road and Coneygree Road. Officers arrived and he failed a roadside breath test and was taken into custody where he blew 92 – the legal limit being 35.
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5 days ago |
huntspost.co.uk | Debbie Davies
'Bumblebee on a Dandelion' image sent in by Gerry Brown. (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. Images may be used in print and online.
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6 days ago |
huntspost.co.uk | Debbie Davies
Picture from left to right; Cllr Richard Slade, home manager of Nelson Lodge Jeanette Whitbread, care team leader for The Eaton Grove Community Taylor White, and operations director for Bloom, Zachary Dawson. (Image: Bloom) St Neots celebrated a new milestone in the provision of adult care services this week when The Eaton Grove Community opened its doors.
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6 days ago |
elystandard.co.uk | Debbie Davies
Mary said she was 'over the moon' to receive a card from the King and Queen. (Image: Townsend Manor) A former cook and housekeeper who worked at Chippenham Park has celebrated her 100th birthday with friends and family. Mary Theobald, who was born in County Mayo in west Ireland, is a resident at the Townsend Manor care home in Soham. Staff organised a party for her big day on April 15.
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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