Emma Baugh

Peterborough

Senior Broadcast Journalist at BBC

#Peterborough TV reporter for BBC Look East, and retired-greyhound owner. Filming in around the city most days. If you see me, come and say hi.

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Articles

Peterborough charity working to keep rough sleepers cool

1 week ago | bbc.com | Emma Baugh |Kate Moser Andon

City charity works to keep rough sleepers coolEmma Baugh & Kate Moser AndonEmma Baugh/BBCPaddy Berryman from Light Project Peterborough said sleeping rough was difficult "all year round"A homelessness charity manager said they planned to give out "crates and crates" of bottled water to rough sleepers during the heat wave. Paddy Berryman, the services manager at Light Project Peterborough, said this weekend would be especially difficult for people living on the streets.
Rushden recycling site fire leaves roads still closed

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Martin Heath |Emma Baugh

Image source, Steve Hubbard/BBCImage caption, The fire caused a huge plume of thick black smokeBBC News, NorthamptonshireBBC News, NorthamptonshireAn investigation is under way and roads are still closed after a huge fire at a recycling warehouse. The fire service told people to continue staying away from the area and to keep windows and doors closed.
Peterborough rowing club empowers blind and partially sighted

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Shariqua Ahmed |Emma Baugh

Image source, Emma Baugh/BBCImage caption, The Row the Rhythm project at Peterborough, which started with Kate Lindgren, now supports 15 peopleA group of visually impaired rowers say a piece of simple technology is empowering more people to take up the sport. Kate Lindgren was the first blind rower to join Peterborough City Rowing Cub eight years ago.
Peterborough rowing club empowers blind and partially sighted

1 month ago | bbc.com | Shariqua Ahmed |Emma Baugh

Sight impaired rowers are empowered by headsetShariqua Ahmed & Emma BaughEmma Baugh/BBCThe Row the Rhythm project at Peterborough, which started with Kate Lindgren, now supports 15 peopleA group of visually impaired rowers say a piece of simple technology is empowering more people to take up the sport. Kate Lindgren was the first blind rower to join Peterborough City Rowing Cub eight years ago.
£13.5m centre at Peterborough College aims to boost green skills

1 month ago | bbc.com | Emma Baugh

£13.5m centre opens to boost green skillsEmma BaughReporting fromPeterborough CollegeHarriet HeywoodEmma Baugh/BBCThe Inspire Education Group said the centre was designed to address the UK's green skills shortageA £13.5m centre has opened to teach green skills and boost jobs. The Centre for Green Technology at Peterborough College aims to tackle a skills shortage and support sustainable economic growth.
£13.5m centre opens to boost green skills

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Emma Baugh |Harriet Heywood

A £13.5m centre has opened to teach green skills and boost jobs. The Centre for Green Technology at Peterborough College aims to tackle a skills shortage and support sustainable economic growth. Hundreds of thousands of green jobs are needed to support the government's growth mission, said Baroness Taylor, a Labour peer who was at the launch. Oliver, 18, said he felt he was improving his job prospects by attending the college.
Flag Fen near Peterborough hosts 'biggest' Viking festival

1 month ago | bbc.com | Emma Baugh

Heritage site set for huge Viking festivalGreat Ousekjarr Viking SocietyThe Viking Festival at Flag Fen is believed to be the biggest in the country this yearA Viking festival believed to be the biggest in the UK this year is being staged at a pre-historic heritage site this weekend. Flag Fen near Peterborough is hosting the event which runs until Monday and will attract 380 Viking re-enactors from across Britain.
Wansford Road station relocation work in Peterborough needs £150k

2 months ago | bbc.com | Emma Baugh

Project to move old railway station needs £150,000Emma BaughReporting fromPeterboroughLewis AdamsEmma Baugh/BBCStan Bell, of the Wansford Road CIC, has called on people to "rally round" the relocation projectThe team relocating a disused Victorian railway station brick by brick say they need £150,000 to complete the project. Wansford Road station in Sutton, near Peterborough, was dismantled last April and is being rebuilt at Railworld Wildlife Haven in the city.
Southwold dog show aiming to raise money for aid in Ukraine

2 months ago | bbc.com | Emma Baugh

Dog show hoping to fundraise for aid in UkraineEmma BaughAimee DexterEmma Baugh/BBCEmma Freud and Richard Curtis were among the judges at the dog show and fete in SouthwoldDogs and their owners have been battling it out to win awards at an event to raise money for Ukraine. The Fun Dog Show and Mini Fete for Ukraine was held in Southwold in Suffolk on Saturday. Fundraising will be used to equip and transport former NHS vehicles that are filled with medical essentials.
Peterborough United's EFL Trophy Wembley win boosts pride in city

2 months ago | bbc.com | Emma Baugh

Emma BaughBBC News, PeterboroughShariqua AhmedBBC News, PeterboroughPeterborough United's historic Wembley victory has boosted civic pride, according to people who live in the city. Posh beat Birmingham City 2-0 to become the first club to retain the EFL Trophy. Susan Broccoli, of We Love Peterborough, said: "When you have a win like this, it puts the city on the map. "Fans are feeling good about the team and good about the win and they feel good about living in the city.