
Joanna Taylor
Journalist at BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
Newsreader at BBC Cambridgeshire | [email protected] | 07858 308675
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1 week ago |
bbc.co.uk | Joanna Taylor
Image source, JOHN SUTTONImage caption, A fire broke out at The Laurels caravan park in Cambridge last month A court order banning more caravans and mobile homes being added to a site has been put in place after several were destroyed by a fire. The blaze spread to 11 caravans as well as stables, outbuildings and vehicles at The Laurels in Fen Road on the outskirts of Cambridge on 20 April. South Cambridgeshire District Council said The Laurels only had planning permission for seven pitches.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Joanna Taylor
Image source, Megan DixonImage caption, Megan Dixon spent two years being treated for functional neurological disorderA Peterborough charity gets an invite to meet the King, a team of knitters recreate the fourth Doctor's scarf - only much longer - and a Fenland filmmaker will release unseen footage of the city's famous hover train. Here are five stories from Peterborough you might have missed this week, along with the politics and sport round-up.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Joanna Taylor
Image source, Nikki WatkinsImage caption, Katy Bird married husband Joe on the spot they started their wedding businessA woman said she was "absolutely gutted" after shutting down her outdoor wedding business because it was refused planning permission. Katy Bird, 37, who ran Hardwick Moat Weddings in Cambridgeshire, said cancelling future weddings was her "worst nightmare" but she and her husband had no choice but to dissolve their company after the decision.
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1 month ago |
bbc.co.uk | Joanna Taylor
Image source, HAYLEY JANCESKIImage caption, Campaigners were planning a protest next week to raise awareness about plans to close a community hubPlans to close a hub for vulnerable adults and a community gym have raised concern amongst people living in Peterborough, while a new building has won an award for its impact on the city. Here are five stories from Peterborough you might have missed this week.
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May 15, 2024 |
peterboroughtoday.co.uk | Joanna Taylor
Watch more of our videos on Shots! and live on Freeview channel 276Visit Shots! nowA meeting will be held about Whittlesea Station next monthFenland residents will be invited to discuss plans to upgrade a railway station next month. The meet up, hosted by the Hereward Community Rail Partnership (CRP), is part of a programme of events aimed at gathering feedback on plans to redevelop Whittlesea Station. It’ll be held at Whittlesey Town Council Offices on Queen Street on 28th June.
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Peterborough woman loses jail term appeal after being handed 17 years for murder https://t.co/jrv1JaXPmf

RT @BBCCambs: Pledge to halt closure of skills hub 'ambiguous' https://t.co/HVIdQBbN0r

V interesting discussion about whether the ingredients or level of processing in food is more important for health - something I've wondered since talk of 'ultra processed' began https://t.co/mRkWBRMnP4