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09:45 > Thursday 11th March 2010

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Mereham campaigner Bill Hunt
Decision To Remove Conservative Councillor From Committees Was NOT Politically Motivated
17:11 - 10 March 2010

THE decision to remove a Conservative councillor from two prominent committees after he spoke out against party policy was not politically motivated the leader of the district council has confirmed. Council leader Fred Brown, told the Ely Standard that t... Full Story »

Soham man sentenced for eighth drink driving offence
Magistrates Order Soham Man Caught Drinking For The EIGHTH Time To Undergo Thinking Course

09:26 - 10 March 2010

A SOHAM man sentenced for his EIGHTH drink driving offence earlier this year, has had the terms of his five-month suspended jail sentence changed. Originally, William Jenkins was ordered to take part in a drink impaired drivers course, but on Thursday ci... Full Story »

the fire last August at Murfitts Industries
Agencies Admit Lessons Will Be Learned Over Littleport Fire

17:20 - 09 March 2010

A DELAY in declaring a fire at Mufitt s Industries in Littleport a Major Incident may have hindered the efforts of emergency services in the early stages, a report has suggested. Several of the agencies involved in handling the incident agreed that confus... Full Story »

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Ely Teenager Denies Taking Van Without Owner's Consent
17:10 - 10 March 2010

A TEENAGER has denied that he took a van without the owner s consent before causing damage to 14-feet of garden fence and three conifer trees. Daniel Tunnell, 18, of Springhead Lane, Ely, is alleged to have committed the offence on February 2. He is also... Full Story »

Theft Charge Against Littleport Man Dismissed
17:07 - 10 March 2010

MAGISTRATES dismissed a theft charge facing 24-year-old Daniel Nunn after the Crown Prosecution Service failed to produce evidence against him. Nunn, of Hempfield Place, Littleport, had denied stealing a leather tobacco pouch belonging to Suzanne Battey i... Full Story »

 

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Community News From Across East Cambridgeshire
10:04 - 09 March 2010

ELY Ely Cathedral SERVICES for March 11 - 17 THURSDAY: 7.40am – Morning Prayer; 8am – Holy Communion; 12.10 - Holy Communion; 5.30pm – Evensong. Friday: 7.40am – Morning Prayer; 8am - Holy Communion; 5.30pm – Evensong. Saturday: 7.40am – Morning Prayer... Full Story »

Winifred and Ian Hall
Winifred and Ian Hall Celebrate 50 Golden Years Of Marriage
18:01 - 01 March 2010

TEENAGE sweethearts from Ely celebrated 50 golden years of marriage on February 27. Winifred Smith and Ian Hall were the head girl and head boy of Ely High School and King s School Ely respectively and met when they were about 15 years-old. They were mar... Full Story »

 

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Keep It Local Campaign

staff at 1A Dental
1A Dental join the Keep It Local campaign
11:34 - 14 September 2009

THE Ely Standard s Keep it Local campaign continues to gain support. The latest business to get involved is city-based dentist surgery 1A Dental, which bought a well-established practice in St Mary s Street earlier this year. The business is already expan... Full Story »

Catherine Teale and Jane Horsnell
Ladies Wear Shop With Long Pedigree in Ely Supports Our Keep It Local Campaign
10:38 - 10 August 2009

LADIES wear specialist Catherine Jane, is the latest business to lend its support to the Ely Standard s Keep it Local campaign. A charming boutique store in Ely s High Street Passage, Catherine Jane is celebrating 20 years of independent trading this wee... Full Story »

 

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Nicole Wilson
Teenager Who Had Her Legs Amputated Talks About Her Ordeal
15:55 - 28 July 2009

A TEENAGER from Sutton who had to have her legs amputated after contracting meningitis has spoken about her ordeal for the first time. Nicole Wilson, aged 17, from Sutton, contracted the potentially fatal disease in June last year, while on holiday in Cyp... Full Story »

Melita Norwood
The Spy Who Came In From the Co-Op: Interview with Ely Author
12:22 - 12 March 2009

ELY-based author David Burke spent Sunday lunches with a frail lady in her 80s. But these were no Age Concern visits – the lady he was sharing fish fingers with none other than Melita Lettie Norwood, a Cold War spy who hid her true profession until she... Full Story »

 

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Smallholder's Diary

Smallholder's Diary
Smallholder's Diary October 19 2009

12:43 - 19 October 2009

WELL the pigs have finally gone! They were slapped marked last Saturday evening whilst having their final meal. As this was our first time, we were apprehensive as to whether we would hit them hard enough as you cannot see the mark. There was a niggling... Full Story »

Smallholder's Diary October 12 2009

12:37 - 12 October 2009

THE pigs have just about reached their finishing weight and preparations are being made for their journey to the abattoir. There are certain requirements we need to carry out prior to transporting them. Firstly we need to clean out and disinfect our trail... Full Story »

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Bird's Eye View of Ely - By Debbie Davies

Debbie Davies
Birds Eye View - I Confess: I Bought Books!

16:59 - 08 March 2010

WELL, it seems I am not the only person in Ely who loves shoes! Several people, including a man who owns 15 pairs of the same make of trainers, have emailed to say they suffer from the same footwear affliction as I do. My inbox is rapidly developing into... Full Story »

Thank Goodness We Don't Have To Sleep In Hair Rollers!

10:10 - 03 March 2010

I KNOW it probably makes me sound a bit shallow but I am finding my Lent pledges a bit hard to stick to. A lot of people have asked me just how many handbags, shoes and books I would expect to buy in 40 days , and although it might only be one pair of sh... Full Story »

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