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Village with new £16,000 bus shelters will lose its bus service (opens the original)
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A village which spent £16,000 on two new bus shelters is set to lose its bus service. The shelters in Kirtling, one opposite the Red Lion pub and the other in front of the village hall, were funded by the parish council and opened in July, but on Wednesday the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) approved updated plans for the regionâs supported bus network which will see some services, like that serving the village, go. A spokesman for the authority said: âUnder the pr
Crash mum calls for safety improvements at blackspot junction (opens the original)
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A mum has appealed for safety improvements at a junction after she and her two two-year-old children had a narrow escape when their car was involved in a head-on crash on Saturday. Courtney Sutherland, 34, was driving into Newmarket from her home in Saxon Street when her Ford Focus was hit by a car which had come from the Stetchworth direction and had not stopped at the junction. Police were called to the crash, which happened at around 7.15pm, and the driver of the other vehicle involved was ar
Grenadier Guardsâ historic return gives town a day to remember (opens the original)
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Newmarket marked another important milestone in its long and illustrious history on Saturday when mayor Cllr Philippa Winter presented the Freedom of the town to the Grenadier Guards. The gesture saw Newmarket join an elite group of cities which have done the same and renewed an important link with King Charles II, the monarch who started racing in the town and whose First Guards, formed 370 years ago, were the forerunners of todayâs Grenadiers. Saturdayâs event, organised by Newmarket Town
Racing open weekend odd-on to be another winner for charity (opens the original)
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History-making St Leger winning jockey Saffie Osborne will be one of the stars taking part this weekend when the headquarters of Flat racing opens its doors to the public for the popular annual event held in memory of one of the townâs most celebrated trainers. The Henry Cecil open weekend will be looking to better the record £107,454, raised last year which was up 20 per cent on 2024. The money will go to the eventâs charity partners the Newmarket Housing Trust, which aims to provide housi
Centenary celebration for veterinary practice built on the shoulders of giants (opens the original)
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A Newmarket practice, which had its beginnings with veterinary surgeons recognised as among the greatest of the 20th century, has marked its centenary. Now called Newmarket Equine Hospital (NEH), the practice, formerly known as Greenwood Ellis and Partners, hosted a special celebration at the state-of-the-art facility last week when managing director David Dugdale spoke of the veterinary giants who had been its founding fathers. Brayley Reynolds a veteran of the Boer War and the First World War,
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