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Ely Cathedral service welcomes animals galore (opens the original)
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Ely Cathedral was full to nearly overflowing for the annual pet prayer service on Sunday afternoon (September 20). There was a multitude of dogs, and although only two cats attended, Ely and District Cats Protection had a table that enjoyed much attention. Many an 'ooh' and 'ah' were heard as an Icelandic, a little Shetland pony, and a donkey called Marley, made their entrance. Marley, as per his Dickens A Christmas Carol name, makes regular appearances at the cathedral’s Christmas events. He ca
Mayor backs Ely City FC with personal sponsorship and solar plans debated (opens the original)
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Cambs Mayor Paul Bristow answered questions from the public during a recent event held in Ely - here's what happened Last Thursday evening (September 17), keen football supporter and mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, Paul Bristow, was in his element when he held the third of his Question Time events at Ely City Football Club. And the charismatic chair of the football club, Alan Alsop, was a member of the audience, as host Paul Brackley, editor of the Cambridge Independent, asked the ques
Littleport Band wins standing ovation with night of movie music in Ely (opens the original)
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The Littleport Band brought movie music to life at the Lighthouse Church, 13 Lynn Road, Ely. The concert opened with Ron Goodwin’s thrilling 633 Squadron, followed by Howard Shore’s The Lord of the Rings and John Williams’ Star Wars Trilogy before the interval. Before the trilogy, musical director Robert Nunnery—who had introduced each number with wit—waved a lightsaber at the delighted audience. The trombone section—Howard Roberts, Angela Caley, Steve Biggs and Simon Anker—gave a playful nod to
Littleport Brass Band scores online success (opens the original)
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Littleport blew its own trumpet last Sunday in the West Road Concert Hall in Cambridge. Yet another successful foray with a rapturous reception from the audience for the Littleport Brass Band and Musical Director, conductor Rob Nunnery. Rob, who is married to band member Tracey, said: "All our talented, and dedicated, musicians played so well, pitch-perfect, and are always pleased to perform at the many venues we are offered outside of Littleport." Amateurs all, as in voluntary bandsmen, they ar
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