Burwell Carnival 2001
The weather held out for most of the day. This year's theme was nursery rhymes, folklore, myths
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Bowler, 9, takes six wickets in six ballsRohan is allowed to keep the match ball after completing the double hat-trick in one over.
The city caught in the middle of an HMO debateIn one of the UK's most expensive cities, some residents are calling for stricter housing controls.
New forest city still happening, says businessmanShiv Malik says he has confidence in the project, despite the government calling it "speculative".
'Happiest, kindest' sailing charity marks 20 yearsPeterborough Sailability has supported more than 1,000 adults and children for the last 20 years.
Thieves jailed for stealing 25 cars worth £600kThe two men were arrested after a long-running investigation into organised thefts of high value cars.
Cambridge Uni objects to railway near observatoryResearch at the Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory has been recognised with two Nobel Prizes.
Listed library needs £1.5m in renovation worksMill Road library has been empty for several years and was last used as a library in 1996.
School condemns 'abusive' posts by Reform leaderRyan Coogan calls for the resignation of a school's special educational needs co-ordinator.
Heatwave in Cambridgeshire: What's the advice?The NHS, schools and Anglian Water are offering guidance on staying cool during the high heat.
'We're young - we don't think much about the EU'Polls suggest most would back rejoining the EU, but four younger voters say it is a distant concept.
Praise for train crash medics who went 'above and beyond'A hospital boss says staff and volunteers worked in an "exceptionally challenging situation".