Burwell Carnival 2013

Not the best weather on the day but not too bad either. £7,330 raised for local charities this year. Increased expenses meant total raised was down on previous years but a record amount tossed into buckets in the parade collection.
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District rolls into new era as bins replace bags
East Cambridgeshire council is one of the last authorities to swap black bags for wheelie bins.
Reform county councillor resigns after a year
A by-election could now be held after James Sidlow, elected in May 2025, steps down.
M11 shut after crash on county border
A diversion is in place and drivers are warned to find alterative routes.
New amputee football team already eyeing cup glory
Cambridge City's amputee team will play Chelsea in the Disability FA Cup final months after forming.
Uni's work to tackle gender violence recognised
The university is one of two in the UK that has been given the EmilyTest Charter award.
Cathedral's chicks are weighed, ringed and swabbed
The cathedral says everyone is "really thrilled" that three chicks have hatched at the site.
Ex-mayor in the process of buying town hall building
Rob Skoulding says he is hoping to purchase March Town Hall from the March Civic Trust.
Wildlife park opens hub featuring erupting volcano
The new building has two areas filled with interactive features to aid learning.
Skateboarder, 10, says he 'feels free' when riding
The boy is one of many who has taken part in sessions at a community-run skatepark during half-term.
'England's first cycle street' opens to the public
The £2.4m project includes the road being painted red and footpaths being widened.
Plans to turn pub into school staff room withdrawn
A campaigner against the plans says it is a "significant moment" for the Grade II listed building.

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