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Jul 14, 2015 · Costing around £475 the sign was put in place by 3B Design in a joint project involving the March Cambridgeshire History group, March in Bloom, Fenland District Council and Street Pride. Sue Beer, of the March History Facebook group, said: “If anybody has any old photos they would like to share then please join the Facebook group or drop ...
Dec 16, 2014 · March History Group have sold nearly 700 copies of the first instalment of Memories of March since it was released in April. The second edition includes more than 140 photographs with an emphasis on the people of the town. Sue Beer, of March History Group, said: “When we published our first book, we had just 100 copies printed and wondered if
Apr 11, 2014 · To go along with the images, members of The March, Cambs History group, which has more than 3,000 Facebook members, have added their memories of the town. The book costs £10 (including posting and packaging) and is available from the Acre Attic on Acre Road, which is open Tuesday to Saturday from 9am-4pm.
Mepal Outdoor Centre was started by people at March evening class back in the late 1960s who wanted somewhere to sail the dinghies they had made. 2. 1y. Barry Searle. I’ve posted a couple of Wisbech in the past so a thousand apologies to admin. Message received and understood. (lol ) 2y.
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Mar 19, 2013 · THE March Society welcomed a Cambridge historian who spoke about how March has evolved in the past 160 years at their monthly meeting. Martin Edwards brought along his vast collection of old postcards and photographs of March and explained that, by analysing them, you could see how the town has developed since the middle of the 19th Century.
