Peterborough’s Nene Valley Railway features on BBC2’s Great British Railways programme which returns to TV screens in the new year.
Don’t forget to laugh, clap and cheer, said the announcement before the curtain went up on Cinderella at Oundle’s Stahl Theatre; there was no chance of that happening, believe me.
I kept up an annual tradition of posing for a family selfie at The Cresset panto on Sunday.... quite fitting really as the theatre kept up its tradition of delivering a traditional, fun, family panto.
“It’s funny,” said the two-year-old panto novice sitting next to me as the Dame fell over revealing her ample underwear.
It has been quite a year for Will Frankgate, chef patron at the Blue Bell in Glinton.
A great double act in James Peake and Robin Johnson back at the Key, Corrie favourite Steven Arnold at The Cresset and Peterborough stage legend Michel Cross back in a frock can only mean one thing - panto season is just around the corner.
Michelin inspectors just love Rutland it would seem with half a dozen hostelries making the the organisation’s Eating Out In Pubs Guide for 2017.
Belvoir House care home in Brownlow Street, Grantham, organised a harvest festival for residents on Tuesday, October 18.
Despite only opening in April, city centre fine dining restaurant Prévost has made it into the Michelin Guide for 2017, which was published today.
Stamford got it first Two AA Rosette restaurant this week as the William Cecil at St Martins was rewarded for its modern British culinary excellence.
I have always loved my little trips out into Rutland - because more often than not you are going to stumble on a little gem of a place to eat and drink.
Elton Hall hosts the Green Meadows Festival this weekend with the cream of local talent joining the likes of BBC’s Craig Charles, Britpop legends Space and dance royalty Utah Saints.
Every child’s favourite film Frozen comes to life on ice this week with the start of a national tour.
If you think Norfolk is all seaside fun at “Sunny Hunny” or messing about on boats along the Broads, think again.
Birthplace of “peasant poet” John Clare, Helpston is also on my route of choice to Stamford, on this occasion the Burghley Fine Food Fair, and home of the dreaded railway crossing, which made us a good 10 minutes late for our lunch booking.
This week’s review left me feeling like I had been to a gig and given the headliners a miss to watch the support act instead.
Truckfest - the UK’s largest truck show - will make a huge return to East of England Showground in May... and we have five pairs of tickets to give away.
A cast of more than 30 youngsters brought two hours of fun to Peterborough’s Key Theatre at the weekend as packed audiences followed the Yellow Brick Road to see the Wizard of Oz.
A sixth branch of the award-winning Hambleton Bakery - specialising in artisan bread made with traditional ingredients, and baked using traditional methods -opens next week in Oundle.
Peterborough’s Willow Festival organisers have joined forces with The X Factor and Argo Lounge in the city centre to produce a high quality event for those who wish to audition for the ITV talent show.
