Pubs and Clubs

Burwell Ex-Service & Social Club
The club puts on live music every Saturday night and has live country music on the last Friday of each month. Check the club's site to see what's on.
Burwell Ex-Service & Social Club
The Anchor Public House (Burwell)
Food, drink and Music
The Anchor Public House
The Five Bells (Burwell)
Near the church
The Five Bells
The Fox (Burwell)
Louise and Bob look forward to seeing you at The Fox in Burwell
The Fox
Five Miles From Anywhere No Hurry Inn (Upware)
Upware River Bar and Restaurant
Five Miles From Anywhere No Hurry Inn
The Bell (Bottisham)
The Dyke's End (Reach)
Pub with Restaurant in Reach run by the village for the village
The Dyke's End
The Shed (Lode)
Situated in the historic village of Lode on the outskirts of Cambridge, our distinguished bar and restaurant is a perfect location to meet, eat and drink with friends and family.
The Shed
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Cambridge Airport Will Be Closing
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Burwell Lode Bridge
Burwell - St Mary's Church
Burwell Windmill
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Celebrating 50 years
Burwell To Exning
Cycle Path

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UK's biggest solar farm approved for east of England (Click on image for larger version)
Proposed Solar Farm
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Current Status

Millstone Park Housing Development
(350 new homes)
410 Homes
now approved

Linden Homes
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Flagship Homes
BBC News
Parking fines raise £65,000 for council
A Freedom of Information request reveals the car parks with the most and least fines issued.
Photos show potholes days before fatal crash
The pictures, taken by council representatives, reveal the poor condition of the riverside road.
AI child sex abuse images rise sharply, says IWF
Technology companies need to design tools to prevent AI-generated abuse images, the charity says.
Dig suggests answers to Roman field mystery
An archaeologist says he has found the mostly likely reason behind Roman cultivation trenches.
Students swap Blu Tack and posters for original art
The scheme is run by Kettle's Yard and allows students to borrow one painting, drawing or print.
Prisoners make little library book boxes for city
The inmates make 10 wooden sharing boxes and one is unveiled outside HMP Peterborough.
Winds and trees cause 'significant damage' to trains
People are advised to check before travelling by train in parts of the East of England.
Police spend £800k on protests at dog-breeding site
The policing of planned protests at the facility is "impartial and proportionate", the force says.
Jarman wins historic men's floor silver at worlds
Britain's Jake Jarman wins a historic fourth World Artistic Gymnastics Championships medal, with floor silver in Rotterdam.
Jarman sixth in all-around at Worlds as Fraser wins bronze
Great Britain's Joe Fraser wins bronze in the all-around final at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam.
Former Cambridge goalkeeper Vaughan dies aged 62
Former Cambridge United, Preston North End and Lincoln City goalkeeper John Vaughan dies aged 62.

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