London Marathon dream for King's Ely chef Alice Kneeshaw
Alice Kneeshaw, who is a chef at King’s Ely, has described completing the London Marathon as the “best experience of her life.”
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Ely Arts Festival 2024 events programme announced for June
Ely Arts Festival 2024 is set to be the "biggest yet", with more than 30 events popping up across the city throughout June.
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The Ely Standard: Stories in the news in the last seven days
Take a look at some of this weeks stories which you may have missed.
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Hubert Ward: Tributes pour in for King's Ely headmaster
Hubert Ward, who was head of King’s Ely from 1970 to 1992, died on Easter Sunday, aged 92.
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East Cambridgeshire Police Officers help out community
Neighbourhood Officers in East Cambridgeshire have had a busy week working with the community.
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Poets House Ely expansion plans for 24 St Mary's Street
The company behind Poets House in Ely, Interesting Hotels Group, plans to offer accommodation in the building JD Wetherspoon wanted for a pub.
Source: cambstimes.co.uk
Lucy Frazer MP's Christmas card competition winner revealed
The winner of Lucy Frazer MP’s annual South East Cambridgeshire Christmas card competition has been announced.
Source: elystandard.co.uk
Children in Need: King's Ely raise £1.3k for charity
Pudsey ears and spotty accessories helped students at King’s Ely to raise £1,300 for BBC Children in Need.
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Why was alt-J star Gus Unger-Hamilton back in Ely?
Gus Unger-Hamilton, of indie-rock band alt-J, recently returned to King’s Ely.
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B, A level and GCSE results 2023: Pass rates fall, but still cause to celebrate | Ruth Holmes
This summer’s exam results season was always going to be challenging for schools, students, parents and universities. Yet around the world, international and independent school students beat the odds to deliver exceptional results and outcomes that put the cohort firmly on the path to success in their future careers.
Source: relocatemagazine.com