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Forterra helps Whittlesey Poppy Blitz to paint town purple

The business Forterra has donated £500 to the Whittlesey Poppy Blitz, a charity group that creates displays of purple poppies across the town in…

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Plans for major new net-zero science and technology park of former Whittlesey brickworks move closer

Plans for major new net-zero science and technology park of former Whittlesey brickworks move closer
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The great Chinese mitten crab invasion: Map shows how clawed incomers have spread across UK as experts warn they are endangering British riverbanks - and can give a painful nip if threatened

The crabs, which first appeared in the UK in 1935, have recently been seen scuttling around London and Cambridgeshire.

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It s not just bed bugs! Chinese mitten crabs are also invading the UK - they are the size of dinner plates and nip anyone who get too close

Chinese mitten crabs were seen at waterways in Cambridgeshire, including a dyke in Whittlesea and Nene Park in Peterborough. The crabs erode riverbanks by burrowing into them.

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Cambridgeshire UK Highlights Progress of Dig Once Fibre Build

The Connecting Cambridgeshire project in England, which is being led by the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority, has today highlighted

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