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Peterborough News & Inspiration

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Peterborough: Three Musicians, One Extraordinary Legacy

Peterborough: Three Musicians, One Extraordinary Legacy

Peterborough produced three extraordinary musicians whose influence travelled far beyond their fame. Discover how Sir Thomas Armstrong, James Blades OBE and Don Lusher OBE helped shape British music, from the Royal Academy and Benjamin Britten to the BBC, the Rank gong, Ted Heath and Frank Sinatra.

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What Is Someone From Peterborough Called?

What Is Someone From Peterborough Called?

What do you call someone from Peterborough? The answer is Peterborian. Discover the history of the word, from Medeshamstede and Petriburgian traditions to the modern civic identity of a city shaped by generations of arrivals.

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The City That Looked Harder

The City That Looked Harder

What connects a Helpston poet, an Eyebury farmer and a Farcet schoolteacher? John Clare looked at the landscape, Alfred Leeds beneath it and George Alcock into the sky. Together they reveal a remarkable Peterborough habit: looking harder than everyone else.

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