Brad Barnes

There is a great line up of talented local musicians coming to the stage at a two-day food and drink event in Spalding this month.

A prominent Peterborough city centre pub, which closed earlier this year, is set to reopen after a £700,000-plus investment by its new owners.

There’s reason to celebrate at Yaxley’s Duck & Drake after it became the latest recipient of Peterborough CAMRA group’s John Rice Award.

The opening song – Dolly Parton’s iconic 9 To 5, naturally – is as instantly recognisably as they come and brings with it high expectations of what is to follow; in this case a thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining two hours of song, dance and comedy.

House Sessions return to Charters beer garden with Garden Party part 2… while The Ostrich has the two-day East Angrier DIY Punk Music Festival.

Look out for some great outdoor theatre – a swashbuckling, action packed adventure in the Cathedral Cloisters and a legendary Celtic uprising at Flag Fen – plus great stand up comedy.

His last public appearance was in front of 12,000 people in Austria and to a UK audience of 5.5m viewers and a total audience of 131m viewers as The UK entry for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.

From Romans to late-night stargazing, bushcraft to mediumship, Peterborough’s Flag Fen Archaeology Park is serving up a summer where history, nature and imagination all meet in one unforgettable place.

Peterborough singing students stepped into the spotlight last week, performing alongside West End and touring stars at a special charity concert in aid of Dean Trust Animal Sanctuary, held at the historic Actors' Church, St Paul's, in London's Covent Garden.

Families are in for a brick-tastic treat as Peterborough Positive presents a free big-screen showing of The LEGO® Movie in Cathedral Square on Sunday 2 August from 3pm, to coincide with Peterborough Cathedral's summer exhibition, Travelling Bricks.