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Fenland Renaissance Money

Published: 1:58 PM September 13, 2010    Updated: 6:16 AM November 4, 2020

GREAT news that Fenland District Council is to spend �1,500 of “Fenland Renaissance Money” painting “mock windows” on the derelict Chinese restaurant.

GREAT news that Fenland District Council is to spend �1,500 of “Fenland Renaissance Money” painting “mock windows” on the derelict Chinese restaurant.

My only question is - who puts these idiots into positions to waste public money?

CHRIS MEEKINS

Pickards Way

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