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The Queen Mary Centre posted to say it was being used as a Friday prayer meeting place by a local Muslim group - causing negative comments on Facebook and claims it was set to become a mosque. (Image: Queen Mary Centre)
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Ferry Project urges 'respect' following comments about Muslim prayer group

Free sessions aimed at helping people navigate the world of online technology are being held in Wisbech. Free sessions aimed at helping people navigate the world of online technology are being held in Wisbech.
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Free digital sessions are being run in Fenland to help people get online

Sandra Ferreira has won a top national award. Sandra Ferreira has won a top national award.
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Woman set to be homeless charity's CEO wins ‘Women in Social Housing Award’

Recipe writer, author, and chef Alison Crouch will be among those giving a cookery demonstration at the third annual Fenland Food Festival. Recipe writer, author, and chef Alison Crouch will be among those giving a cookery demonstration at the third annual Fenland Food Festival.
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Fenland Food Festival promises to delight visitors with a taste of the Fens

The Ferry Project in Wisbech is launching a fashion competition  inspired by The Great British Sewing Bee. The Ferry Project in Wisbech is launching a fashion competition  inspired by The Great British Sewing Bee.
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Popular television show inspires homeless charity fashion challenge

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