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On this day, Haddenham paid its respect to the village's widows, allegations of a feud were not entirely borne out by investigation, and tramps in St Ives complained about the rats that were eating their food and clothes.
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On this day, there was an occult occurrence at Corpus Christi, benevolent 'bobbies' assisted some of the city's poorest families, and exchange operators asked people not to telephone their friends and family at Christmas.
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On this day, the Rex Cinema in Ely was knocked down to make way for a new Boots store, a gruesome relic was discovered during renovations at the Hoop Hotel, and Whittlesford parish council obtained a new burial ground.
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The foundation is raising money to ensure no one goes cold this winter
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On this day, there were concerns about the declining congregation at Bartlow Church, the U.S. army held a Christmas party at Lakenheath, and the community gathered together for the funeral service of Trevor Hughes.
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The scheme had originally been intended to last until the end of lockdown, but it has been extended until the end of March 2021.
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The disruption caused by coronavirus means convictions are lower this year
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On this day, a fire broke out near the organ of Swaffham Bulbeck church, mud and refuse from the Ely sugar beet factory clogged up the river, and a professor warned that the world will face disaster...right about now.
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On this day, The Rose - one of the oldest pubs in Cambridge - was due to be sold, the Welches Dam pumping station was officially opened and put into action, and a film-maker recorded the proclamation of Reach Fair.
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On this day, the obsolete horse-drawn tram service began to be wound up, one of Cambridge’s most distinctive fashion shops closed down, and, after being thought dead for ten days, a creature returned from the grave.
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Low traffic volumes led to "shocking" levels of speeding
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On this day, footballer Stanley Matthews made his first visit to Cambridge, a diesel engine crashed in Stretham Fen, and Sir Graham Greene argued that country folk should have the same access to fiction as those in towns.