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Celebrating the history of a Fenland high street
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Celebrating the history of a Fenland high street

Fenland District Council has been awarded a grant of around £1.9 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund Townscape Heritage scheme for the Wisbech High Street Project.

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FAQ’s about the High Street Project and “The Gap”

Update July 2020 : Revised plans for No 24

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    Find out about the project and who’s behind it
  • History

    History

    Discover the fascinating heritage of the street
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    News and Property Updates

    Catch up with the latest developments
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    Learn about our heritage-related activites and how you can be involved
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    Downloads and resources

    This category has downloads relating to the maintenance and protection of historic buildings which have been produced for the project as well ...
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    Read what our volunteers and team have been doing
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  • Photographic Exhibition of old photos of Wisbech for Heritage Open Days 2020

    Coronavirus isn’t going to stop us participating in Heritage Open Days event this year! Organisers of the national event want ...

  • Updated Plans for No 24 High St - "The Gap"

      It’s been some time since we last updated you on progress of the “The Gap” community development project which was ...

  • Past Discoveries at 24 High Street

    Its fantastic when people get in touch through the website to share their memories and objects that relate to the ...
    • Andrew Ketley on Updated Plans for No 24 High St – “The Gap”Brilliant News! Although the temporary viewing platform structure would have provided a purpose to the 'Gap', its construction would only...
    • G Monger on No. 25 High StreetThe 1851 census shows as living on the High St Henry Medworth Grocer master employing two men Susannah Medworth wife...
    • Garry Monger on No. 5-6 High Street'There is to be seen hanging on the wall of the shop of Mr. Gore, Fishmonger, in High Street, a...
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Wisbech High Street Project

Fenland District Council
Fenland Hall, County Road
March, Cambs, PE15 8NQ

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