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What’s On
Michlemas daisies out in the garden and Deepings Duck Derby on the river! Enjoy the last days of summer by sponsoring a duck and watch how it fares at High Locks Deeping St James noon- 5 o’clock on Sunday 6th September. With duck bashers, whistles and squerkers for sale as well as food and gift stalls - all in aid of a good cause courtesy of Deeping Lions.
Deepings Duck Derby
Maxey Castle, depicted on a map of Bedford Level, 1543. With permission, The National Archives, MPI 1/251
West Deeping Heritage Group
On Tues 22nd Sept – “Maxey: its early medieval origin and later development” Just across the county boundary, Maxey has much to tell us about the medieval period. Closely linked with the Deepings through its royal landowners, the fortified manor house, Maxey Castle, was an important landmark. What else can the archaeology tell us about the surrounding fields, the buildings and their inhabitants in the Middle Ages? Village Hall, King Street, West Deeping Refreshments from 7 p.m. for 7.30 p.m. start. All welcome £2.50 on the door.
Stamford’s Georgian Festival
38 From Thur 24 to Sun 27th Sept a packed programme by organisers SKDC includes a return for the ever-popular Horrible Histories, with a new Barmy Britain show in the Corn Exchange direct from the West End, a talk by top TV historian Lucy Worsley, a costume ball and an impressive mail coach and horses taking passengers through Burghley Park. Stamford’s infamous Bull Run will again take centre stage thanks to international carnival specialists Shademakers. Markets will enliven the streets on both weekend days with encampments and Georgian traders on The Meadows and the Town Hall will be open for tours. Weekend activities include a fashion show, walking tours, antique book fair, organ recital at Burghley House and a patchwork and quilting workshop to stitch a festival legacy. Call 01780 763203 or www.georgianfestival.co.uk.
Caudle House Bed & Breakfast in elegant accommodation in the heart of Market Deeping B&B now open!
Where shall we explore this weekend?
With its medieval street plan, interesting shops, galleries, museum and an array of teashops, pubs and of course, the Talbot Inn, this ancient market town of Oundle, is a great place for a mooch and only just over 30 minutes drive away.. Built of limestone many properties have Collyweston roofs and a resemblance to those that can be seen in Market Deeping. It is said that the oak staircase of the Talbot is from the nearby Fotheringhay Castle, now in ruins, execution place of Mary Queen of Scots but said to harbour her spirit. There are free guided walks on Thursdays at 11am to book oundlelib@northamptonshire. gov.uk or download a trail from www.oundle.info/the-oundle-heritage-trail/
Liam Pridmore Memorial Cycle Ride & Fun Day
Sat 5th Sept register at the Golden Pheasant, Etton 10 am - 12.00 5ml, 25ml and 60ml challenges. Post ride fun from 14.00 with BBQ and live music.Register online www. liamride.com Raising funds for the Brain Tumour Charity, the Teenage Cancer Trust and Cardiac Risk in the Young.
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