Fenland Heritage Network

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Fenland Heritage Network Fenland Heritage Network is an informal group of organisations with the common aim of promoting local heritage.

The network is open to all organisations across the region including museums, libraries, local history groups and archaeology societies.

30/10/2026

The next Spalding Gentlemen’s Society lecture, held on held on 30th October, will offer expert insight into the archaeology of Ancaster.

23/10/2026

History enthusiasts were able to learn more about their town's modern history during a workshop.

21/10/2026

Are you interested in delving deeper into our local history?

Everyone is welcome to attend 'Spalding: A Study in Local History' on Saturday 28th November.

The event is organised by Spalding Gentlemen’s Society and supported by the University of Leicester and the Fenland Heritage Network. It will be held at Ayscoughfee Hall Museum.

With limited spaces available, booking is essential. Book online at https://www.sgsoc.org/events/spalding-local-history

14/10/2026

Don't forget to book your place on a free Victoria County History Lincolnshire - Spalding group workshop, held on Saturday 17th October.

“This workshop is open to all – no matter your skills or experience – as a hands-on experience learning to read and transcribe a selection of modern documents from Spalding’s history,” says organiser Dr Gabby Storey.

“It’s a fantastic chance to learn more about how Spalding became the town it is today.”

10am-10.30am: Arrival
10.30am-12noon: Workshop: ‘Researching social history’ by Dr Gabby Storey
12noon-1pm: Lunch
1pm-2pm: ‘The Postal Service in Spalding’ by Pat Wensor
2pm-3pm: ‘Lincolnshire and the Poor Law’ by Professor Steve King
3pm-4pm: ‘Spalding’s Architectural Character: A Changing Town’ by Dr Gabby Storey

Discover more about the event and how to book your place on the SGS website at https://www.sgsoc.org/the-victoria-county-history-project

Roman cremation urn found near Sacrewell, Peterborough.
08/10/2026

Roman cremation urn found near Sacrewell, Peterborough.

An 'awesome' cremation urn was the big find at an archaeological dig in Cambridgeshire, which was a new attempt to locate a Roman villa.

GREAT NEWSForgotten Spalding is now in stock at the following retailers for £30:Spalding News, Market Place, SpaldingGeo...
02/10/2026

GREAT NEWS
Forgotten Spalding is now in stock at the following retailers for £30:

Spalding News, Market Place, Spalding
Geoff Neal Dry Cleaners, Bridge Street, Spalding
Daisies, The Crescent, Spalding
Vine House Farm Shop, Deeping St. Nicholas

At over 300 pages, this A4 hardback is a must for fans of local history.

My Amazon Seller site currently has a glitch so I can't see the orders, but you can buy direct from me by post from the website below, where it is offered at £30 + Royal Mail Tracked 48 Postage at £3.95

https://forgotten-spalding.square.site/

Want to discover more about Spalding's past?Sign up for a free Victoria County History Lincolnshire - Spalding group wor...
01/10/2026

Want to discover more about Spalding's past?

Sign up for a free Victoria County History Lincolnshire - Spalding group workshop, held on Saturday 17th October.

“This workshop is open to all – no matter your skills or experience – as a hands-on experience learning to read and transcribe a selection of modern documents from Spalding’s history,” says organiser Dr Gabby Storey. “It’s a fantastic chance to learn more about how Spalding became the town it is today.”

https://www.sgsoc.org/the-victoria-county-history-project

Residents in Spalding and its surrounding areas are being invited to participate in a free local history workshop this autumn.

Funding secured for excavation to unlock secrets of Bronze Age Flag Fen site. Visitors to Flag Fen Archaeology Park, nea...
15/09/2026

Funding secured for excavation to unlock secrets of Bronze Age Flag Fen site.

Visitors to Flag Fen Archaeology Park, near Peterborough in Cambridgeshire, will soon be able to engage more deeply with one of Britain’s most important Bronze Age sites, as a major new excavation gets underway to uncover and record more of its detailed history.

Visitors to Flag Fen, near Peterborough in Cambridgeshire, will soon be able to engage more deeply with one of Britain’s most important Bronze Age sites, as a major new excavation gets underway to uncover and record more of its detailed history.

04/09/2026
BBC: Arts Council accolade for restored cottage museum in Navenby
23/08/2026

BBC: Arts Council accolade for restored cottage museum in Navenby

Mrs Smith's Cottage regains the recognition it previously held before being forced to close in 2013.

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Spalding
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