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08 April 2021
Work starting this month to save Wisbech and Fenland Museum from worse damage
Scaffolding is up for work to begin this month on urgently-needed repairs to fix the leaking roof of Grade 2* listed Wisbech and Fenland Museum.
25 March 2021
Thomas Clarkson’s campaign chest on loan to Cambridge Festival exhibition
Local slavery abolitionist Thomas Clarkson's campaign chest in the keeping of Wisbech and Fenland Museum forms the basis of a...
16 February 2021
“Modern Slavery won't go away on its own”: Anti-Slavery conference to go ahead online
Britain's Independent Anti-Slavery commissioner Dame Sara Thornton will open an online conference this month about tackling the exploitation and trafficking...
28 January 2021
Historic England awards up to £616,000 to save historic Wisbech and Fenland Museum in Cambridgeshire
Historic England gives up to £616,000 to save Grade II* listed Wisbech and Fenland Museum in Cambridgeshire. This substantial grant...
11 November 2020
Wisbech to become a Window Wanderland for two nights this December
Wisbech residents are invited to light up the neighbourhood this festive season by making an illuminated window display at home.
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