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Steve Barton

Steve Barton

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  • Plough Monday in Balsham raises £3,000 for good causes

    By Steve Barton Verified| Cambridge Independent Verified By Steve BartonThe historic Balsham Plough Monday is thought to have raised about £3,000 this week. A team of more than 20 ploughmen took to the streets with their plough – pulled by six to eight of them – from 5pm, starting off at Samworth Close and taking in numerous stops before ending at The Bell and the Black Bull pubs. Plough Monday began in the 16th century, when farm workers would collect donations after their unpaid Christmas lay-off had ended.

    By Steve Barton Verified · Cambridge Independent

    Jan. 15, 2025

  • Huge solar farm to power 175,000 homes proposed for Cambridgeshire countryside

    By Steve Barton Verified| Cambridge Independent Verified A proposal to create a massive solar farm that could generate energy for 175,000 homes has entered its first round of consultation. Kingsway Solar would have the potential to supply around 500 megawatts (MW) of electricity to the National Grid, says applicant Downing Renewable Developments (DRD). The proposed new solar farm and battery storage project would cover 1,500 hectares (3,706 acres) of land. It is proposed for parcels of land near Balsham, West Wratting, Weston Colville and Weston Green.

    By Steve Barton Verified · Cambridge Independent

    Nov. 07, 2024

  • Plough Monday in Balsham raises £3,000 for good causes

    By Steve Barton Verified| Cambridge Independent Verified By Steve BartonThe historic Balsham Plough Monday is thought to have raised about £3,000 this week. A team of more than 20 ploughmen took to the streets with their plough – pulled by six to eight of them – from 5pm, starting off at Samworth Close and taking in numerous stops before ending at The Bell and the Black Bull pubs. Plough Monday began in the 16th century, when farm workers would collect donations after their unpaid Christmas lay-off had ended.

    By Steve Barton Verified · Cambridge Independent

    Jan. 15, 2025

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