#peterborough — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #peterborough, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/62725/ Ready for the region’s biggest river festival but is the water clean enough?|ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/61532/ England Expects: The region gears up for the World Cup Semi Final | ITV News Anglia (West) #atlanta #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #DelapreAbbey #HarryKane #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #JudeBellingham #LionelMessi #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough #UniversityOfCambridge
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/60659/ A killer husband sentenced after faking his wife’s suicide | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/60025/ A man suspected of killing his wife and two daughters appears in court. | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/58874/ As demand soars another water company imposes a hosepipe ban | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/58217/ A family visits the home where a mother and her two daughters were killed | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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New on my #blog: https://aspi.blog/2026/07/08/arisaig-2026-25-homeward-bound-york-to-home/
The final post in my series about my Scottish holiday, detailing the final stages of my return journey.
#Arisaig2026 #photography #PublicTransport #Railways #RailwayPhotography #RailwayHistory #York #Grantham #Peterborough #Ely #KingsLynn #TheMallard #IsaacNewton #TheWoodlandTrust -
New on my #blog: https://aspi.blog/2026/07/08/arisaig-2026-25-homeward-bound-york-to-home/
The final post in my series about my Scottish holiday, detailing the final stages of my return journey.
#Arisaig2026 #photography #PublicTransport #Railways #RailwayPhotography #RailwayHistory #York #Grantham #Peterborough #Ely #KingsLynn #TheMallard #IsaacNewton #TheWoodlandTrust -
https://www.europesays.com/videos/55975/ Parents welcome new protections for schoolchildren with allergies | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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Outbreak: #Gastroenteritis (unspecified pathogen)
Facility: Kawartha Heights Retirement Living
Facility Type: Retirement Home
Unit/Floor/Area: Facility Wide
Location: #Peterborough #Ontario
Facility Tracking Hash: #LLPH0066 (formerly #HKNP0031)Date: 2026-07-06
Public Health Unit: Lakelands Public Health
PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObLLPH (formerly #OnObHKNP )Click or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.
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Outbreak: #Gastroenteritis (unspecified pathogen)
Facility: Kawartha Heights Retirement Living
Facility Type: Retirement Home
Unit/Floor/Area: Facility Wide
Location: #Peterborough #Ontario
Facility Tracking Hash: #LLPH0066 (formerly #HKNP0031)Date: 2026-07-06
Public Health Unit: Lakelands Public Health
PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObLLPH (formerly #OnObHKNP )Click or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/54821/ Should children be allowed to stay up late for the World Cup? | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/54084/ Slowest police chase ever as Tom the tortoise goes on the run | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/53399/ Manhunt to find drunk driver who killed his own baby daughter in a crash | ITV News Anglia (West) #Addenbrooke'sHospital #Barnham #Bedfordshire #Bishop'sStortford #Cambridgeshire #crocodile #essex #hertfordshire #Huntingdon #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #JohnsonsOfOldHurst #Kettering #MiltonKeynes #NorthWeald #Northamptonshire #Ongar #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/50795/ Crocodile attack boy’s medical records accessed by 40 hospital staff | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #GreatShelford #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/50302/ Government announces new plans to end postcode lottery of SEND education | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/48767/ VULNERABLE GROUPS KEEP COOL AS TEMPERATURES CONTINUE TO SOAR | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #heatwave #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #JamesPeck #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough #Wellingborough
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Canada 🇨🇦 is expected to change HSR’s route to service Kingston, Ontario instead of Peterborough, Ontario
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/alto-route-change-kingston-9.7244054
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Il est attendu que le Canada 🇨🇦 change la route du TGV pour desservir Kingston, Ontario au lieu de Peterborough, Ontariohttps://radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2263388/tgv-quebec-toronto-kingston-arret
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Canada 🇨🇦 is expected to change HSR’s route to service Kingston, Ontario instead of Peterborough, Ontario
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/alto-route-change-kingston-9.7244054
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Il est attendu que le Canada 🇨🇦 change la route du TGV pour desservir Kingston, Ontario au lieu de Peterborough, Ontariohttps://radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2263388/tgv-quebec-toronto-kingston-arret
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/46820/ Man arrested at zoo where child was thrown to crocodiles released on bail | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridge #Cambridgeshire #ChrisJohnson #ElyCathedral #hertfordshire #Huntingdon #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #JohnsonsOfOldHurst #MiltonKeynes #Northampton #NorthamptonSaints #Northamptonshire #Peterborough #TracyJohnson #Twickenham
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/46458/ A child is in a serious condition after ending up in crocodile enclosure | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/45530/ England expects – how the region’s getting behind the Three Lions | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/44602/ Ram raiders take less than four minutes to rip cash machine from wall | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/44033/ Luton – rising star putting home town on the music map with free concert | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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Random images from my archives, #Peterborough 2024 #Photography 📸
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Random images from my archives, #Peterborough 2024 #Photography 📸
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Random images from my archives #Peterborough 2011. #Photography 📸
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Random images from my archives #Peterborough 2011. #Photography 📸
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/42874/ The Celtic corner of Corby gearing up for Scotland’s first World Cup match | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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Book Reviews
Photo by Simon Wilkes on UnsplashAnthology #67
Deadly Remains, by Kate EllisHere, we are in south Devon, the stamping ground of DI Humphrey Goodman, from the popular BBC TV series Beyond Paradise [and before that, Death in Paradise, set on the fictional island of St Marie, aka Guadaloupe]; however, he is not the subject of this book: instead, it is DI Wesley Peterson, and this is the latest in a very full series of books set in this beautiful location. Wesley’s son, Michael, is now 13, and in his summer school holiday is helping Wesley’s old friend from university, Dr Neil Watson, in an archaeological dig on Dartmoor which is aiming to recover physical evidence of an aeroplane which crashed there in world war two, when it was returning from a secret mission to France. The pilot escaped, but died very soon afterwards, so he was not able to provide any reason for the inexplicable crash. When three skeletons are discovered nearby, naturally enough, the police have to be involved. At the same time, an author who mostly ghost-wrote autobiographies for celebrities and is staying in the area, is found murdered; could there be a connection, or had he discovered some potentially damaging information about the subject of his latest book, so he had to be silenced? The author interweaves the contemporary diaries of the pilot of the doomed ’plane, and a young local woman with the current-day action, and as Wesley’s enquiries progress, it becomes increasingly clear that local people in a notoriously tight-knit country community, including the present-day Lord of the Manor, might have guilty secrets in their background. Michael develops a teenage crush on a young woman helping with the dig, but is her affection towards Michael just benign guidance, or something more sinister? Also, who is the odd gentleman in the bucket hat who hangs around on the periphery of the dig? Although there is one suspect Wesley’s boss considers obvious, Wesley isn’t so sure, and the tension builds nicely before the perpetrator is revealed. The hardback I read was published in 2025 by Constable, an imprint of Little, Brown Book Group, London, ISBN 978-0-3494-4932-8.
The Hawk is Dead, by Peter JamesRoy Grace is facing his toughest test yet as a detective, and he is well out of his comfort zone here, because he is called in to investigate what looks like, initially, an attempt on the life of the new queen, Camilla; the reason he is Senior Investigating Officer for the case is that the crime occurred in Sussex, specifically close to the South Portal of the Clayton tunnel, from which the royal train was due to emerge, en route to Brighton, in advance of the queen’s scheduled engagements. This schedule was upset by the derailing of the train in the tunnel, forcing all of the passengers, none of whom was killed in the incident, to walk out of the tunnel, then up an embankment to higher ground, where Sir Peregrine Greaves [the eponymous Hawk], Private Secretary to “Their Majesties”, and one of the most senior members of the royal household, was comprehensively killed by a sniper’s bullet to the head, when he was standing a few feet away from the queen. Of course, nearly everyone assumes that the queen was the intended target; from the outset, however, Grace isn’t convinced. His seniority prevents criticism, but he is aware that his investigation will need to be more than usually thorough, especially given the concern for his wife of the king, who is prepared to give an audience to Grace in person. It doesn’t take long for Grace to realise that there is a conspiracy in operation, so he must be very circumspect about whom he takes into his confidence with his evidence, including his liaison at the palace, Major General Sir Tommy Magellan-Lacey, Master of The King’s Household. One has to assume that the author’s dispensation to put dialogue in the mouths of the monarchs has been cleared officially, and he obviously has respect for the institution, including information about the charities the queen supports at the end of the book. Despite not influencing my views on the monarchy, this is an effective thriller. The hardback I read was published in 2025 by Macmillan, an imprint of Pan Macmillan, London, ISBN 978-1-5290-9006-2.
Murder on the Great Northern Railway, by Edward MarstonThis is one of the latest entries in the Railway Detective series by this prolific author. The year is 1867, and a distinguished London silversmith who is nearing the end of a celebrated career has made a model in silver of the cathedral in the city of his birth, Lincoln, which he has designated as a gift to said institution; unfortunately, on the journey from King’s Cross Station, the crate containing the model is stolen at Peterborough station, and the private detective who was engaged to protect it in the guard’s van of the train is shot dead. The reason this was accomplished so easily is because there was an explosion in one of the station buildings while the train was stopped, so everybody’s attention was diverted. Normally, this would have been a matter for the local constabulary to investigate, but the Bishop of Lincoln and the Dean of the cathedral are sufficiently concerned to call in Scotland Yard, also because they know of Inspector Robert Colbeck by repute, from his previous achievements in successfully apprehending criminals who have broken the law on the English rail network. The perpetrators aren’t easy to identify initially, and the involvement in Lincoln of Colbeck’s superior, Superintendent Edward Tallis doesn’t make his job any easier; Tallis is beginning to feel that his efficiency is diminishing, so he thinks this supervision will be good for him. However, he soon realises that Colbeck is the man for the job, so he returns to London, but he does make a useful contribution there. When there are setbacks, the Bishop & Dean begin to lose confidence in Colbeck, and there is a danger that the criminals will succeed, but Colbeck pulls victory from the jaws of defeat. One minor negative aspect is that there is a concurrent plot device involving Colbeck’s wife and her somewhat entitled friend, which is drawn out unnecessarily long to fit the story’s timeline, but apart from that, this is a workmanlike thriller. The hardback I read was published in 2025 by Allison & Busby Limited, London, ISBN 978-0-7490-3222-7.
The Long Shoe, by Bob MortimerThis is at least the second novel from this popular comedian [no list at the front of the book], the first one being The Satsuma Complex: Mortimer’s trademark left-field humour is again present here, and Satsuma is clearly a word he enjoys using. As in the previous book, the protagonist, Matt Giles is a slightly inadequate character who just wants an easy life with his girlfriend Harriet, who has a responsible position at the Crown Prosecution Service, and his cat Goodmonson, with the latter of whom he also has conversations, again repeating a trope from the previous book. Unfortunately, he has just been made redundant from his bathroom equipment salesman position, and the upset is compounded by a notice to quit their shared flat in Hither Green, London; so, when out of the blue an offer is made to him to rent cheaply an upmarket flat, which they had previously viewed — Harriet loving it but Matt dismissing it as beyond their price-range — in return for minimal caretaking duties, Matt jumps at the chance, hoping that Harriet, who has mysteriously walked away from their relationship, will find their new accommodation impossible to resist, and thereby return to him. Things do get a bit strange though, courtesy of the author’s humour, as a result of his dealings with the enigmatic owner of the apartment block and two of the current residents; and this is where the eponymous long shoe comes into the narrative. Another element in the story is Matt & Harriet’s erstwhile near-neighbour, a flirty, possibly over-sexed but rich divorcée called Carol, who enjoys breaking up married couples, just because she can, but also to alleviate boredom. As the narrative progresses, we discover Harriet’s situation, but she is unable to contact Matt, to either reassure him or confirm the break: inevitably, her plight is connected to Matt’s current activities. Aside from a repeat of my previous concern about some grammar: he frequently uses a construction which is now becoming too common, to my regret — “was stood”, or “was sat”, and I’m not familiar with an adjective, “splashy”, which he uses [it could just be his joke, of course] — the tension is built quite nicely to a satisfactory dénouement. The paperback I read was published in 2026 [2025] by Gallery Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster UK Ltd, ISBN 978-1-3985-4808-4.
#Archaeology #Brighton #CrownProsecutionService #Dartmoor #Devon #Lincoln #London #Monarchy #Peterborough #Sussex #WWII -
Book Reviews
Photo by Simon Wilkes on UnsplashAnthology #67
Deadly Remains, by Kate EllisHere, we are in south Devon, the stamping ground of DI Humphrey Goodman, from the popular BBC TV series Beyond Paradise [and before that, Death in Paradise, set on the fictional island of St Marie, aka Guadaloupe]; however, he is not the subject of this book: instead, it is DI Wesley Peterson, and this is the latest in a very full series of books set in this beautiful location. Wesley’s son, Michael, is now 13, and in his summer school holiday is helping Wesley’s old friend from university, Dr Neil Watson, in an archaeological dig on Dartmoor which is aiming to recover physical evidence of an aeroplane which crashed there in world war two, when it was returning from a secret mission to France. The pilot escaped, but died very soon afterwards, so he was not able to provide any reason for the inexplicable crash. When three skeletons are discovered nearby, naturally enough, the police have to be involved. At the same time, an author who mostly ghost-wrote autobiographies for celebrities and is staying in the area, is found murdered; could there be a connection, or had he discovered some potentially damaging information about the subject of his latest book, so he had to be silenced? The author interweaves the contemporary diaries of the pilot of the doomed ’plane, and a young local woman with the current-day action, and as Wesley’s enquiries progress, it becomes increasingly clear that local people in a notoriously tight-knit country community, including the present-day Lord of the Manor, might have guilty secrets in their background. Michael develops a teenage crush on a young woman helping with the dig, but is her affection towards Michael just benign guidance, or something more sinister? Also, who is the odd gentleman in the bucket hat who hangs around on the periphery of the dig? Although there is one suspect Wesley’s boss considers obvious, Wesley isn’t so sure, and the tension builds nicely before the perpetrator is revealed. The hardback I read was published in 2025 by Constable, an imprint of Little, Brown Book Group, London, ISBN 978-0-3494-4932-8.
The Hawk is Dead, by Peter JamesRoy Grace is facing his toughest test yet as a detective, and he is well out of his comfort zone here, because he is called in to investigate what looks like, initially, an attempt on the life of the new queen, Camilla; the reason he is Senior Investigating Officer for the case is that the crime occurred in Sussex, specifically close to the South Portal of the Clayton tunnel, from which the royal train was due to emerge, en route to Brighton, in advance of the queen’s scheduled engagements. This schedule was upset by the derailing of the train in the tunnel, forcing all of the passengers, none of whom was killed in the incident, to walk out of the tunnel, then up an embankment to higher ground, where Sir Peregrine Greaves [the eponymous Hawk], Private Secretary to “Their Majesties”, and one of the most senior members of the royal household, was comprehensively killed by a sniper’s bullet to the head, when he was standing a few feet away from the queen. Of course, nearly everyone assumes that the queen was the intended target; from the outset, however, Grace isn’t convinced. His seniority prevents criticism, but he is aware that his investigation will need to be more than usually thorough, especially given the concern for his wife of the king, who is prepared to give an audience to Grace in person. It doesn’t take long for Grace to realise that there is a conspiracy in operation, so he must be very circumspect about whom he takes into his confidence with his evidence, including his liaison at the palace, Major General Sir Tommy Magellan-Lacey, Master of The King’s Household. One has to assume that the author’s dispensation to put dialogue in the mouths of the monarchs has been cleared officially, and he obviously has respect for the institution, including information about the charities the queen supports at the end of the book. Despite not influencing my views on the monarchy, this is an effective thriller. The hardback I read was published in 2025 by Macmillan, an imprint of Pan Macmillan, London, ISBN 978-1-5290-9006-2.
Murder on the Great Northern Railway, by Edward MarstonThis is one of the latest entries in the Railway Detective series by this prolific author. The year is 1867, and a distinguished London silversmith who is nearing the end of a celebrated career has made a model in silver of the cathedral in the city of his birth, Lincoln, which he has designated as a gift to said institution; unfortunately, on the journey from King’s Cross Station, the crate containing the model is stolen at Peterborough station, and the private detective who was engaged to protect it in the guard’s van of the train is shot dead. The reason this was accomplished so easily is because there was an explosion in one of the station buildings while the train was stopped, so everybody’s attention was diverted. Normally, this would have been a matter for the local constabulary to investigate, but the Bishop of Lincoln and the Dean of the cathedral are sufficiently concerned to call in Scotland Yard, also because they know of Inspector Robert Colbeck by repute, from his previous achievements in successfully apprehending criminals who have broken the law on the English rail network. The perpetrators aren’t easy to identify initially, and the involvement in Lincoln of Colbeck’s superior, Superintendent Edward Tallis doesn’t make his job any easier; Tallis is beginning to feel that his efficiency is diminishing, so he thinks this supervision will be good for him. However, he soon realises that Colbeck is the man for the job, so he returns to London, but he does make a useful contribution there. When there are setbacks, the Bishop & Dean begin to lose confidence in Colbeck, and there is a danger that the criminals will succeed, but Colbeck pulls victory from the jaws of defeat. One minor negative aspect is that there is a concurrent plot device involving Colbeck’s wife and her somewhat entitled friend, which is drawn out unnecessarily long to fit the story’s timeline, but apart from that, this is a workmanlike thriller. The hardback I read was published in 2025 by Allison & Busby Limited, London, ISBN 978-0-7490-3222-7.
The Long Shoe, by Bob MortimerThis is at least the second novel from this popular comedian [no list at the front of the book], the first one being The Satsuma Complex: Mortimer’s trademark left-field humour is again present here, and Satsuma is clearly a word he enjoys using. As in the previous book, the protagonist, Matt Giles is a slightly inadequate character who just wants an easy life with his girlfriend Harriet, who has a responsible position at the Crown Prosecution Service, and his cat Goodmonson, with the latter of whom he also has conversations, again repeating a trope from the previous book. Unfortunately, he has just been made redundant from his bathroom equipment salesman position, and the upset is compounded by a notice to quit their shared flat in Hither Green, London; so, when out of the blue an offer is made to him to rent cheaply an upmarket flat, which they had previously viewed — Harriet loving it but Matt dismissing it as beyond their price-range — in return for minimal caretaking duties, Matt jumps at the chance, hoping that Harriet, who has mysteriously walked away from their relationship, will find their new accommodation impossible to resist, and thereby return to him. Things do get a bit strange though, courtesy of the author’s humour, as a result of his dealings with the enigmatic owner of the apartment block and two of the current residents; and this is where the eponymous long shoe comes into the narrative. Another element in the story is Matt & Harriet’s erstwhile near-neighbour, a flirty, possibly over-sexed but rich divorcée called Carol, who enjoys breaking up married couples, just because she can, but also to alleviate boredom. As the narrative progresses, we discover Harriet’s situation, but she is unable to contact Matt, to either reassure him or confirm the break: inevitably, her plight is connected to Matt’s current activities. Aside from a repeat of my previous concern about some grammar: he frequently uses a construction which is now becoming too common, to my regret — “was stood”, or “was sat”, and I’m not familiar with an adjective, “splashy”, which he uses [it could just be his joke, of course] — the tension is built quite nicely to a satisfactory dénouement. The paperback I read was published in 2026 [2025] by Gallery Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster UK Ltd, ISBN 978-1-3985-4808-4.
#Archaeology #bookReview #books #Brighton #Crime #CrownProsecutionService #Dartmoor #Devon #fiction #Lincoln #London #Monarchy #Peterborough #reading #Sussex #WWII -
A historic facade framed by the rugged limbs of an Australian gum tree.
Peterborough, South Australia.
© All Rights Reserved by Kev Peirce.
#Photo #Photography #Australia #SouthAustralia #Peterborough #BlackAndWhitePhotography #Monochrome
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A historic facade framed by the rugged limbs of an Australian gum tree.
Peterborough, South Australia.
© All Rights Reserved by Kev Peirce.
#Photo #Photography #Australia #SouthAustralia #Peterborough #BlackAndWhitePhotography #Monochrome
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/42077/ Prince William meets the blood bike heroes saving lives in Norfolk | ITV News Anglia (West) #Bedfordshire #Cambridgeshire #hertfordshire #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #MiltonKeynes #Northamptonshire #Peterborough
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Outbreak: Human #Metapneumovirus
Facility: Applewood Retirement Living
Facility Type: Retirement Home
Unit/Floor/Area: Facility Wide
Location: #Peterborough #Ontario
Facility Tracking Hash: #LLPH0009Date: 2026-06-06
Public Health Unit: Lakelands Public Health
PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObLLPHClick or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.
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Outbreak: Human #Metapneumovirus
Facility: Applewood Retirement Living
Facility Type: Retirement Home
Unit/Floor/Area: Facility Wide
Location: #Peterborough #Ontario
Facility Tracking Hash: #LLPH0009Date: 2026-06-06
Public Health Unit: Lakelands Public Health
PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObLLPHClick or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.
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Outbreak: Human #Metapneumovirus
Facility: Applewood Retirement Living
Facility Type: Retirement Home
Unit/Floor/Area: Facility Wide
Location: #Peterborough #Ontario
Facility Tracking Hash: #LLPH0009Date: 2026-06-06
Public Health Unit: Lakelands Public Health
PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObLLPHClick or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.
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Outbreak: Human #Metapneumovirus
Facility: Applewood Retirement Living
Facility Type: Retirement Home
Unit/Floor/Area: Facility Wide
Location: #Peterborough #Ontario
Facility Tracking Hash: #LLPH0009Date: 2026-06-06
Public Health Unit: Lakelands Public Health
PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObLLPHClick or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.
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Outbreak: Human #Metapneumovirus
Facility: Applewood Retirement Living
Facility Type: Retirement Home
Unit/Floor/Area: Facility Wide
Location: #Peterborough #Ontario
Facility Tracking Hash: #LLPH0009Date: 2026-06-06
Public Health Unit: Lakelands Public Health
PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObLLPHClick or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.
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Outbreak: Human #Metapneumovirus
Facility: Peterborough Regional Health Centre
Facility Type: Hospital (Acute Care)
Unit/Floor/Area: D1
Location: #Peterborough #Ontario
Facility Tracking Hash: #LLPH0010Date: 2026-05-27
Public Health Unit: Lakelands Public Health
PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObLLPHClick or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.
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Outbreak: Human #Metapneumovirus
Facility: Peterborough Regional Health Centre
Facility Type: Hospital (Acute Care)
Unit/Floor/Area: D1
Location: #Peterborough #Ontario
Facility Tracking Hash: #LLPH0010Date: 2026-05-27
Public Health Unit: Lakelands Public Health
PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObLLPHClick or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.
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Ekoplex – Creatures Of The Forest
#Electronic #downtempo #ekoplex #forest #fullon #psychedelic #psytrance #Peterborough
CC BY-NC-ND (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives) #ccmusic
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Ekoplex – Creatures Of The Forest
#Electronic #downtempo #ekoplex #forest #fullon #psychedelic #psytrance #Peterborough
CC BY-NC-ND (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives) #ccmusic
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A frost advisory has been issued for a large part of central and southern Ontario :flagon: , including Cornwall, Ottawa and Peterborough
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Une veille de gel a été émise pour une grande partie du centre et sud de l’Ontario :flagon: , incluant Cornwall, Ottawa et Peterboroughhttps://alertable.ca/#/incidents/urn:oid:2.49.0.1.124.2447034814.2026
#Ontario #Cornwall #Ottawa #Peterborough #YCCwx #MétéoYCC #YOWwx #MétéoYOW #YPQwx #MétéoYPQ
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A frost advisory has been issued for a large part of central and southern Ontario :flagon: , including Cornwall, Ottawa and Peterborough
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Une veille de gel a été émise pour une grande partie du centre et sud de l’Ontario :flagon: , incluant Cornwall, Ottawa et Peterboroughhttps://alertable.ca/#/incidents/urn:oid:2.49.0.1.124.2447034814.2026
#Ontario #Cornwall #Ottawa #Peterborough #YCCwx #MétéoYCC #YOWwx #MétéoYOW #YPQwx #MétéoYPQ
