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Wisbech Official Guide

Town Council official guide to what is available in and around Wisbech

Wisbech Area Regeneration and Development Trust

WisARD is working to make the Wisbech area prosperous, pleasant, vibrant - a place to be proud of

Wisbech & District Chamber of Commerce 

Founded in 1927 the Chamber actively represents the businesses of Wisbech to Wisbech Town Council, Fenland District Council and Cambridgeshire County Council. It has member representation on other bodies such as the Tourism Group, the Crime Reduction panel and WisARD, and is also regularly consulted for views by other statutory bodies

Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Communities 

Travellers Times Online brings you the latest news, pictures, video, opinion and resources from within the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities. It has been developed by The Rural Media Company, funded by the Department for Children, Schools and Families

The Wisbech Society 

The Wisbech Society was founded in 1939 with the aim of maintaining Wisbech's historic heritage

Wisbech Adventure Play

In May 2010 a wonderful new resource for local children will open on the Spinney in Waterlees. This website will keep you up to date with what is happening in the project

Vivien Fire Engine Trust

"Vivien" is a Leyland fire engine, which was proudly serving Wisbech from 1932 until 1963. Named after the Mayoress at the time, Vivien was regarded as one of the most up-to-date fire engines in the district. It featured the distinctive "Borough of Wisbech Fire Brigade" lettering and the Borough of Wisbech armorial bearings on the side.

The Vivien Fire Engine Trust consists of a group of historical fire-fighting enthusiasts, who collaborated to restore and preserve "Vivien". George Dunlop, with help from his family and friends, was able to bring Vivien back to Wisbech from Yorkshire after a spell from being "away from home". With help from the Trust and local businesses, Vivien was restored to its former glory. Vivien and the Trust feature in many local events and exhibitions, ranging from historical galleries, parades, festive occasions, and even for private events such as weddings

Wisbech Town Park (Friends of Wisbech Park)

Wisbech Park is a popular green space that is centrally located within the historic market town of Wisbech. This traditional Victorian park has been welcoming visitors for more than 138 years and is home to several nationally important heritage landmarks, including the impressive Young Memorial Column (Grade II listed, 1872) and the traditional bandstand (Grade II listed, 1908). Wisbech Park stretches out over 11 acres within the Bowthorpe Conservation Area and provides a combination of large open grass fields with wooded areas. The Friends of Wisbech Park community group contributes to many projects in the park. There are band concerts held in the summer with a Christmas carol concert in December. The park offers an excellent variety of recreational and educational facilities that includes a play area for children, tennis courts, tree sculptures and a wild flora area. The seasonal floral displays provide year round colour in the park and have been highly praised by the Anglia in Bloom judges. The ongoing development of this historic green space ensures that there is something for everyone

Rose Fair

The Norman church of St Peter & St Paul is the main attraction for the annual Wisbech Rose Fair, one of the finest flower festivals in England