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ELY (Thursday
market) Up to 39 trains a day, mostly in under 35 minutes Visit the cathedral, museum, Oliver Cromwell House and numerous speciality shops http://visitely.eastcambs.gov.uk |
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GRANTHAM (Saturday
market) Up to 40 trains a day in 20 to 35 minutes Relax awhile in the historic resting place for travelling royalty
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MARCH (Wednesday
and Saturday market) Up to 28 trains a day in under 20 minutes Discover the centre of this railway town, with its unusual broad street headed by an elaborate fountain
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MELTON
MOWBRAY (Tuesday and
Friday market) Up to 18 trains a day in under 40 minutes Paint the town red in the home of Stilton cheese and world-famous pork pies
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OAKHAM (Wednesday
and Saturday market) Up to 18 trains a day in under 30 minutes Walk through atmospheric Dean’s Street to the church, butter cross, stocks and market place
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SPALDING (Tuesday and
Saturday market) Up to 13 trains a day (no Sunday trains) in 25 minutes Head for Ayscoughee Hall and Georgian riverside buildings in this “tulip town”
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(Friday
market) Up to 18 trains a day in under 15 minutes Be impressed by the
architecture and celebrate culture in
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THETFORD (Tuesday and
Saturday market) Up to 14 trains a day in about an hour Discover Dad’s Army, Thomas Paine, Prince Duleep Singh and a secret garden |
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WHITTLESEY (Friday
market) Up to 10 trains a day or catch citi3 or other bus from Queensgate Visit Witel’s island with its 2 stone churches, butter cross and houses of mellow buff local brick
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