Directory of Eye Resources

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This category lists sites about the Village of Eye, and the area north east of Peterborough, including Priors Fen as far east as Thorney, and south to the Nene at Whittlesey. This locality includes Eye Green, and the area to county boundary with South Holland.

Sites for locations north east of Newborough, but south of Deeping St James, may be listed in Peterborough until there is locality category for Northborough.

Resources in This Category

• Eye Primary School

  http://www.eyeprimaryschool.co.uk/
  News and newsletter archive, prospectus and admissions information. School events diary and term times included.

• Eye Village

  http://www.eyeparish.org.uk/
  Local news, photo gallery, contacts and parish council documents. Includes community plan, conservation and policing information.

• Northey Lodge Caravan Touring Park

  http://www.northeylodge.co.uk/
  Seasonal and touring pitches for caravans, motorhomes, tents and trailer tents on the North Bank of the Nene. Includes information about on-site security storage and points of local interest.

• Odd Job Bob

  http://www.oddjobbob.co.uk/
  Household and general maintenance handyman services. Contact details, testimonials and policy statements.

• Peterborough Today: A47 Diversions

  http://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/Map-A47-diversions-as-80m.4208263.jp
  Bypass work gets under way on the long awaited £80 million A1073 bypass. Includes comments for local residents.

• Wildlife Trust: Dogsthorpe Star Pit, Little Wood and Eye Green

  http://www.wildlifebcn.org/reserves/dogsthorpe-star-pit-little-wood-eye-green
  Information about the region's wildlife education centres and services, nature reserves and activities. Includes news and contact details.

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