March Summer Festival starts TODAY at 6:00 PM in West End Park!
Don’t miss out on performances from The King Blues WAX and The Sixteenths.
Bring your friends and join the fun! More details

March Summer Festival starts TODAY at 6:00 PM in West End Park!
Don’t miss out on performances from The King Blues WAX and The Sixteenths.
Bring your friends and join the fun! More details
At the meeting of March Town Council held on 2 June 2025, the Freedom of the Town was conferred upon Rob Skoulding for his remarkable efforts in giving March town a plentiful supply of defibrillators.
He continues to raise awareness and to ensure that they are added to and maintained.
Rob was surprised and delighted by the honour.
If you are, or know, a March community organisation that could do with some financial help, please see the guidance to check whether you meet the criteria. SEE HERE
Round 1 of 2025-2026 Grants and Donations will be considered at the March Town Council meeting being held on 2 June 2025 and applications must be received by 28 May.
Further applications for 2025-2026 will be considered in September, December and March.
Help clear the line – working parties 1st and 2nd Saturdays of the month for the Wisbech-March link.
https://www.bramleyline.org.uk/
The next round of applications for grant funding from March Town Council will be considered at their meeting to be held on 2nd June 2025.
If you wish to be considered, please read the guidance and submit an application form.
Details can be found HERE
At the Annual Meeting of March Town Council held on Monday 12th May 2025 Cllr Andrew Woollard was elected as Mayor of March for the forthcoming year. Cllr Nigel ‘Spence’ Spencer was elected as Deputy.
12-18 year olds wanted as Summer Reading Challenge volunteers
Want to help protect your bike from theft?
Don’t miss this free bike marking event in March Market Place next Sat, 17 May, 9.30am-11am. No need to book — just bring your bike and its frame number (located under the frame) or register in advance at Bike Register
The Mayor, councillors, veterans and people of March attended this morning’s proclamation and unveiling of the VE Day Commemorative bench outside the Town Hall. This was followed by a service at the War Memorial and will continue until the lighting of the beacon this evening.