fenland
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1. fenland - Noun
2. Fenland - Proper noun
Meaning
low-lying wet land with grassy vegetation; usually is a transition zone between land and water
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thousands of acres of marshland
the fens of eastern England
Almost 500 plants - said by police to be worth around £250,000 - were found inside a modest semi-detached house in the Fenland town’s Oakroyd Terrace last month.
A spokesperson for Fenland District Council said: “The broad concept plan sets out how east Wisbech will grow.
Councillor David Oliver, Fenland District Council’s Portfolio Holder for Community Safety, said: “We do acknowledge there is a lot of community concern about street drinking in Wisbech.
A survey by Fenland Council shows where customers are coming from and where they want to go to and clearly it is not North Cambs Hospital.