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This year, Visit Ely and the Ely branch of the Royal British Legion came together to provide the community with a ‘bigger and better’ National Day of Celebration.

With the weather turning much colder, we are swiftly taken back to memories of January 2023. The chill in the air and the early morning crisp frosts transport us back to the start of what has been a remarkable year In Ely. Beginning with January, the team at Visit Ely didn’t let the festive break

As with every year, Ely is honoured to host two servicesThough the Haunted season has since passed and thoughts turn to Christmas, that didn’t stop the specters of history from appearing before a sold out audience at Ely’s Sessions House on 10th November, when three trials were recreated in the very court room in which they were first heard. of Remembrance. These events have been organised by Visit Ely, the Royal British Legion Ely Branch and The City of Ely Council.

Overall feedback was ‘The Best Eel Festival Yet’.  You can’t get better than that.

It’s the beginning of February 2023 and it’s been busy at Visit Ely. In fact, it’s going to be a very busy year for Visit Ely and Ely as a whole. We’ve got so much planned for 2023 and we can’t wait to get things going.

It seems hardly believable that we are on the cusp of 2023. With the festive lunches behind us, and the thoughts of New Years celebrations on the horizon, it is not a shock to think most of us are looking towards ‘next year’ but for the next few minutes, we’d like to look back. Back over a truly remarkable year in a City for All Seasons!

Easter, and the hectic four-day weekend, is now behind us and the dust begins to settle here at Visit Ely.