Fenland Citizen Covers Mobile Disco Network: 50-Year Milestone and Prestige Award

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Fenland Citizen Covers Mobile Disco Network: 50-Year Milestone and Prestige Award
By Tim Daymond, DJ since 1976 · Updated 22 October 2026 · 4 minute read
Norfolk’s Only Trading Standards Approved DJ · Rated 4.9 out of 5 from more than 250 reviews
In June 2026, the Fenland Citizen covered Tim Daymond and Mobile Disco Network in its regional news pages. The paper has served Cambridgeshire and the Fens since 1845.
The article reports a double milestone. Tim has completed 50 years as a DJ, and in the same month he won a Prestige Award. The Fenland Citizen covered both as a single regional business story.
Read the Fenland Citizen article
Why the Fenland Citizen Coverage Matters
The Fenland Citizen is not a listings site or a paid directory. It is an independently edited regional newspaper published by Iliffe Media. Its journalists decide what gets covered, and businesses cannot buy their way into the news pages.
The paper also serves Cambridgeshire, one of the four counties Tim covers. So this coverage shows his standing in Cambridgeshire, not just Norfolk.
What the Fenland Citizen Article Covers
The article covers two achievements that arrived together in June 2026.
A 50-Year DJ Career
Tim started performing in 1976, and he performs personally at every booking. He has never cancelled a contracted event in five decades.
A Prestige Award Win
Mobile Disco Network was named DJ Entertainment Company of the Year, Central England, in the 2026 Prestige Awards. It was the third year running for that title. The win is one of 22 regional and national business awards across Tim’s career.
A Fenland Business
The Fenland Citizen describes Tim as a Sutton Bridge businessman. Sutton Bridge sits in South Lincolnshire, close to the Cambridgeshire and Norfolk borders. That places Tim firmly within the Fenland business community the paper serves.
Tim Daymond in His Own Words
“The Fenland Citizen has reported on this part of the world since 1845. To appear in its pages in my 50th year means a great deal. The Fens have always been part of my patch, and this coverage recognises that.”
Tim Daymond, Mobile Disco Network
About the Fenland Citizen
The Fenland Citizen has served Cambridgeshire and the Fens since 1845. It publishes in print and online at fenlandcitizen.co.uk. Iliffe Media owns the title alongside Lynn News and other regional papers. It covers local news, business and community stories across Fenland. Visit the Fenland Citizen online.
About Mobile Disco Network
Tim Daymond began his DJ career in 1976. He traded as Timsha, then Tinsel & Satin, then Radio Gets Wild, before founding Mobile Disco Network in 2013. He performs personally at every booking under the stage name Tinsel Tim.
He covers Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. Planning something in March or Wisbech? Then see his Cambridgeshire venue guide.
He is a Norfolk County Council Trusted Trader, which makes him Trading Standards Approved. He is also an NADJ member. He is rated 4.9 out of 5 from more than 250 reviews.
His services include wedding DJ hire, birthday and anniversary parties and the Selfie Pod photo booth. You can find all of Tim’s press coverage in the Official Awards Press Hub.
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