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A bid for government funding for a package of junction improvements in March to address traffic congestion and make it easier to deliver new houses and jobs has been made by the county council.

A recruitment firm which has found jobs for 50 people in less than a fortnight is rethinking whether to carry on at its Wisbech offices.

A talented teenager who helps others through music and reading has been shortlisted as a finalist in a competition that hails the ‘giving to others’ of Cambridgeshire’s younger generation.

Reports of child neglect are at a record high across Cambridgeshire with an adult calling police and social services at least five days a week.

Jo and Dan Everett’s desperate search for the eight horses, which included one foal separated from her mother, went viral with people all over the country joining the hunts.

There was good news at last this morning (Monday) for train commuters travelling between Peterborough and Ely with the re-opening of the tracks.

A cold case investigator, a linguist and an architect are just some of the careers A-level students from Thomas Clarkson Academy in Wisbech are aiming for after receiving their exam results on Thursday.

A carer at Hickathrift House care home in Marshland St James has received a prestigious long service award in celebration of working at Barchester Healthcare

for 10 years.

A neglected dog from Wisbech who was helped by crowd funding donations has become part of a national campaign to promote GoFundMe and the causes it has helped.

Local dog agility handler and trainer Becca Middleton who lives in Wisbech has qualified for the Novice Cup Final at Crufts 2018 with her four-year-old Border Collie, Shimmer.

A new memorial garden paying tribute to those who lost their lives serving in the two World Wars has been unveiled at March railway station.

More than eighty knives, including seven machetes, have been taken off the county’s streets following an amnesty.

The loss of two children’s centres in Fenland including one at Murrow is “definitely not about cutbacks” says Cambridgeshire County Council leader Steve Count.

A mum-of-two has urged Wisbech residents to make the most of the pilot Wisbech Tesco bus service after winning a prize draw to celebrate its launch.

Eleven derailed wagons have finally been cleared from the line at Ely as engineers begin to replace the tracks and hopefully train services will get back to normal from Monday.

A Lutton man took his first steps with a gymnastics club in a barn in Holbeach.

Thomas Clarkson Academy in Wisbech is celebrating as its students have achieved places at the prestigious Russell Group universities for the first time in the school’s history.

Wisbech Grammar School headmaster Chris Staley has praised his pupils following the release today (Thursday) of their A-level results.

In fact nearly a quarter of all grades achieved this year were either A* or A with two thirds of students achieving at least one A grade or Distinction* (the equivalent of an A*).