In Full

New to the job Environment Secretary, Michael Gove, was given a damp introduction to the world of farming in the eastern counties when he called in at the Royal Norfolk Show today.

Survey work is being carried out at a Fenland railway station in an effort to increase services and passenger numbers.

Political leaders in Fenland have backed plans for a multi-million pound funding package to form an independent university in Peterborough.

People in the village of Elm are being given the chance to make a difference to their community by helping to launch Fenland’s latest Street Pride group.

Garden town proposals for Wisbech are a “once in a lifetime” chance to transform the area’s future, council chiefs have claimed.

Three local men have been jailed after a gun was shot through the window of a house where a mother was alone with her young child.

They served their country, played in their factory football team and all of their names were recorded for future generations to discover, except for one.

Police are currently at the North Cambs Hospital in Wisbech following concerns over the conduct of a man at the unit.

As work continues on this year’s displays, Wisbech In Bloom officials have taken delivery of a new, specially built, water bowser.

Residents and community leaders have celebrated the opening of their new play area, after years of campaigning and fundraising.

The widow of a Wisbech man who died in a multi-vehicle crash caused by a drink-driver has pleaded for other motorists to think of the potential dangers.

It’s show time in Norfolk next week as the biggest event on the county calendar goes live on Wednesday and Thursday with two full days of action and entertainment.

Police are appealing for information following a fail-to-stop traffic collision in Welney on Tuesday (June 20).

The flags are out in Fenland this week as the district marks the ninth annual Armed Forces Day.

Fenland may have been basking in the heat this week, but it posed problems for some people trying to get around on the area’s roads.

Managers of the Wisbech Museum have moved a step closer to securing the museum’s long-term future after they were awarded a vital Lottery grant.

A March school has confirmed it will begin to roll out a shorter teaching week for some of its pupils from this autumn.

Business owners in Fenland are being urged to prevent fat build-ups on their premises following a fire at a Chatteris chip shop on Friday night.

A March man who claimed his sports car had been stolen after his friend crashed it has been given a suspended prison term.