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A man in his 70s has been arrested after a property disturbance saw two people hospitalised.
Approval has been given for a new cattery in West Norfolk offering spaces for six feline friends.
A banger racing legend says he feels flattered to have been immortalised on a motorsport mural at a racing arena.
Firefighters rushed to the scene of a fence blaze on Monday.
A specialist care centre held its most successful summer fayre yet
In the latest Paws For Thought column, RSPCA staff members try to rehome a loving, affectionate dog.
A casualty was rescued from a ditch after a crash on Friday.
A new Taco Bell appears to be on its way.
A “well-established and highly successful” private car hire firm is moving into a Fenland town.
A man who was caught using a fake Bulgarian driver’s licence, which he bought on Facebook, has been fined hundreds of pounds.
A man who was caught with multiple canisters of laughing gas in his uninsured car has been fined hundreds.
Police have tracked down yet another piece of stolen machinery.
The chief executive of an NHS Trust that was rated as ‘requires improvement’ said the organisation has made changes to improve.
The local NHS is urging more than 38,000 people who’ve not had a vital vaccine to come forward this summer.
A report carried out on a town dentist has found that it has met regulations.
More than 800 youngsters have taken part in this year’s Safety Zone events - learning vital life skills as they prepare to move to secondary school.
A new secondary school is set to be built which will have a focus on science, technology, engineering and maths.
New Road Primary School in Whittlesey, part of Aspire Learning Trust, is celebrating its second consecutive School Games Platinum Award.
Children can nurture a passion for reading this summer by signing up for the 2025 Summer Reading Challenge at Cambridgeshire Libraries.
Wheelie bins and new refuse lorries can now be purchased after the financial arrangements have been approved by councillors.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) board members voted to save two bus services which were at risk of being cut.
Residents are being reminded to check their voter registration details or risk missing the chance to vote in future elections.
