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Ambitious plans MARCH railway station could become home to a new museum, meeting room and even an art gallery if ambitious hopes of a band of volunteers come to fruition.

Save our court CONCERNED Fenland magistrates have held a special meeting to discuss the proposed closure of Wisbech court.

Village wins funding FUNDING for new toddlers play equipment for a Fenland village was among £128,862 worth of Lottery grants announced on Monday.

Children's home plan and decision time for supermarket TWO Chatteris plans are due before Fenland Council's planning committee tomorrow (Wednesday).

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Success for local rock band

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Farewell at Elm School

Celebration time for teenagers

Fish and chip shop plans

Heartbreak as unwanted cats and kittens face homes crisis

Caravan thief is sentenced

YOPEY success for Lauren

A record-breaking leader

New pre-school officially open

Blooming marvellous show

River road safety action

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