Police have arrested a motorist on suspicion of being under the influence of drugs after he was reported driving erratically.
Firefighters put out a deliberate blaze involving bins during the early hours of Saturday morning.
Nominations are open for the fourth annual Fenland Citizen Business Awards, which will be held at Wisbech St Mary Sports & Community Centre.
Jessie Plemons and Emma Stone team up in this black comedy. Read our review here…
The sentencing of a murderer being put back, a long-serving dentist, and a successful football club were among our most popular stories last week.
It was a great day for Fenland’s three teams playing away from home today, with all recording wins.
A housebuilder brought the wonders of storytelling to a primary school and also donated £200 for the purchase of new books.
A police chase ended with the owner of an illegal e-bike having his vehicle confiscated.
A Slimming World consultant has been recognised with a Community Impact Award for her amazing work supporting people in her town.
Police came across a large discarded knife while on patrol last night.
Fenland Police are holding community meetings in the district throughout November.
Police have launched an investigation after ram raiders stole a cash machine from outside a shop during the early hours of this morning.
Residents and staff from a care home got in the Halloween spirit by visiting a pumpkin patch.
Two ports are currently closed to vessels due to a stranded boat.
NHS dental practices across Cambridgeshire continue to offer urgent dental appointments via NHS 111 for those who need it.
Businesses are warning that the Government’s proposed Employment Rights Bill could have unintended consequences for jobs, investment, and growth.
A care home is inviting elderly people to a free winter advice drop-in session, hosted in partnership with Age UK.
A man has been charged with murder following the death of a prisoner earlier this year.
The next meeting of the Fenland Family History Club will include a talk entitled ‘A Murder in Denver’.
A celebration event was held last night for young people between the ages of 17-25 from across Cambridgeshire transitioning out of care.
