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Wisbech Town were beaten by lower league opposition in the FA Cup this afternoon.
Here's a round-up of all Saturday's local football action.
Interim Hares boss says he'd love the job permanently and thanks the fans for great support.
After five straight defeats, the Hares were back to winning ways today.
The Hares were victorious today, but there was a defeat for Drove, while the Fenmen play tomorrow and the Saints had no weekend fixture.
A stretch of the A47 closed in both directions after an accident is now open again.
Police are appealing for information after a toilet block worth £20,000 was stolen.
A large resurfacing programme starts next week to help maintain and improve the quality of roads across Fenland.
A couple who met through their love of cycling have celebrated 65 years of marriage.
The Fenmen have announced a new ground sponsor.
A woman and a man found dead in a property died as a result of knife wounds, preliminary post-mortem reports have shown.
Cambridgeshire Police has launched a scheme to improve the service it provides to people with communication difficulties.
Survivors of domestic abuse are being encouraged to share their experiences to help improve local services.
Following the launch of a murder investigation into the death of a woman, the family of a man found dead in the same incident have issued a statement.
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Students have been enjoying the taste of a completely different culture thanks to an initiative aptly named Connecting Classrooms.
At the recent AGM of the Wisbech-Arles Twinning Club a new chairman was elected.
Officers investigating the murder of a woman have named a man found dead in the same incident.
A clear the air talk laid the foundations for a welcome victory for Wisbech against Cambridgeshire neighbours Yaxley today.
The Fenmen picked up their first league points of the season against Yaxley this afternoon.
Detectives investigating the deaths of a woman and a man have named the female victim and announced they are treating her death as murder.
