The funeral of controversial farmer Tony Martin is set to be held in West Norfolk later this month.
We take a look back through the Fenland Citizen archives at some of the key points from notorious farmer Tony Martin’s life.
A 25-year-old has been handed a community order after a committing a raft of driving offences while speeding away from the police.
A man has lost his job after a drunken onslaught at a village pub saw him headbutt a car window.
A man demonstrated “clear remorse” by reporting himself to the police after breaching a court order.
A man is “very likely” to be jailed after speeding at 100mph and driving the wrong way around a roundabout in a bid to evade the police.
A man insisted he is a “decent enough fellow” after being involved in an incident which saw a tattoo studio owner punched.
A prolific offender has been jailed after stealing carbon monoxide alarms and a Simpsons character set.
Work to construct the new Queen Elizabeth Hospital is expected to begin in the middle of next year.
March residents will pay 2.87% more in council tax this year after a decision was ratified on Monday evening.
Uncertainty surrounds a major project to clear the Main Drain after “the complexity and cost of the scheme was underestimated”.
An inquest into the death of a man killed in a five-vehicle crash will no longer go ahead.
Forty vehicles were stopped as part of a multi-agency operation to tackle driving offences along the border between Cambridgeshire and Norfolk.
Works to install innovative electronic signs on a stretch of road which often becomes impassable as a result of flooding have kicked off.
The “most significant work” to take place on the Main Drain since St Germans Pumping Station was built is kicking off this month.
Several schools in our area require “immediate work” on parts of their ceilings which could be at risk of collapsing.
A hospital rebuild looks to be back on track after the Health Secretary announced it is “out of scope” of a review.
A 22-year-old has been handed a community order after committing a host of drug and driving offences.
A fly-tipper who took a householder’s waste that was later found dumped is nearly £500 worse off after he was prosecuted by West Norfolk Council.
A woman who drunk-drove while more than four times the legal limit is set to be sentenced.
