Fenland councillors have agreed to take the next step in a long-held plan to build on a site in Wisbech High Street.
An engineer turned further education teacher hopes to inspire others to swap careers and help train the next generation of local talent.
A council is seeking people’s views on new measures to tackle the high numbers of Homes of Multiple Occupancy (HMOs) that are littering one town.
MP Steve Barclay has raised fears an Environmental Permit applied for by the Port of Wisbech could be used to feed waste to the town’s incinerator.
A trial to investigate new and innovative ways to repair soil-affected roads will be considered by the Highways and Transport Committee next week.
A cafe in the heart of Wisbech Park is set to re-open this weekend following a tendering process by the town council.
Cambridgeshire Police saw an alarming rise in prank 999 calls during last week’s half term.
Fenland District Council has approved a huge investment in arts, leisure, and heritage over the next two years.
A charity that has raised £100,000s for a local hospital over the years has announced it is to close after 70 plus years.
Emergency services have been dealing with a serious accident in Weasenham Lane, Wisbech this morning.
Work to install average-speed cameras along one of the area’s busiest routes has got underway on Monday.
A popular garden centre, farm shop, and restaurant is set to open a new £300,000 undercover play park just in time for Easter.
A Whittlesey care home has been rated good overall following an inspection by a government watchdog.
The following planning applications have been submitted to Fenland District, West Norfolk, and South Holland District Councils.
Building of an incinerator in Fenland is underway with the German-based company behind the burner announcing a Swiss firm as the main contractor.
A government watchdog has found a service that provides mental health care to those in crisis needs to improve.
Almost 100 Fenland residents turned out for a jobs fair, wellbeing event and open day held at the North Cambridgeshire Training Centre in Chatteris.
Cambridgeshire County Council has been shortlisted as a finalist in four categories of the Local Government Chronicle (LGC) Awards.
MP Steve Barclay is demanding answers from NHS bosses over a missing MRI scanner from a Fenland hospital.