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Here is the fortnightly Barwell's Banter column, written by Nickie Barwell of Barwell Accountants in Wisbech.

A homes development on land at Sandy Lane presents an opportunity to provide a sustainable, landscape-led urban extension to Wisbech - says report.

With the school holidays just days away, airlines have been issued with a strongly-worded warning about summer cancellations.

A developer is hoping to deliver a long-term future for the former Wisbech Post Office building with plans to convert a large part of it into flats.

A merger investigation has been started after supermarket chain Morrisons bought the struggling retailer McColl’s.

Eight million homes will get an extra £326 this week to help with the cost of living but many will struggle to make it last five weeks says a charity.

Celebrate 60 years of your favourite Marvel characters this summer at Skylark Maize Maz and Funyard on Manea Road, Wimblington.

Staff and residents at a care home were buzzing when they celebrated all things bees.

Staff at Fox Narrowboats held a special barbecue at the marina to celebrate Alan Stimpson’s 40 years of service.

Royal Mail managers across the UK are set to take industrial action in a dispute over further attacks on jobs and pay.

Millions of workers are expected to see their take-home pay increase from this month thanks to changes to National Insurance contributions.

In his fortnightly I.T Crowd column, Philip Brooks, of Diamond Byte Solutions, Wisbech, guides us through free software.

A youngster beat off competition from more than 100 other children to win a family ticket to Legoland Windsor.

A care home has been rated ‘Good’ in all departments after a Care Quality Commission inspection.

Households keen to save money should consider cancelling extended warranties on appliances and instead pay for the repairs themselves, says Which?

Plans to curb the amount private parking firms can charge drivers in fines have been temporarily withdrawn.

Customers face further hikes to energy bills with exit fees for leaving fixed-rate deals now up to 10 times higher than they were in 2021.

Fenland District Council has firmly rejected moves by MVV Environment Ltd to buy land it owns to enable the Wisbech incinerator project to go forward.

A Fenland firm has been put in the spotlight thanks to one of the most iconic images from the Queen's recent Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Councillors have rejected plans for more than 120 homes in Sutton Bridge on flood safety concerns.