Coronavirus

NHS workers who are continuing to care for residents will receive treats to brighten their days.

Our reporter saw first hand the devastating effects of the virus on patients and staff.

A letter writer has heaped praise on those helping out through Covid.

A man has been arrested after CCTV operatives spotted a group breaching COVID-19 social distancing regulations.

A reader has hit out at the new Tesco COVID-19 customer policy.

Boris Johnson is said to be working on 'top secret' plans that would allow millions to see loved ones over the Easter holiday.

A March engineer and his wife are urging people to donate £3 to the NHS when they have the Covid-19 vaccine.

Greater Anglia is asking rail passengers to check before they travel as the train company will reduce its timetable from Monday (25).

A former Chatteris woman has been named as one of the UK's most 100 inspirational female entrepreneurs 2021.

More grant schemes to help local businesses survive the latest coronavirus restrictions have been launched by Fenland Council.

Thirty-eight more deaths have been recorded at hospital in today's figures.

A Wisbech man furloughed twice and who helped distribute food parcels to the vulnerable during lockdown has been recognised with a special award.

Little Acre Pocket Park in Chatteris is still proving to be a popular destination for dog walkers, families and those who enjoy the Fenland skies.

Staff and residents at Lyncroft Care Home have been receiving their first Covid-19 vaccinations this week.

As the rollout of Covid-19 vaccinations begins, Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service is continuing to support to the health sector.

Two Fenland GP practices have issued appeals for volunteers as they begin to roll out the covid vaccine to patients.

A Fenland IT specialist is doing his bit to help area school children with their home schooling.

A new community fridge has had to postpone opening its doors for over a month.

Covid-19 vaccinations have started to be given to care home residents and staff in Wisbech this week.

A Wisbech man who hit the headlines with a video urging people to take the virus seriously admits he is amazed at how far his words spread.