Coronavirus

Covid-19 regulations have put a stop to a planned charity lorry convoy with authorities threatening organisers with a £10,000 fine if it goes ahead.

People self-isolating will no longer have to stay inside for two weeks.

The number of schools in Fenland affected by Covid-19 has risen yet again according to latest figures.

Latest figures show 179 patients have now died after testing positive for the virus.

Lions Club had to rethink after they Breakfast with Santa was cancelled and they were left with lots of presents.

Cambridgeshire County Council is planning to support many families and individuals whose lives have been made more difficult by the pandemic in 2020.

The number of schools in Fenland affected by covid-19 is up slightly on last week but the total number across the county has fallen.

A locally enhanced contact tracing service is successfully tracing more than 80 per cent of the cases passed to it by the national team.

Thirty-seven patients are currently being treated for COVID-19 at the local hospital.

Businesses across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are being encouraged to make sure as many of their staff as possible are working from home.

Dozens of pupils from a Fenland secondary school have been told to isolate following a new coronavirus case on Wednesday (25).

A high-end ale house and kitchen sold out for bookings next month will now have to cancel them.

People across Cambridgeshire must "work hard" to reduce the rate of coronavirus infection ahead of Christmas.

The county has been given the medium tier of restrictions post-lockdown - despite having some high infection rates.

A deal on who people can visit during Christmas has been agreed by the four nations.

The NHS in Cambridgeshire is on the hunt for 1,000s of vaccinators to help protect millions of people from COVID-19 when a vaccine becomes available.

The RSPCA is bracing itself for the toughest Christmas yet amid fears the financial strain from the pandemic could mean more pets being abandoned.

More than 100 schools across the county had confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the week beginning November 16.

New figures released by Wisbech Foodbank reveal 463 emergency food parcels were provided to people between April and September of this year.

Children at a Fenland school have been learning a new skill as part of their music lessons thanks to the pandemic.