Coronavirus

The RAF threw out a national challenge and students at the College of West Anglia (CWA) in Wisbech picked up the gauntlet.

Horse riders, whose competition plans have been hit by the lockdown, have still been able to win rosettes and, at the same time, help the NHS.

Senior medics say they believe the hospital is now past the initial peak of the outbreak.

A Fenland-born singer who appeared on last year's series of The Voice has released a very personal song and short film in tribute to the NHS.

No sharing of toys or materials, supervised handwashing and no end-of-term traditions all feature in the latest guidelines for primary schools.

"They were so kind and treated me like family. This disease is very real and I am just glad staff at Addenbrooke's were there to help me get through."

College of West Anglia governor and alumnus, Dr Lee Smith, is leading a global research study into the effects of lockdown and isolation on health.

Climate change and the impact it has on the world's poorest people is the focus of this year's Christian Aid week which runs until Saturday May 16.

Is your youngster a recycling hero? Do they know what does and doesn’t go in the blue bin?

Concerns have been raised over the arrangements in place for care home residents who have or are suspected of having Covid-19 in Cambridgeshire.

Fenland Council is appealing to private landlords to help ensure homeless people continue to have a safe place to live once the lockdown ends.

Covid-19 may have put a stop to Fenland-based explorer Justin Miles' planned adventures for 2020 - but it has not stopped him taking on a new role.

A man in his 80s is the latest victim of the pandemic in the hospital.

The government has confirmed families who wish to keep their children at home rather than send them back to reopening schools will face no penalty.

Local people are being invited to step into an online virtual consultation room to take part in the March Area Transport Study (MATS).

A Government document has today given more details on the Government's 'road map' out of lockdown

The latest figures show 123 people have now died at the hospital after contracting the infection.

The government has confirmed a number of sports are free to return with restrictions.

Here is what we know has changed after last night's broadcast.

The number of deaths at the hospital related to the infection has now risen to 121.