Coronavirus

A community farm is helping young people and their mental health despite the current Covid-19 lockdown.

A temporary mortuary is to be built in Cambridgeshire to increase capacity in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Chatteris Town Council has been proactive and found two ways it can help out in the current crisis.

The latest update comes after the national death toll for Covid-19 rose by more than 900 in the past 24 hours.

An alarming voice note that has been shared on WhatsApp has been outed as fake by the ambulance service.

"It's going to be a much starker town" - that's the message from the volunteers who create the floral displays for the annual In Bloom competition.

The first grant payments, of £10,000 each, were received in businesses’ bank accounts yesterday (Tuesday) morning.

Separate wards, more intensive care beds and virtual clinics are just some of the measures set up by a hospital to tackle coronavirus.

Police are urging members of the public to report breaches of the coronavirus restrictions online with a newly-created web form and information page.

We may be in lockdown, but with this little quiz you can still take in a few of the interesting sites of Wisbech thanks to photographer Alan Wheeldon.

It is for small to medium enterprises with fewer than 249 employees and in our local enterprise area which includes all of Cambridgeshire.

A Wisbech mum who makes handmade children's clothing is using off-cuts left over from her business to make surgical-style masks.

"This is simply abhorrent and to weaponise the coronavirus in this way is completely shocking and can never ever be tolerated by us a society."

They are running a call and collect service in-line with social distancing measures set by the Government to keep their staff and customers safe.

Key health workers across Fenland are keeping safer thanks to the work of a group organised by a Chatteris-based planner.

A reader says it should not have taken coronavirus to get our police out on patrols.

A café has been praised for providing a home delivery service during the coronavirus crisis.

Police arrested a suspected burglar and a potential drug dealer during patrols in the area.

With the weekend set to be a warm one, police have reminded Wisbech-area residents to stay at home.

"We must keep in mind: bus services are for people who need them, and that public transport can return to normal as soon as this crisis lifts."