Coronavirus

Shoppers at Tesco could be asked to queue in their cars instead of lining up outside if the weather is cold or wet.

A Fenland firm is honouring the memory of their boss by making protective equipment for frontline NHS and care workers.

We've launched a campaign to allow grandchildren to let grandparents know they are thinking of them.

A banner displayed outside a care home included the hand prints of residents and staff.

The total death toll at the hospital now stands at 83.

“I have had sight of some confidential information, but because it’s confidential I can’t share it.”

Lloyds Bank in Wisbech was forced to close on Wednesday (22) to allow for deep cleaning after a member of staff was diagnosed with COVID-19.

The cases were confirmed following the publication of the latest figures for hospital fatalities related to the infection.

The applause was the first to be held since the announcement of a Lynn hospital healthcare assistant's death from the virus earlier this week.

A community choir has released a charity single aimed at helping a charity which runs end of life services in Fenland.

Plans are being drawn up to reopen Cambridgeshire tips, but the gates will only open when the government advice changes, the county council has said.

New resources, covering different conservation science themes, will be released weekly on a Monday morning during lockdown.

In a month the Cambridgeshire Countywide Hub has responded to more than 2,000 requests for help from people in the most vulnerable ‘shielded’ group.

Many of Cambridgeshire's schools are coming up with new ways to support their students and wider communities at this time.

Officials have urged the public not to become complacent despite the latest figures for the number of patients who have overcome the infection.

A total of 70 patients are now known to have died after catching the infection.

Staff at a West Norfolk school have been following their students’ lead in spreading kindness during the coronavirus crisis.

The building firm working on a new Fenland school has defended workers after a resident accused them of not complying with social distancing rules.

Whilst it is a highly unusual time for people, nature is still able to go about getting ready for one of the busiest seasons – spring.

“I have seen first-hand the dynamism of people and businesses alike and their determination to pick themselves up, and find new ways to succeed."