Coronavirus

Fenland Policing have issued a big thank-you to those who have been sending in pictures of rainbows to both March and Wisbech police stations.

Public Health England's daily figures show increases.

Coronavirus continues to have a devastating impact on the area.

A March schoolboy Connor Saunders has decorated the fence at his home in a bid to put a smile on the face of passers-by.

A Wisbech firm has set up a new COVID-19 task force to help speed the design and production of ventilators and other essential medical equipment.

Wisbech and Doddington Minor Injury Units (MIUs) staff are set to play a vital role in the response to COVID-19 in the coming weeks.

The nation is gearing up to turn blue again for the second Clap for our Carers event.

Public Health England has announced the new figures for those testing positive for coronavirus.

Officials have this afternoon confirmed the deaths of three more patients who had tested positive for coronavirus.

The Chatteris Midsummer Festival, which was due to be held on June 27 and 28, has now been cancelled due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns.

Decision taken to shut doors at discount retailer 'with a heavy heart'.

A county-wide effort will deliver food and other essentials to the most vulnerable in Cambridgeshire until a national scheme begins.

Three more patients who had tested positive for coronavirus have died at a hospital, taking the total deaths there to seven.

A supermarket chain has announced it is lifting temporary restrictions on many of its products as stock availability has now improved.

A local bus company has vehemently denied accusations they have forced staff to work without proper hygiene facilities.

A bus firm has vehemently denied claims they have forced staff to work without proper hygiene facilities and are failing to deep clean vehicles.

Three Wisbech councillors who have been operating a shopping service for the town's elderly and vulnerable have hit back at attacks on social media.

Charity needs vital funds to keep its rescuers on the frontline and look after animals in its care in Cambridgeshire

A March woman who found herself trapped in Africa during the current coronavirus pandemic has praised embassy officials who helped her get home.

Police have carried out patrols at a number of supermarkets to ensure everyone is adhering to the government's guidelines and social distancing.