Coronavirus

A new pocket park in Chatteris was due to officially open on Saturday (25) but the opening is unsurprisingly another victim of the coronavirus crisis.

Fenland businesses which have received Government grant support are urging other firms to make sure they claim what they’re entitled to.

A Wisbech mum and her two daughters have been helping to ensure both adults and children alike have plenty to read during the coronavirus lockdown.

A six-year-old boy with links to Fenland and to the legendary Captain Tom Moore is attempting to walk 10 miles in 10 days to raise cash for the NHS.

A Fenland couple have been left angry and upset after a neighbourly dispute escalated and saw two armed police response cars rush to their home.

The Anchor Inn at Wimblington, has been transformed into a takeaway service and free shop for the community.

A Fenland primary school has taken steps to ensure pupils have everything they need to keep on learning while at home during the coronavirus lockdown.

A Thomas Clarkson Academy student inspired by the fundraising efforts of Captain Tom Moore has challenged himself to raise £500 by running 500 miles.

A total of 61 patients are now known to have died after testing positive for the infection.

NHS fundraising hero Captain Tom Moore used to live in Fenland where he was managing director of a concrete works.

Staff at a Fenland care home complex have been praised as "incredible" by bosses as they continue the fight to keep the coronavirus at bay.

Hospital bosses have described the news as 'devastating' and say they are supporting her family.

The families at a special Wisbech school have created a video to remind everyone of what a "Wonderful World" we live in.

Sunflowers in brightly coloured pots have been springing up on doorsteps throughout a Fenland village.

One of Wisbech Town's all-time top scorers is returning to the club to organise a charity football match.

A total of 56 people have now died at the hospital after testing positive for the virus.

A total of 75 patients have now been discharged from the hospital after contracting the virus.

One more patient has died at a hospital having tested positive for coronavirus.

An uninsured driver stopped by police was also making a non-essential journey.

Nine on-call firefighters from Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service have been seconded to the ambulance service.