Environment

Parks, streets and fields across Fenland picked clean of litter when the district joins the country’s biggest mass-action environmental campaign.

An extraordinary meeting of Wisbech Town Council is to be held to discuss setting up a special anti-incinerator working party.

Unite and write was the double message given at an anti-waste incinerator rally in Wisbech on Sunday afternoon.

Campaigners hope the threat of Storm Dennis this weekend will not put pay to plans for a mass rally against a planned waste incinerator for Wisbech.

A resident is asking others to write to the company planning to build an incinerator.

Campaigners hoping to stop a mega incinerator in Wisbech have issued a rallying cry for next weekend.

he campaign to Save Wenny Road Meadow in Chatteris has received a boost this week from prominent archaeologist Francis Pryor.

A call to arms Wisbech people wanting to stop a 50 megawatt waste incinerator being built in the town has led to multiple campaigns being launched.

'This would be the perfect place for a Chatteris-based Forest School so all our children could benefit from learning social skills outdoors.'

One Fenland village is slowly becoming the eco-capital of the district thanks to the efforts of one resident who is determined to make a difference.

Recycling champions in Fenland are helping to make recycling easier than ever with the launch of a new ‘what goes where’ website.

Residents and visitors will be able to enjoy new trees in a March park thanks to the efforts of March Town Council and two local businesses.

Cambridgeshire County Council on Thursday (19) agreed to launch consultation on ambitious plans to reduce its carbon footprint.

Waste disposal company Amey has been fined half a million pounds for sending too much of Cambridgeshire’s biodegradable waste to landfill.

A motorist is annoyed at drivers who park against oncoming traffic.

A reader has no truck with parents who leave their cars idling outside schools

A firm aiming to build a £300m waste incinerator in Wisbech have taken the first step in the formal planning process by submitting a Scoping Report.

Members of Wisbech Street Pride celebration National Plant a Tree Day recently by planting not one but eight trees.

A reader has slammed parent motorists.

A Fenland drain is now cleaner thanks to a group of hardy outdoor swimmers who joined local divers to clear debris from the river bed.