Environment

Dog owners are having to use busier routes for their usual walks while parts of Fenland remain waterlogged.

There needs to be a change in approach to fixing potholes in Cambridgeshire, a councillor has said.

A new section of the King Charles III England Coast Path has opened, offering the public access to some of the country’s coastline for the first time.

A council is inviting residents, businesses, schools, and community groups to take part in an environmental clean-up.

An MP has backed councillors in their fight to prevent an incinerator coming to town.

Councillors have agreed to seek legal action to challenge the Secretary of State’s decision to permit a planned incinerator.

Residents of a village feel as though they are being ignored by the council as they battle to save their homes from repeated flooding.

Fenland District Council could be seeking advice next week to potentially challenge the decision to allow an incinerator to be built.

A call for action has been made before ‘somebody actually gets killed’ on a village’s roads that have become a ‘rat run’ for traffic.

Piles of rubbish are making a well-known grotspot even more of an eyesore, a councillor has said.

The managing director of the company which will construct an incinerator in Fenland has promised to be a “good neighbour”.

After plans for a mega incinerator were officially given the green light this afternoon, it has been described as “a dark day for Wisbech”.

Plans to construct an incinerator on the outskirts of Wisbech have been given the go-ahead by the Government.

MPs, councillors and campaigners have made a final plea for plans to build an incinerator on the outskirts of Wisbech to be dropped.

Hopes for a derelict eyesore have been dashed after it failed to sell at auction.

A lorry driver was rescued from their vehicle after it became stranded on the flooded Welney Wash Road on Tuesday morning.

An embankment and layby in Friday Bridge that saw almost 40 incidents of fly-tipping in nine months has been cleaned up.

Chemical weed killing is due to start again after Cambridgeshire County Council admitted it had ‘not got it right’ on its policy.

The world’s largest survey of garden birds – critical in monitoring declining species – needs people to join this weekend’s count.

A West Norfolk village is working towards becoming one of seven net zero communities in Norfolk thanks to a climate change partnership scheme.