Health

A Culture Day celebration brought residents, staff, families and visitors together to honour the many cultures at a care and rehabilitation facility.

A teaching assistant has received an award for the second year running to recognise her efforts to raise funds and awareness of a cancer charity.

A smart wristband will be issued to hundreds of people living with dementia to help safeguard some of the most vulnerable members of society.

Eligible residents are being urged to come forward for their spring Covid-19 vaccine.

Services to support children with special educational needs and/or disabilities need to be improved, according to a recent inspection.

With exam season starting, students across the area may be feeling the pressure, so the NHS has shared some tips.

A doctor’s surgery has officially opened its first theatre to patients, which will hopefully serve the whole of Wisbech in the next year.

New shows are set to come to a radio station as a presenter gets his sight back.

Data on the number of school-aged children vaccinated against flu this winter has revealed that Cambridgeshire was top of the list in England.

In the first week of the spring Covid-19 programme, the local NHS in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough has vaccinated over 20,000 people.

NHS leaders have shared their top tips to help people stay well during the Easter holidays.

NHS trusts across the country have had to pay out millions in compensation over the past few years.

A grandma who never thought she’d run again was among the recent graduates from a free Fenland ‘couch to 5k’ running programme

New free sessions have been added to a broad programme of no-cost and low-cost social and fitness sessions for all in Fenland.

The NHS is reminding anyone who relies on regular prescribed medication to make sure they have enough to see them through the bank holiday weekend.

Councillors have agreed to revoke two air quality management areas in Wisbech, but have insisted the impact of the new incinerator will be monitored.

Health bosses have shared concerns about the increasing number of people on waiting lists to access mental health services in Cambridgeshire.

Tradesmen who offered their services for free have nearly finished an annexe for a boy battling cancer.

Concerns over possible crime have been raised by police following an application by a local GP surgery to introduce a drugs pick-up machine.

Free family Easter holiday activities, and sessions for adults who want to lose weight, have been added to the programme of exercise classes.