Health

NHS workers who are continuing to care for residents will receive treats to brighten their days.

Dorothy Hosein has stood down as chief executive of the East of England Ambulance Service.

Thirty-eight more deaths have been recorded at hospital in today's figures.

Wisbech Minor Injury Unit is to once again temporarily close with staff being deployed to help elsewhere with the ongoing pandemic.

Two Fenland GP practices have issued appeals for volunteers as they begin to roll out the covid vaccine to patients.

Covid-19 vaccinations have started to be given to care home residents and staff in Wisbech this week.

A Wisbech couple are celebrating after losing a whopping six stones in weight between them.

Hospital deaths were recorded on both Christmas Day and Boxing Day, according to the latest figures.

Roll-out of Covid vaccine has begun in Wisbech this week - patients will be called for an appointment when it is their turn.

NHS services are open in Cambridgeshire this festive time to help local residents with minor medical problems that do not require emergency treatment.

Two nurses have been honoured with a national award.

Bosses are guarding against complacency, but welcome the huge efforts made by staff during the challenging pandemic period.

Local charity Cam Sight, who support people living with sight loss in Cambridgeshire, have launched a new mobile support service.

The North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust had double cause for celebration when it picked up two national awards.

People across Cambridgeshire must "work hard" to reduce the rate of coronavirus infection ahead of Christmas.

The covid shutdown of dental services across the Cambridgeshire worsened existing problems around access to high street NHS dental care.

The NHS in Cambridgeshire is on the hunt for 1,000s of vaccinators to help protect millions of people from COVID-19 when a vaccine becomes available.

Number plate recognition technology could be used to tackle lack of parking at regional hospitals.

A lack of staff is being blamed for the ongoing closure of a Fenland emergency health service it has been revealed this week.

The area's leisure centres have closed their doors for the second time this year in response to the new four-week lockdown.