Health

Pupils at one primary school are doing their part in the fight against smoking in the town Fenland dubbed ‘England’s quitting capital’.

As the celebrations for Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service’s 50th year draw to a close, its chief fire officer recorded his own milestone.

A long-serving nurse says she was touched when she was celebrated for her 50 years of nursing experience.

A primary school pupil has been diagnosed with a brain tumour following a routine eye appointment.

There are some great husband-and-wife teams out there—the Prince and Princess of Wales, Posh and Becks, and George and Amal Clooney.

A weight loss group is celebrating after reaching its first year helping the community become healthier.

More than £3,400 has been raised in a little over a week to support a Wisbech mum as she battles cancer.

Rose Lodge in Wisbech celebrated Wear It Pink Day during Breast Cancer Awareness Month along with thousands of others across the UK.

“They will not survive this.” Those were the words of a care home worker concerned about residents with dementia following the news that it will shut.

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service teamed up with various partners to help promote Restart a Heart Day.

A plea has been made to the government to continue its funding for essential drug and alcohol treatment services

Police officers across three counties including Cambridgeshire have helped resuscitate more than 100 people suffering heart attacks.

A mental health charity has announced today it is offering additional grants of up to £10,000 for community mental health projects in Cambridgeshire.

Dozens of new ambulances will be taking to the road to help patients in the East of England before Christmas.

With figures showing that one in seven women are diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime – there is a new plea for women to attend scans.

Healthwatch Cambridgeshire and Peterborough welcomed around 150 people to their Summit on tackling health inequalities this week.

Most Cambridgeshire people feel happy and safe in the county, and well-connected to their local communities

An open and honest chat about women’s experiences of the menopause has been arranged by a café owner.

A new director of public health has been appointed to drive improvements in the health and well-being of the residents of Cambridgeshire.

A 66-year-old man has been awarded a six-figure settlement after failings in care caused complete sight loss in his right eye.