Human Interest

New free and low-cost events have been added to a packed programme for residents to enjoy.

Fenland District Council has agreed to progress the next phase of the Whittlesey Relief Road project.

A cordon is expected to remain in place for ‘significant amount of time’ as police look into cases of missing people after discovery of human bones.

Tributes have been paid to a much-loved woman who helped raise more than £150,000 for the schoolchildren under her care.

Investigations continue after human bones were found near Wisbech.

At the weekend, police officers spent some time offering free bike marking.

Care home staff have been praised after helping a resident make it to her daughter’s wedding.

Councillors were told about updates regarding the town at their meeting on Monday.

A councillor has raised issues from residents and is calling for police to look into them.

Fewer than two weeks remain to nominate someone to receive a Pride in Fenland award.

An investigation has been launched after human bones were found.

Concerns have once again risen over a planning application which could see an aggregates company increase its production.

A young girl who loves beauty has been picked from many entries to be crowned this year’s Rose Queen.

This year’s Rose Queen was announced at a town council meeting on Monday.

Some exciting announcements were made during the latest Wisbech Town Council meeting.

Whether you like pop, rock or jazz, organisers of this festival say it will be the most exciting in Cambridgeshire this year.

Dozens of brightly-attired walkers trod the streets on Saturday evening for the town’s first Star Shine Walk and raised at least £10,000.

From Richard Osman’s cosy crime to Elmer the Elephant – Cambridgeshire Libraries’ most borrowed books reflect the communities our libraries serve.

Illegal parking has become a big issue in Whittlesey, with councillors wanting the police to do more to tackle the problem.

The following planning applications have been submitted to Fenland District and West Norfolk councils...