Human Interest

A councillor has called the refusal of two solar farm plans a ‘brilliant start’ - but fears their fight has not been won just yet.

A community group has raised concerns that a conservation area could be at further risk if plans for an HMO go ahead.

Concerns were raised at a ‘heated meeting’ over plans to convert a Grade II listed building into housing for 31 tenants.

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

Parking tickets, a new anti-social behaviour project and drug raids were all discussed at Monday night’s town council meeting.

Among this week’s letters, one reader has said that new town centre paving is a mess.

A talk was given outlining major historical events that brought changes to a town.

Road closures are going to be in place over the next month while works are being carried out to improve the roads.

Do you have something you would like to discuss with your local officers? You can at their next meeting.

Grants are being made to organisations that play a key role within the community.

A man has been caught out after leaving identification when dumping his rubbish in a public area.

The man who died in a crash involving a car and a bus at the weekend has been named.

Drugs and weapons were recovered after police raided three houses on Monday.

Officers are still working with experts as they continue their investigation after the discovery of human bones.

Community spirit shone through when three businesses came together to help an elderly man after the theft of the mobility scooter he relies on.

People seeking a new and exciting career are being urged to join the fire and rescue service as a firefighter.

Care home visitors will be greeted with homemade cakes at its community open day this month.

Three more life-saving trips can take place across the region thanks to a couple’s monthly fundraisers.

A young girl has organised a fundraising event to help the family of a classmate make memories together.

“We shouldn’t have to be scared of going out,” were the words of a Whittlesey resident who has been left in the dark about streetlights.