Human Interest

Local artist and chairman of The Wisbech Art Club, Gill Repper, has donated six paintings to Lyncroft Care Home in Wisbech.

Four friends took to two wheels too help raise money for a charity.

A March man says his partner would have died without the life-saving skills of Magpas Air Ambulance.

Local travel firm Holiday With Us is supporting the Wisbech Toy Appeal launched by Paul Albutt and Annie Woods, by acting as a collection point.

A set of Fenland triplets were among 25 extraordinary young people from across the UK to be awarded a coveted British Citizen Youth Award.

A local hero's fight against slavery has been featured in a prime-time TV documentary with a Hollywood film legend.

A Fenland mum of three has launched a toy appeal to bring a bit of Christmas joy to children in hospital over the festive period.

March Amateur Boxing Club has been honoured with the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, the highest accolade a voluntary group can receive.

A small group of Cambridgeshire based movie enthusiasts came together to create their first major film project.

Consultation on proposals to make minor changes to the way social housing is allocated across the area is now underway.

A Fenland volunteer has stepped down after 20 years of dedicated service at the Alan Hudson Day Treatment Centre in Wisbech.

In her fortnightly column, Lorena Hodgson, of Red Barn Creative, talks about some businesses that are on the move.

Mayor of Wisbech Aigars Balsevics has had a busy diary this week visiting generous businesses that have supported his chosen charities.

Greater Anglia has recognised its very special volunteers who have been working to bring their local rail stations to the heart of their communities.

Police and ambulance are currently in attendance at an incident in St Peter's Gardens Wisbech.

Cambridgeshire's mayor wants more developers to work with his combined authority to build more £100K Homes across the county including in Fenland.

Coronavirus may have spoilt Easter, blighted summer and stymied Halloween, but one charitable group are determined it won’t stop Christmas.

The family of a former March pharmacist have been humbled by the huge number of messages, texts and flowers they have received following his death.

A Citizen reader is slightly bemused by an artist's impression of what March town centre may look like after regeneration.

Less than 100 people turned out across seven venues to see an exhibition organised by the firm behind the proposed mega incinerator for Wisbech.