Human Interest

The number of deaths involving Covid-19 at individual care homes has been released for the first time by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

A Fenland football club’s ambitious plans for a 3G pitch has now been through the design stage and the next step is to apply for planning permission.

Facing enforcement action? Free local debt help charity is urging people to seek support.

The ever popular series of summer shows for children makes a welcome return with a performance of Big Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

The presentation for the March Garden competition was held at the March Masonic lodge on Tuesday.

Police acted to close down a private car meet organised by Velocity Car Club in Wisbech amid claims of anti-social behaviour.

A Fenland pre-school which was told it needed to improve when it was inspected two years ago has now been given an 'Outstanding' rating.

Anglian Water is asking residents not to put unflushables down toilets following repeated blockages in three Fenland villages.

A scheme which provides food vouchers for families of children receiving free school meals has been extended into the holidays.

A local community has helped make a Wisbech girl's Christmas wish come true thanks to a massive fundraising effort.

Major plans which will see listed premises renovated, upgraded and even extended in Chatteris High Street are expected to be approved.

Fire up the grill, it’s time for a barbecue! Jack’s is bringing exciting flavours from around the world with its sizzling array of grill favourites.

A fundraising day in aid of the Alan Hudson Day Treatment Centre in Wisbech netted more than £1,600.

Local MP Steve Barclay delivered a petition signed by more than 3,000 people opposed to plans to build a mega incinerator in Wisbech.

Online supporters have helped kickstart a music project for a local singer/songwriter and worship leader.

A March woman is planning a fundraising party in memory of her baby brother who died at just 20 days old.

Cambridgeshire Libraries has re-introduced face to face help for residents who need it when applying for or renewing their concessionary bus pass.

Over 1,000 people have signed up in the fight against the proposed Wisbech incinerator as the opposition campaign continues to grow momentum.

The results are in for the recent plant pot sculpture competition held as part of a Fenland town's entry for a national garden competition.

A local architects firm has offered its services free of charge to help defeat plans to build a mega incinerator in Wisbech.